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Evening Star, Issue 20993, 6 January 1932, Page 10

FRIDAY NEXT | at |THEREOENT TWICE DAILY 2.1 S and 8 p.m. I WITH HAROLD HUTH and JOAN BARRY and All-British Cast Britain’s Supreme Dramatic Triumph Exceeds all Expectations Read what ‘Smith's Weekly ’ wrote of it a week or so ago: “There can be no doubt that this is the finest piece of drama that the British camera has yet recorded. Indeed, it is one of the finest dramatic works of the year produced by any country. The stride made by English directors is astounding. The emotional intensity is sustained without a falter; its backgrounds have been intelligently prepared on a scale which can compete with all the machinery , of Hollywood; and its acting is nothing short of magnificent. As a stage play ‘ THE OUTSIDER ’ was a remarkable success ... as a film it will make history. .. . Smith’s Weekly ’ has not hesitated in the past to condemn British films when they have been inferior. . . . There is no prejudice to be found, therefore, when we hail ‘ THE OUTSIDER ’ as the OUTSTANDING SCREEN DRAMA OF THE SEASON. “ The combination of brilliant acting by Harold Huth and Joan Barry (equally superb performances are given by the minor characters), Dorothy Brandon’s powerful theme, Harry Lachman’s direction, and the polish of the supporting details produce a result which will spread consternation among' the Californian Parrot-cotes. .’Smith’s’ recommends it without reserve as THE FINEST BRITISH PICTURE THAT HAS BEEN MADE " Hie Outsider’ The story of a medical “Outsider” in whose hands fate placed the power of restoration of a girl’s womanhood. BOX PLANS AT “THE REGENT” (Phone 12-513-2 lines) and at “ The Bristol.”