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HIS MAJESTY'S

In ' Magnificent Obsession,’ commencing to-dav at His Majesty’s. Irene Dunne and Robert Taylor have the starring roles. Rarely has the screen shown a more touching motion picture than this, filled as it is "with heart-quickening drama and de lightful comedy—a skilful blending of light and shade, revealing the story of (he compelling power of a great love. The charming Miss Dunne plays the greatest, role of her career. During a part of the picture she is blind, and her experiences will make even the blase ponder. Taylor is revealed ns a dramatic actor of exceptional abilitv, Prone- between Ibese two are presented with stirring dramatic rinahlies. The -npot'lmpg programme will include a ’March of Time,' ‘Japan, Master of (ho Orient.'

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Evening Star, Issue 23783, 14 January 1941, Page 2

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HIS MAJESTY'S Evening Star, Issue 23783, 14 January 1941, Page 2

HIS MAJESTY'S Evening Star, Issue 23783, 14 January 1941, Page 2

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