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Evening Star, Issue 20053, 19 December 1928, Page 5

A CHRISTMAS TREAT! FOR ALL THE FAMILY At Fuller-Hayward’s ‘STRAND’ “The Home of the Big Pictures!” FRIDAY NEXT, DEC. 2ht. The World's Sweetheart! SU „ ‘V* -? V 'Wlj 'X ¥Sm. s \*vß V 4 ie IJsliH V- > TfvpM a\ & y *■ . ■ it'' } EMPLOYE ENTR/MI f . '/%T\ :Mt\r %i Wl ' • HE'MERMLL *yamdl(fs{ote &■'} s ' MM >* 'Stilis>Meo6t46s«W L gf^w tWW t Sr 'A vn' lf \ The'sort of part that made t Mary Pickford famousshe was neve? .$0 appealing The kind of picture only Mary Pickford could make—-combining the tenderness of it moving Jovn story with the rollicking joyousness that made her “ THE MOULD’S SWEETHEART', 1 ’ Adapted from the well-known book by Kathleen Norris, Funnier than ‘Little Annie Rooney’—sweeter than ‘Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall’—more stirring than ‘less of tho Storm Country MARY AT HER ADORABLE BEST 1 \v A**** FRIDAY NEXT AT THE STRAND. Special Children’s Matinee DAILA at 2.15. EVERY, EVENING at 7.45, PRICES : M EEK DAYSVlalinccs: Circle, 1/G; Children, 9d. Stalls, 1/; Children, Gd. Evenings: Circle, 2/; Front Stalls, 1/; Back Stalls, 1/6. Reserves, (id extra. SATURDAYSCircle, 2/9; Front Stalls, 1/; Back Stalls, 2/. No extra for Reserves. BOX PLANS NOM 7 OPEN in Theatre Entrance. Phono 13-379.

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