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Evening Star, Issue 21582, 30 November 1933, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS. Final Screening To-night, at 8, of ‘ THE WHITE SISTER.’ ’ THE WHITE SISTER.’ ■■ THE WHITE SISTER.’ Don't miss this opportunity of seeing thui Superb and Unique Attraction, At the JJMPIBE DE LUXE (Phones 12-432 and 12-433), 2.15 Twice Daily. 8.0. COMMENCING TO-MORROW I COMMENCING TO-MOREOWI The Happiness Film, The Happiness Film, The Happiness Film, TO CAPTIVATE YOU WITH ITS SONGS, LAUGHTER, AND MERRY ROMANCE. It’s different from any picture that’s gone before as yesterday is from to-morrow. It’s the one really new note that’s been struck on the screen since the advent of the talkies —it will send you away with a smile on your lips and a song in your heart! ‘ HALLELUJAH, ‘ HALLELUJAH, I ‘ HALLELUJAH, [ ‘ HALLELUJAH, I ‘ HALLELUJAH, I ‘ HALLELUJAH. 1 * HALLELUJAH, ! ‘ HALLELUJAH. ! ‘ HALLELUJAH, ‘ HALLELUJAH, I’M A TRAMP,’ i I’M A TRAMP,’ 1 I’M A ' TRAMP,’ I I’M A TRAMP,’ t I’M A TRAMP,’ I I’M A TRAMP,’ i I’M A TRAMP,’ f I’M A TRAMP,’ t I’M A TRAMP,’ I I’M A TRAMP,’ l| With A cast of Comedians the like of which has never been seen before in any one picture— CHESTER CONKLIN HARRY LANGDON BERT ROACH AL JOLSON—FRANK MORGAN, and MADGE EVANS,Music that will make your feet tingle and set your lips a-humming. It moves, moves, moves along in rhythm with your heart. ALL ALTERATIONS OP Display advertisements must BE HANDED IN TO THE OFFICE BEFORE 11 O’CLOCK OF THE PRECEDING DAT. For the issues of THURSDAY and SATURDAY, “ Display ’’ Advertisements should be in the Printer’s hands Two Days previously. Blithe, airy romance—marvellous humour, songs, and music—hear ‘ Hallelujah, I’m a. Tramp Again ’ —he’d no money . . . no job . . . but ’neath the moon and the stars and on the open road, why should he care? The first picture to introduce the new entertainment idea—Khythmio Dialogue. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.); EXCELLENT FEATURETTES. Box ‘Plans at the Theatre and D. 1.0.