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

AMUSEMENTS. CT, JAMES THEATRE BRITISH FEATURE HOUSE. 2.IS—TWICE DAILY—B p.m. “The laugh’s the thing—and it is here in good measure.”—Newcastle ‘ Sunday Sun.’ ‘THE LAST COUPON,’ ‘THE LAST COUPON,’ The Humorous Story of a Football Competition, With the Inimitable “ Rubber-faced ” Comedian, LESLIE PULLER, LESLIE FULLER, LESLIE FULLER, Mary Jerrold, Jimmy Godden, Gus M'Naughton, Molly Lament, Harry Carr, Jack Hobbs, and Wonderful Supporting Programme. Plans at Bristol till 5 p.m.; then at Jacobs’s. Theatre at 7. Tel. 13-702. COMING FRIDAY COMING SPECIAL SUPER-ATTRACTION. SPECIAL SUPER-ATTRACTION. British International Pictures Present THE GREATEST MUSICAL COMEDY OF ALL TIME, i —— i ‘THE MAID OF THE ) MOUNTAINS.’ 1 FREDERICK LONSDALE’S WORLD-FAMOUS MASTERPIECE, ‘THE MAID OP THE MOUNTAINS.’ MAID OP THE MOUNTAINS.’ MAID OP THE MOUNTAINS.’ MAID OP THE MOUNTAINS.’ MAID OF THE MOUNTAINS.’ Tunes that have been hummed all the world over characters that live in the hearts of the British public and a story that will appeal to young and old alike. MUSIC! COMEDY! ROMANCE! Refrains you can never forget! MAGNIFICENT SETS AND SINGERS. A British Triumph. A PICTURE WORTH WAITING FOR. An Ecstatic Delight from Start to Finish. BOOK TO-DAY! DON’T DELAY! Box Plans at The Bristol.

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