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Evening Star, Issue 21746, 14 June 1934, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS. Always a Good Show at the Cosy gTRANDSESSIONS: 2.15 and 8. Stalls Is, D.C. Is 6d. FINAL'NIGHT! Kay FRANCIS, Edward G. ROBINSON, Kay FRANCIS, Edward G. ROBINSON, In the Dramatic Masterpiece, ‘ T LOVED A WOMAN.’ I (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) TO-MORROW! MURDER, INTRIGUE, ROMANCE, AND MYSTERY ABOARD AN EXPRESS TRAIN SPEEDING ACROSS INDIA! What a setting for a cinema drama! And here is the screen at its best, presenting a story of action and suspense in backgrounds as novel and colourful as any ever seen! It’s wonderful entertainment. SEE IT! EDMUND LOWE iu ‘BOMBAY MAIL.’ EDMUND LOWE in ‘BOMBAY MAIL.’ EDMUND LOWE in ‘BOMBAY MAIL.’ EDMUND LOWE in ‘BOMBAY MAIL.’ EDMUND LOWE in ‘BOMBAY MAIL.’ EDMUND LOWE in ‘BOMBAY MAIL,’ See Edmund Lowe as the central figure around whom revolves a terrific plot of plunder ano double murder—among a strange group of travellers in the most mysteiious country in the world. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.)* Box Flans at D.I.C. and Theatre (Phone 13-379). THE GRAND HOTEL. ENDLESS TASTING—BUT HE GOT IT! ( Over and over again ho tasted many brands—his task seemed endless, he was after a perfect whisky. Finally he.got it! —" GLEN ROSSIE WHISKY. The Daddy of them all- -Quality as our House Whisky, but Bottled in Scotland—--17 u.p. 500 (J-Bots.) to go at 6s fid each.