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Evening Star, Issue 21037, 26 February 1932, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS. FOE EVERY WOMAN! A glorious story of mother love, of a beautiful woman who suffered everything for her child... FOR EVERY MAN! | A grand story of a real man, friend | of this wonderful woman, who stood I by until love rewarded them both... IT’S TREMENDOUS . . . IT’S REAL . . . IT’S HUMAN . . . IT’S THE DRAMA OP THE YEAR! gT. JAMES THEATRE (Late Princess), Where Sound Sounds Best. Direction Sir Benjamin and John Puller. Matinees, • 2,15. Evening, 8 o’clock. If Ever You Wanted to See a Really Superb Performance, Don’t Miss the SENSATIONAL BRITISH STAR, I ■ ELISSA LANDI ELISSA LANDI - ELISSA LANDI ELISSA LANDI - ELISSA LANDI ELISSA. LANDI - ELISSA LANDI (Of ‘ Always Good-bye ’ and ‘ Body and Soul ’), with VICTOR M'LAGLEN VICTOR v M‘LAGLBN (Also English—and Excellent), IN THE TREMENDOUS STORY OP MOTHER LOVE, ‘WICKED.’ ‘WICKED.* ‘WICKED.* ‘WICKED.* Two Splendid English Stars in a heart-stir-ring story of the love of a lovely woman for her child ... of a woman who found her adored husband to be a thief and_ a murderer . . . and of a great friend who stood by her through all. YOU WOULD NO MORE THINK OP MISSING THIS TALKIE GEM THAN YOU WOULD HAVE MISSED ‘ OVER THE HILL * IN “SILENT” DAYS. Pox News, Comedy, Travelogue, etc. Box Plans Pilling at The Bristol. I costs no more to book! Plans at Hall’ Fruit Shop till 5 p.m. Theatre Phon 13-702 (after 7 p.m.). IT’S ANOTHER ST. JAMES "ACE.”