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Evening Star, Issue 21708, 1 May 1934, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS. gT. JAMES ALL-BRITISH THEATRE “ WHERE SOUND SOUNDS BEST." Props.; Sir Ben. and John Fuller. 2.15 TWICE DAILY —B, LAST FEW DAYS! The Cinema’s Most Distinguished Player, CONRAD VEIDT, CONRAD VEIDT, CONRAD VEIDT, CONRAD V E I D T, In an Epic Production, Excelling ‘ BEN HUR’ and ‘QUO VADISP’ ‘ THE WANDERING JEW,’ ‘ THE WANDERING JEW,’ REGAL NOBLE INSPIRING. Four Leading Ladies: MARIE NBY, ANNE GREY, JOAN MAUDE, PEGGY ASHCROFT. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) NEXT FRIDAY! NEXT FRIDAY 1 British Dominions Filnis Present THE BIG MUSICAL SHOW. GRAND OPERA AND COMEDY. Frivolity and gaiety and sweet romance set to intriguing music, embracing entrancing excerpts from I La Belle Helene,’ ‘ The Daughter of the Regiment,’ and original modern melodic songs that swing and lilt along with delightful rhythm. I MAGDA | | SCHNEIDER, I I Of I I ‘TELL ME TO-NIGHT,’ | The International Prima Donna, whose belltoned singing voice and captivating acting now get full scope, with I ARTHUR RISCOE, I | .NAUNTON WAYNE, | England s Most Up-to-date Comedians, In the last word in Novelty, GOING GAY.’ Gorgeous Girls Glittering Garbings Fun Melody Mirth with Romance Laughter-laden. Presented before a wealth of. Glorious Scenery. BE WISE BOOK IN ADVANCE! Plans at D.I.C. and M'Cracken and Walls’s till 5.30; then at Jacobs’s. Theatre at 7 (Telephone 13-702). MAKE up your party now for the gayest Ball" of the year on THURSDAY at the TUDOR HALL. The music will be sure to thrill you! Four hours of dancing to a marvellous and celebrated combination.