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Evening Star, Issue 21640, 8 February 1934, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS, POSITIVELY LAST DAY Of ‘ ROME EXPRESS,’ One of the Finest Dramas Ever Screened. DON’T MISS IT—YOU’LL REGEET 1 IT. I Special Supporting Features. (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) gT. JAMES ALL-BRITISH THEATRE ■ “ WHERE SOUND SOUNDS BEST.” Prop.: Sir Ben and Mr John Fuller. 2.15 TWICE DAILY- 8 p.m. COMMENCING TO-MORROW: 'ill T H A R K.’ The Funniest Comedy Ever Written by BEN TRAVERS, And Easily the Most Hilarious Comedy Ever Enacted by the Famous ALDWYCH PLAYERS, I tom Walls, lynn, MARY BROUGH, ROBERTSON HARE. I TOGETHER AGAIN IN ll’ £ TH A R£.’<(( I i THE MIGHTIEST LAUGHTER EPIC OF THEM ALL. A Worthy Successor to ‘ Rookery Nook,’ ‘On Approval,’ ‘ Plunder,’ ‘ Tons of Money,’ etc. FUN-FAST AND FURIOUS. A Laugh Cure for All Ills! THE ’ ERA ’ CRITIC WRITES:— “ After weeks and weeks, in what have seemed like so many Cinema Swamps, ‘ Thark ’ is like a welcome mountain, happily firm to the feet, and flowing with the sunshine of glorious laughter.” I I I I II I M I I I- I I I; The Demand for Seats will be Terrifici BE WISE AND BOOK EARLY. Plans at D.I.C. and M’Cracken and Walls’s until 5 p.m., Jacobs’s' 5-7 p.m., Theatre from 7 p.m. (Phone 13-702). WANTED Known—That Billheads, Circulars, Cards, Programmes, and General Printing of every description are executed at the ‘ Evening Star ’ Office at Moderate Prices.