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Evening Star, Issue 21318, 24 January 1933, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS. LAST 3 NIGHTS. Plans at Chas. Bcgg and Co.’s till 5 p.m.; then at Theatre. Reserves Phone 13-013. 'J HE GRAND ALL-BRITISH THEATRE. Direction Amalgamated Theatres Ltd. Sessions: 11. 2.15. 8. ALL-BRITISH PROGRAMME. £ MICHAEL AND MART.’ •MICHAEL AND MARY’ 1 MICHAEL AND MARY’ ‘MICHAEL AND MARY’ A. A. MILNE. A. A. MILNE. I Released by British Dominion Films. ENGLAND’S GREATEST ACTRESS, EDNA BEST, The Doyen of Screen Lovers, HERBERT MARSHALL, In ‘MICHAEL AND MARY.’ It is directed with such devoted sincerity and interpreted with such moving appeal by Herbert Marshall and Edna Best that something that is not only life as we know it, but the soul of England itself, glows from tho screen. ALL-BRITISH SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. ‘ELAT No. 9,’ The Eternal Mother-in-law Question. Just 40 Minutes of Uproarious Laughter. And ‘ A Little Spot of Old Ireland.’ COMMENCING FRIDAY NEXT. WHAT DO YOU ENJOY IN A PICTURE? —MYSTERY? DRAMA? THRILLS?— ROMANCE P-COMEDY ? YOU’LL FIND THEM ALL IN ‘THE OLD MAN/ AN EDGAR WALLACE THRILLER.