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Evening Star, Issue 21753, 22 June 1934, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS. ANOTHER BRILLIANT STAR GRACES THE CINEMA SCREEN, IRENE VANBRUGH IRENE VANBRUGH IRENE VANBRUGH IRENE VANBRUGH TO-DAY AT THE gT. JAMES BRITISH THEATRE Comfortably Heated Throughout. Direction Sir Benjamin Fuller. 2.15 - TWICE DAILY The cinema debut of a great Star, who for years has reigned as one of the most famous personalities of the London stage, acknowledged wherever the finest traditions of the footlights hold sway as a pillar of the British drama. IRENE VANBRUGH, IRENE VANBRUGH, IRENE VANBRUGH, IRENE VANBRUGH, IRENE VANBRUGH. IRENE VANBRUGH, In a Typically English Play, combining Drama, Comedy, and Romance, in the Most delightful Manner, ‘THE HEAD ‘THE HEAD 'THE HEAD ‘THE HEAD ‘THE HEAD ‘THE HEAD of the FAMILY,’ of the FAMILY,’ of the FAMILY,’ of the FAMILY,’ of the FAMILY,’ of the FAMILY,’ With a distinguished cast that includes: ARTHUR MAUDE, PAT PATERSON, JOHN STUART, ROLAND CULVER. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) GOOD SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. Melody Master, ‘ Lease Breakers.’ ‘ High Spots of the Far East ’ (Travel Talk). ‘ Plain Crazy * (Comedy). Musical Review, Etc. BOX PLANS At D.I.C. and M'Cracken and Walls’s until 5 p.m.; Jacobs's, 5-7 p.m.; then at Theatre (Phone 13-702). SUNDAY NIGHT, 8 O’CLOCK. EMPIRE THEATRE GRAND VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT By DUNEDIN’S LEADING ARTISTS. Miss JIMSIE FRASER’S COMPANY NEW PERFORMERS. Admission: Silver Coin. Doors Open 7.15.