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Evening Star, Issue 21783, 27 July 1934, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS. EXTENDED SEASON! ENTHUSIASTICALLY ACCLAIMED! This week’s large audiences were unanimous in fchoir praise of ‘Sorrell ami-Son, referring to it as “ the finest talking picture that has ever graced the screen. >'o give our unqualified endorsement of these sentiments, and recommend tins picture to \ou cIS d inmnn) - rtf l.hrt ll lO’Hf'.Sh OfCICIL WITH THIS GREAT OAST: Mrs Stephen Sorrell, Margot Grahame; "Kit” Sorrell, Peter Penrose, Hugh Williams; Mrs Palfrey, Ruby Miller; Mr Roland, Evelyn Roberts; Mr Richard Orange, Donald Calthrop; Mr Porteous, Arthur Chosney; Buck, Wally Patch; Molly Pentreath, Winifred Shotter; Ethel, Hope Davy. PLANS BEGG’S, M'CRACKEN AND WALLS’S, D.I.C. Till 6 p.m.; Then THEATRE. DAILY, 2.15 and 8 p.m. (Phone 13-091.) QCTAGOK THEATRE Avoid Disappointment. RESERVE EARLY! BRITISH DOMINION FILMS PRESENT 1954’S GREATEST TALKING PICTURE! II ‘ SORRELL AND SON ‘SORRELL AND SON Featuring the Brilliant English Actor, II II iiimiiimiii Warner is “Sorrell!” H. B. WARNER iiiiimmiiiiiimiiiiiimii “ Sorrell ” is Warner. A MARVELLOUS PICTURE! SUPERB ENTERTAINMENT! .(Approved for Universal Exhibition.l BOOK YOUR SEATS NOW! D.C. Reserved, 2s (plus tax), Is 6d. Stalls, Is 6d. Front Stalls, Is.

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