AMUSEMENTS

Stratford Evening Post, Volume I, Issue 60, 6 February 1931, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS

KING'S THEATRE TO-NIGHT "THE RETURN OF SHERLOCK HOLMES"' One of the best actors of the talking picture is Clive Brook. His fine voice and great acting have already been heard and seen to advantage in such pictures as "Interference" and "Charming Sinners," and he now adds a further conqucsl to his laurels. • It is the bringing to the screen of the famous charact/'' of fiction, Sherlock Holmes. As Holmes, Mr. Brook assumes for the first time in his career a:; ; i scr C -'U actor, a number of disgu';-: ■.. and his fine voice is also di3.«;u:s cl to meet the parts he is playing. 'The Reiurn of Sherlock T :o< ns" is a Paramount all-talkuir, pl-lurn, and will be screened a- the King's Theatre to-night. Sherlock Holmes, written by Conan Doyle years ago, is one of the most popular characters of fiction, and this latest modern exploit of his is thrilling, and will keep you on the edge of your seat all of the time while you are following with Holmes the clues of the baffling mystery. In addition to Mr. Brook, there is a big cast of well-known screen players.