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Evening Star, Issue 20988, 30 December 1931, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS. The Children All Love Joe E. Brown. Send Them to the Matinees. gT. JAMES THEATRE (Late Princess). Where Sound Sounds Best. Direction Sir Benjamin and John Fuller. 2.15 TWICE DAILY 8 p.m. That Inimitable Funny Man, JOE E. BROWN, JOE E. BROWN, JOE E. BROWN, JOE E. BROWN, In his latest and decidedly best farce, * BROADMINDED.’ •BROADMINDED.’ ‘BROADMINDED.’ •BROADMINDED.’ An uproarious laugh-a-second yarn of a simple soul who loved the ladies and lands into a thousand and one mix-ups! Plans at The Bristol till 5 p.m., then at Hall’s Fruit Shop, or Theatre phone 13-702 (after 6.45). OPEN THE NEW YEAR WELL BY SEEING THE BEST SHOW IN TOWN THE FIRST OP A SERIES OP MOTION PICTURE MASTERPIECES BOOKED FOR THE ST. JAMES FOR 1932. FRIDAY NEXT FRIDAY, “ THE SHEIK ” of the TALKIES. “THE SHEIK” of the TALKIES. “THE SHEIK” of the TALKIES. The Universally-discussed, Sensationally Successful Attraction, ‘ SON OF INDIA.’ ‘ SON OP INDIA.’ ‘SON OP INDIA.’ ‘SON OP INDIA,’ ‘ SON OF INDIA.’ ‘SON OP INDIA.’ ‘SON OP INDIA.’ ‘SON OP INDIA.’ ' SON OP INDIA.’ ‘SON OP INDIA.’ ‘ SON OP INDIA.’ ‘SON OF INDIA.’ ‘SON OF INDIA.’ With the Most Notable Cast Yet Assembled in One Film. RAMON RAMON CONRAD CONRAD NOYARRO, novarro, NOVARRO, NOVARRO, C. AUBREY SMITH, C. AUBREY SMITH. NAGEL, NAGEL, NAGEL, NAGEL, MADGE EVANS, MADGE EVANS. MARJORIE RAMBEAU, JOHN MILJAN. The old problem of East and West treated m a fashion never before attempted . . . the story of an Indian nobleman in love with a beautiful white girl. . . . It’s crammed with adventure, colour, glamour, romance. PICTURE WORTHY OP KING THAT HAS EVER ' WRITTEN ABOUT IT. EVERYBEEN Box Plans at The Bristol.

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