EMPIRE THEATRE
"THE HUMAN SIDE” With a cast of unusual merit headed by Adolphe Menjou and Doris Kenyon and featuring Charlotte Henry, famed, as "Alice in Wonderland” and Betty! Lawford, Hollywood’s most distinguish.! ed "Other Woman.” The Human Side,” Universal’s comedy drama, will he! screened on Wednesday evening. Thei picture is regarded as one of the most) entertaining that has been presented foil some time. With the cast rushing from! one rollicking situation to another the!, audience’s laughter is sulxlued with fre- 1 quent moment s of tenderness and drama' when the serious side of life impresses! itself upon th e irresponsible Menjou.' The picture fairly teems with audience' appeal because it is entirely human audi down to earth. It’s absolutely genuine and keep s mainly on the laugh side with the kind of laugh ts that echo There is a splendid cast. The supporting programme consists of "Oh What a Business (Musical), "Going Places,” “Sky Larks” (Cartoon) and Universal: News.
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Western Star, 3 December 1935, Page 2
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161EMPIRE THEATRE Western Star, 3 December 1935, Page 2
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