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Evening Star, Issue 21006, 21 January 1932, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS. FINAL SCREENING TO-NIGHT, AT 8, Of ‘ A FREE SOUL,’ ‘ A FREE SOUL,’ ‘ A FREE SOUL,’ Featuring The One and Only N-O-R-M-A S-H-E-A-R-E-R N-O-R-M-A S-H-E-A-R-E-R « And LIONEL BARRYMORE, At the ’ _ } JjJ MPI E E D E LUXE (Phones 12-432 and 12433.) Commencing To-morrow. \ Commencing To-morrow. BRITISH COMEDY That We All LOVE AND UNDERSTAND! Fling your worries, your troubles to the wide. Hero’s a hearty laugh for the whole family. England’s Greatest Star, Heading a Brilliant British Cast, CYRIL MAUDE, CYRIL MAUDE,' CYRIL MAUDE, > CYRIL MAUDE, CYRIL - MAUDE, CYRIL - MAUDE, ■ CYRIL MAUDE, CYRIL MAUDE, CYRIL MAUDE, CYRIL MAUDE, CYRIL MAUDE, CYRIL MAUDE, CYRIL MAUDE, CYRIL MAUDE, CYRIL MAUDE, CYRLL MAUDE, The Beloved “ Grumpy,” in a Hilarioui Role as Colonel CRAWFORD, M.P., In ' MICHAEL ARLEN’S MICHAEL ARLEN’S MICHAEL ARLEN’S MICHAEL ARLEN’S MICHAEL ARLEN’S • Peep into Real English Life —His Master piece, ‘THESE CHARMING PEOPLE,’ ‘THESE CHARMING PEOPLE,’ ‘THESE CHARMING PEOPLE,’ ‘THESE CHARMING PEOPLE,’ ‘THESE CHARMING PEOPLE,’ ‘THESE CHARMING PEOPLE.’ ‘ THESE' CHARMING PEOPLE,’ ‘THESE CHARMING PEOPLE,’ ‘THESE CHARMING PEOPLE,’ ‘THESE CHARMING PEOPLE,’ ‘THESE CHARMING PEOPLE,’ ‘THESE CHARMING PEOPLE,’ •THESE CHARMING PEOPLE,’ | ‘THESE CHARMING PEOPLE,’ ‘THESE CHARMING PEOPLE,’ ■ A Paramount All-British Production. In this picture CYRIL MAUDE portrays an impecunious old colonel, gifted with hum' it and finesse, who lives by his wits, having everything that money or credit can obtain. He is most ably supported by such- eminent London stage stars as Nora Swinburne, Godfrey Tearle, Ann Todd, and Anthony Ireland. DON’T MISS THIS BRITISH COMEDYIT’S A GEM! Excellent Supporting Programme. Excellent Supporting Programme. . AND . PAUL CULLEN PAUL CULLEN At the Grand Organ. ' Box Plans at The Bristol' and at the Theatre. Phones 12-432 and 12-433. Coming, in all its Glory, The Glorious Successor to ‘ Viennese Nights,’ • CHILDREN OF DREAMS.’ ‘CHILDREN OF DREAMS.’