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Evening Star, Issue 21638, 6 February 1934, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS. 3 S-E-S-S-I-O-N-S D-A-I-L-Y 3 11 a.m. rfHE GRAND THE LITTLE THEATRE WITH THE BIG PICTURES. Direction Amalgamated Theatres (N.E.) Ltd. BEST AND MOST. GAINSBOROUGH'S UPROARIOUS EARCE. minim minim LESLIE HENSON, HENSON. LESLIE III! LESLIE | II LESLIE HEATHER HEATHER UN HEATHER Mill HEATHER -EDWARD EVERETT -EDWARD EVERETT HENSON, HENSON, Mil THATCHER, THATCHER, THATCHER, 111 111 I THATCHER, 1111111 HORTON—HORTON—| -EDWARD -EDWARD EVERETT EVERETT HORTON-HORTON-i In In • IT'S A BOY,’ ‘ IT’S A BOY,’ ‘ IT’S A BOY,’ • IT’S A BOY.’ ‘ IT’S A BOY,’ • IT’S A BOY,’ ’ IT’S A BOY,’ ‘ IT’S A BOY,’ ‘ IT’S A BOY,’ ‘ IT’S A BOY,’ ‘ IT’S A BOY,’ ' IT’S A BOY,’ • IT’S A BOY,’ England’s Greatest Comedian comes in the Talking Picture of his Most Brilliant Stage Success. . . . Leslie Henson will show you what satire and sparkling wit really can bo . . , and he’ll keep you roaring with laughter every moment. (Recommended for Adults Only.) In Addition, GRAND THEATRE FEATURETTES. Two British Newsreels. ‘ The Old Knew ’ Ideal Cinemagazine. ‘ Rye ’ Gaumont-British Miniature, Released by Fox Film Corporation (Australasia) Ltd. Box Plan at Theatre (Phone 13-013). Phono Reserves held till 7.45 p.m. only.