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Evening Star, Issue 22955, 12 May 1938, Page 16

TO-MORROW AT THREE SESSIONS 2.15 p.m. THE STATE Direction: Amalgamated Theatres Ltd. 2.15 p.m. Hearing Aids for the Deaf. SAMUSI GOLDWYN presents MAGIC! The Haunting Spell of the South Seas . . . waving palms . . . sapphire waters . . . dazzling sun . . . lovers’ moon . . . primitive man and woman filling their lives with eager romance ... peace . . . forgetfulness . . . Then —• fury breaks loose I Nature hurls her madness upon her idyllic paradise! Howling wind —pelting rain—humanity uprooted by the havoc of the gale! The hurricane! Filled with the glamorous romance and fierce adventure of the tropics is this magnificent story by Charles Nordhoff and James Norman Hall, the authors of ‘ Mutiny on the Bounty * . . . After two years of ceaseless effort, ‘ The Hurricane ’ comes to the screen. In its excellence of production, t it proudly carries on the Samuel Goldwyn tradition. (Recommended by Censor Adults). • Ok SV. , for Samuel Goldwyn’s most magnificent production with a cast that includes DOROTHY LAMOUR * JON' HALL • MARY ASTOR C. AUBREY SMITH • THOMAS MITCHELL • RAYMOND MASSEY • JOHN GARRADINE • JEROME COWAN BOX PLANS FILLING FAST AT BEGG’S AND THEATRE. (12-324). SELECTED FE ATURETTES s ‘ TOM THUMB ’—Coloured Cartoon, SKI THRILLS IN NORWAY, FOX AUSTRALIAN NEWS, ETC.

SUZANNE LENGLEN Press Association —By Telegraph—Copyright PARIS, May 11. (Received May 12, at 2 p.m.) Mile Suzanne Lenglen has been appointed director of the new National Tennis School under the Ministry of Kducatinn.