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

AMUSEMENTS. YOU’LL BE LEFT BREATH-, LESS WITH LAUGHTER! When you see ‘MY WIFE’S FAMILY.’ IT’S ABSOLUTELY. THE FUNNIEST COMEDY EVER M»E IN TALKIES, AND BIDS FAIR TO SHATTER EVERY KNOWN RECORD IN DUNEDIN! (Women and Children are advised to attend the Matinees and avoid the evening crush.) §T. JAMES THEATRE (Late Princess). Where Sound Sounds Best. Direction Sir Benjamin and John Fuller. 2.IS—TWICE DAILY-8 p.m. A British International Picture. POSITIVELY THE FUNNIEST AND MOST UPROARIOUS OF BRITISH FARCE COMEDIES. ‘ MY - WIFE’S - FAMILY,’ ‘MY WIFE’S FAMILY,’ ‘MY - WIPE’S - FAMILY,’ ‘MY WIFE’S FAMILY,’ ‘MY WIFE’S FAMILY,’ ‘MY WIFE’S - FAMILY,’ ‘MY WIFE’S FAMILY,’ ‘MY - WIFE’S - FAMILY,’ The hilarious story of a baby grand, a grand baby, and a mother-in-law’s Waterloo!! With JIMMY GODDEN, JIMMY GODDEN, JIMMY GODDEN, Who appeared in Dunedin with Elsie Prince, is sharing the comedy honours with London’s favourite comedian, GENE GERRARD, GENE GERRARD. GENE GERRARD. All other comedy pictures this year are just “ giggles ” compared to MY WIFE’S FAMILY.’ The New Zealand ‘Herald’ said: “‘My Wife’s Family,’ completely dwarfs ‘ Rookerk Nook,’ ‘ Plunder,’ ‘ The Middle Watch,’ or any other of the excellent English farces.” (A. Cert. Recommendation.) FULL SUPPORTING PROGRAMME, HEAVY BOOKINGS—RESERVE NOW. Box fPlan at Bristol till 5 p.m.; then at Hall’s Fruit Shop. Theatre phone 13-702 (after 6.45 p.m.).' NO FREE LIST.