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

AMUSEMENTS. Theatre Steam Heated Throughout. mu —st. james mu Hill BRITISH THEATRE UIU Direction Sir Benjamin Fuller. 2.15 - TWICE DAILY - 8. FINISHING TO-NIGHT! | ‘ THE HOUSE OF TRENT,’ I ‘ THE HOUSE OF TRENT.’ I ; , With Anne Grey and John Stuart. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) TO-MORROW 1 The English Vaudeville Stage and Radio Stage has never placed before the public an entertainment to equal the magnitude of ‘On the Air.* BRITISH I RADIO and | VAUDEVILLE | STARS. I ■ ‘ ON THE AIR.’ ‘ON THE AIR.’ TRULY A CONSTELLATION OF PERSONALITIES TOO COSTLY TO PRESENT ON ANY ONE MUSIC HALL STAGE. Throughout there is a story which admirably links the acts together. ROY FOX and BAND, Playing Popular Musical Hits. Amusing and Versatile Act. CLAPHAM and DWYER, Famous Comedy Pair in Drolleries. TEDDY BROWNE, World-famous Xylophone Exponent. Saxophone—More Xylophone and Drums. SCOT! and WHALEY, Indulge in Brief Back Chat, Patter, and Pianoforte. Bradley’s RHYTHM GIRLS. I WILSON—KEPPELL 1 AND BETTY, I Pantomimic Dancing, “ Egyptian I Dances,’ - as performed by Pharaoh I at the time of the other plagues. - DEREK OLDHAM Sings * Moya, My Girl/ and Fleur- , ette.’ | REGINALD PURDELL, | Song and Instrumental, * I Pluck | My Guitar.’ I 1 DAVE BURNABY, ] A Saucy Number, ‘ Down in the | Valley Under the Trees.’ AND A SCORE MORE— Cleverly directed sequence of outstanding variety turns linked by radio and clever story . . . Well conceived and expertly executed melange without a dull moment. . . . Well balanced comedy, hurlesque, dancing, singing, and patter interludes . . . Attractively-staged ensembles, sparkling atmosphere, swift movement, broad humour, brilliant chorus work, novel sound effects . . Bright dialogue . . . Flawless recording . Excellent photography and staging. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) BOX PLANS At D.I.C. and M’Cracken and Walls until 5 p.m.; Jacobs’s, 5-7 p.m.; then at Theatre (Phone, 13-702).