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Evening Star, Issue 21076, 13 April 1932, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS. IT IS NOW THE THING TO SAY . . . “THE BEST PICTURES ARE AT THE gT. JAMES THEATRE ” Coming FRIDAY NEXT FRIDAY! THE SCREEN CLAIMS A NEW “ FIRST LADY ”11. 1 Chained to the legitimate stage by | a series of superb triumphs, this astounding actress has at last found it possible to appear on the talking screen . . . AND WHAT A SUCCESS SHE MAKES! HELEN HATES, HELEN HAYES. HELEN HAYES, HELEN HAYES, HELEN HAYES, HELEN HAYES, Whose astounding performance, first as a beautiful young girl, and finally as an old, doddering hag with love for her son her only joy m life, will enthrall you In ‘THE SIN OF > ‘ THE SIN OP . ‘THE SIN OF MADELON CLAUDET,’ MADELON CLAUDET.’ MADELON CLAUDET.'’ MADELON CLAUDET.’ MADELON CLAUDET.’ MADELON CLAUDET.’ A Stellar Cast Including LEWIS STONE. LEWIS STONE, LEWIS STONE, LEWIS STONE, MARIE PRBVOST, NEIL HAMILTON, NEIL HAMILTON, NEIL HAMILTON, NEIL HAMILTON, JEAN HERSHOLT. A GREATER STORY OF MOTHER LOVE AND SACRIFICE THAN ‘MADAME X,’ ‘THE SIN OF MADELON CLAUDET ’ STANDS TRIUMPHANT AS THE GREATEST DRAMATIC MASTERPIECE THE TALKING SCREEN HAS PRODUCED. IT COMES TO THRILL YOU, TO MOVE YOU WITH THE VERY BEAUTY, THE VERY REALISM OF ITS HUMAN GRANDEUR! Recommended for Adult Audiences. Bos Plans filling rapidly at The Bristol,