TO-NIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS.
—Pictures,— State.—The . thrilling romantic-adventure, ' Flight for Freedom,' featuring Rosalind Russell, Fred Mao Murray, and Herbert Marshall. Empire.—Fred Emney, Alastair Sim, Ed- . ward Rigby, Patricia Roe, and Oliver Wakefield in J. B. Priestley's ' Let the People Sing.' Strand.—' Sign of the Wolf,' a Jack London drama, with Miohael Whalen, and ' Get Going,' with Robert Paige and Grace McDonald. St. James.—P. C. Wren's famous story, ' Beau Geste,' starring Gary CoopeT, Robert Preston, Ray Milland, and Brian Donlevy. Octagon.—Paul Muni in the drama, ' Commandos Strike at Dawn,' with Anna Lee, Lillian Gish, and Sir Cedric Hardwicke. Grand.—Tim Holt in ' Red River Robin Hood,' and Lupe Velez and Leon Errol in 'Mexican Spitfire's Blessed Event.' Reoent.—Claudette Colbert and Fred Macmurray in the comedy 'No Time for Love.' Mayfair.—' Thunder Birds,' starring Gene Tierney and Preston Foster, and ' Fly By Night,' with Nancy Kelly, and Richard Carlson. —Coming Attraction.— Grand (Wednesday).—A drama of the Russian guerrillas, ' The Boy from Stalingrad,' featuring Bobby Samarzich, and Charles Starrett in the western, 'The Medico of Painted Springs.'
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Evening Star, Issue 25069, 10 January 1944, Page 2
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