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ESPIONAGE THRILLS

BRITISH VARIETY STARS SUPPORT < 1 Was a Spy ’ is the main attraction at the Grand. Tho story tells the true emotional and factual history of the young Belgian woman, Martha M'Kcnna, who was in the town of lloulers in 1915, after the Germans had occupied it. She is engaged by the medical authorities to serve in the hospital, but still she is a Belgian, • and helps her aunt in furtive missions. Her immediate superior in the hospital is also in the service. She risks the fate of the thousands of soldiers whom she is among when they are caught unawares, and bombed by Allied planes. Then she and the doctor nurse those who are left wounded. Together they make a fruitless attempt to blow up a dump of poison gas cylinders when they first came into use by the Germans; then they nurse the Allied wounded after the first gas attack. ‘ Around the Town ’ is also on the programme. Tije picture is built round the story of a casting agent who helps an American theatre magnate in his search for British talent in London. Vic. Oliver is the agent, and all the time he is wise-cracking and clowning in a most entertaining fashion.- There is a galaxy of talent supporting him.

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Evening Star, Issue 23687, 21 September 1940, Page 7

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ESPIONAGE THRILLS Evening Star, Issue 23687, 21 September 1940, Page 7

ESPIONAGE THRILLS Evening Star, Issue 23687, 21 September 1940, Page 7

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