AMUSEMENTS.
State Theatre.—' 1 Was a Spy.’ Empire Theatre.—Tom Katz Saxophone Baud, ‘Tillie and Gus,’ and Miss Iris Mason (organist). Octagon Theatre.—’ Torch Singer.’ St. James Theatre.—' The Wandering Jew.’ Grand Theatre. —’ Long Lost Father.’ Regent Theatre.—‘ Gallant Lady.’ Strand Theatre.—‘ Captured.’ King Edward Theatre.—' Salomy Jane.’ Green Island Cinema.—' Palmy Days.’ To-night’s Local Radio.—4YA (790 k.c.), 4ZB and 4ZO (1,050 k.c.), 4YO (1,140 k.c.), 4ZF (1,220 k.c.), and 4ZW (1,470 k.c.).
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Evening Star, Issue 21709, 2 May 1934, Page 8
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72AMUSEMENTS. Evening Star, Issue 21709, 2 May 1934, Page 8
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