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Evening Star, Issue 20687, 9 January 1931, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS. PRINCESS THEATRE Where You Hear the Talkies Best. TO-DAY. TO-NTGHI’. 2,15 TWICE DAILY 8. COMMENCING TO-DAY. Sir Benjamin and Jolm Fuller Present THE MOST GLORIOUS OF ALL ROMANTIC COMEDY DRAMAS. SUPREME IN ART AND BEAUTY. Altogether Different Production. ‘ UNDER A TEXAS HOOX/ ‘ UNDER A TEXAS MOON,’ From a Novel by STEWART B. WHITE, Recounting the gay adventures of another BYRONIC DON JUAN, An ingratiating, happy-go-lucky, handsome adventurer, who makes amorous pilgrimages and breaks hearts as lightly as ho breaks his word before riding jauntily on in searcb of further conquests. He meets his Waterloo in '■ ARMIDA ” (Jolm Barrymore’s lead in ‘General Crack’), a wonderfully temperamental actress. She’s alive in every limb With feeling to the finger tips, And when the sun’s a ball of fire, And sky one burning blue sapphire, One does not drink in little sips. FRANK FAY, FRANK FAY, Handsome and dashing as “ Don Carlos.” NOAH BEERY, NOAH BEERY, Myrna Loy, Mona Maris, Betty Boyd, Raquel Torres (and four famous beauties) —Tully Marshall, George Stone, George Cooper, Fred Holder, Jack Curtis, Sam Appel, Tom Dix, Jerry Barrett, Chas. Scllon, Bruce Corrington. ‘UNDER A TEXAS MOON.’ Is a film of utter and unique loveliness, acted amongst rose-covered haciendas—undulating pasture lands—cloud formations —luxuriant tree foliage, and shimmering waterscapes. Warner Bros. Vitaphono Production. 6 FEATURETTES 6 Book at BRISTOL till 5 p.m., after at HALL'S FRUIT SHOP. Theatre Tel. 13-702.