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Evening Star, Issue 21013, 29 January 1932, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS. ////////////////////// /QTR AN D AT 2,15. I Strand at jb.o. / I * / , (A Fullcr-Hayward Enterprisfe.) / / The Strand Theatre continues to / I grow in popularity, and its clien- / / tele can rest assured that the / I standard of To-night’s Enter- / I tainnient is worthy of their / I patronage / I Presenting for the First Time Here / I THE TREMENDOUS DRAMATIC / I FESTIVAL. I / ? ? ‘ THIS MODERN AGE.’ ? ? I / ??? ‘THIS MODERN AGE.’ P?P / I ??? ‘THIS MODERN AGE.’ ??? / I ??? ‘THIS MODERN AGE.’ ??? / / A Cert.—Adult Recommendation. / / Set against a background of gay, / / alluring Paris, this absorbing story / / of two loves will thrill you to the / / core. There are two outstanding / I characterisations that lovers of / I drama will appreciate. / / JOAN CRAWFORD. / / JOAN CRAWFORD. | JOAN CRAWFORD. / j JOAN CRAWFORD. / | The daughter who loved her mother / / above all—no man could have her / / unless he accepted her mother— / / reputation and all. / I I I AND THAT GREAT ACTRESS, / I PAULINE FREDERICK, / /PAULINE FREDERICK, / / As the mother who answers the / /. question of a million mothers. / I Should I Interest Myself in the / / Affairs of My Daughter? jj / Strand Featurettes are Excellent. / I 2 Metrotonc Sound News 2 / / CHARLEY CHASE COMEDY, / / CHARLEY CHASE COMEDY, / / Fox Australasian News. / 7/ FLIP THE FROG CARTOON. / / Reservations at The Bristol, or / / 1 Phone Theatre (13-379). / I I 1111 111 1111111 1111 111 I