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Dominion, Volume 28, Issue 96, 17 January 1935, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. ‘Blossom Time” is not only a transcendent musical play of unforgettable beauty—with the world’s most famous and incomparable tenor singing its exquisite melodies—it is an utterly enchanting picture, with colossal settings of rare beauty—and has a cast of famous stars enacting an intriguing story of love and romance which will hold you spellbound I IT IS THE ULTIMATE IN ENTERTAINMENT!! COMMENCING TO-MORROW, - BM Plans ™"--. thc Hcgcnt ' ) ( Special Shoppers’ Session To-morrow at 5.0 p.m. DIRECTION J. c X" l ™ l ’"'inmnmmiinriiiiiinmmmimti™ni>" ll ’^oP.P Option era British International Pictures Present Dm°c?oß:^Ji J MONTS^' T ’' )4I»O«»O«B»O«»O4B»O »E>< .- , i Includes: i I JANE baxter i ’ Carl Esmond j IM ' w| ? '. l Lester Matthews] | Athene Seyler I ■?• • j.W "■'■ 1' | Gibb McLaughlinl Wli iUi.X' « i i '•/TBr'Oßwl I Every Song- j M RICHARD [Every Spoken Word- j A. W W | Entirely in English | -J ■AU 01.1% B IN I “Blossom Time” Rfl (Approved by Censor for Universal Exhibition.) ie Picturisation of the Beloved Stage Play “LILAC TIME.” \ PRODUCTION OF TIMELESS GLORY—“BLOSSOM TIME” IS DESTINED TO REMAIN BRITAIN’S PRESTIGE PICTURE FOR ALL TIME! OUR UNBEATABLE ASSOCIATE PROGRAMME INCLUDES: REGENT NEWS SERVICE And a Warner Bros. Comedy Musicale “BRAVE TIN SOLDIER” “’TIS SPRING” COMI-COLOUR CARTOON ALL IN TECHNICOLOUR, PATHE PICTORIAL WEEKLY ETC. FINAL SCREENINGS 4< THE COUNT OF (Approvedfor TO-DAY OF MONTE CRISTO” Universal Exhibition.)

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