TO-NIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS
—Pictures.— Octagon. The technicblour production, 'Wilson,' with 12,000 players. Regent.—Cary Grant starred in the comedy, ' Arsenic end Old Lace.' St. James.—Claude Allister, Marie Lohr, Wylie 'Watson, Jimmy Hanley, and Frederick Leister are featured in ' Kiss the Bride Good-bye.' Empire.—The Tomantic story, ' The Clock," Judy Garland and Bob Walker. State.—The third week of ' Dear Octopus,' with Margaret Lockwood, Michael Wilding, Helen Haye, and Roland Culver. Strand.—A double-feature programme, with Donald O'Connor in' ' Patrick the Great' and ' Pass to Romance.' Grand.— * Don't Take It to Heart' and ' It's That Man Again,' starring Tommy Handlev. Mayfair.—Noel Coward's ' This Happy Breed,' also the thrilling drama of airsea rescue, ' For Those in Peril.' —Skating.— De Luxe Rink, Filleul street.
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Evening Star, Issue 25768, 15 April 1946, Page 4
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