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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21919, 3 April 1933, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS ■ ST. JAMES BRITISH THEATRE. Where Sound Sounds Best. __ Props.: Sir Ben. and John Fuller. 2.IS—TWICE DAILY—B p.m. A Magnificent Programme-of SUPERLATIVE ALL-BRITISH PICTURES. The Dramatic Mystery Sensation, "OTHER PEOPLE',* SIN . " OTHER PEOPLE'S SINS. "OTHER PEOPLE'S SINS. " OTHER PEOPLE'S SINS." — *-. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Acclaimed by British Press as being " THE PERFECT BRITISH PICTURE." "Alternations of tense drama, emotionalism, and touches of sly humour, merging into a delightfully surprising climax. One of the cleverest English films 1 have ever. seen."—Daily Express. „„ __„ With ANNE GREY, HORACE HODGES, STUART ROME. Excellent Featurcttes. . Plans at Bristol till 5 p.m.; alter at Jacobs's. Theatre at 7. Tel. 13-702. ; '

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