... ance in town, you must put up with a very grim prison film, and go to see James Cagney in EACH DAWN I DIE, at the Warner Theatre. The story is just another ex posure of racketeer ing, and the brutal methods of discipline practised in the past tense in ...

... is especially well suggested this is fine cinema usage the real thing. THE OLD MAID is the new picture due at the Warner Theatre, Leicester Square, on January 12. Delia (MIRIAM HOPKINS seated and her sister, Charlotte (BETTE DAVIS right), agree to live ...

... bourne production of The Beggar's Opera, which i ft due for its first performance last night, Tuesday January 16, at the Theatre Royal, Brighton, and is scheduled to remain on tour for a few weeks be/or' coming to London. Mr. John Gielgud is the product' ...

... screen entertainment in the wide sense. Basil Dean, directing, has a surer instinct for the way things look and sound on the theatre stage than the way they look and sound on a film-track. The novel-readers and the playgoers will probably like 21 DAYS better ...

... London's newest cinema. CINfiPHONE, which is situated in Oxford Street, and had its first night on January 15. It is a luxurious theatre at which the finest and most up-to-date French pictures are to be shown. In our right-hand still MAURICE CHEVALIER is seen ...

... her in her new picture the first for a considerable time DESTRY RIDES AGAIN, which is due shortly at the Leicester Square Theatre. Here Marlene is seen as Frenchy the saloon star entertainer casting her spell over Tom Destry (JAMES STEWART). Left Frenchy ...

... brilliant effect, may fairly be said to take his place. THEIR MAJESTIES THE KING AND QUEEN paid a surprise visit to His Majesty's Theatre last Tuesday night for the second house of the musical show Funny Side Up. They were accompanied by T.R.H. the DUKE and DUCHESS ...

... CINEMA CAMEOS. By C. A. LEJEUNE. WHAT is going to happen to John Garfield, star of DUST BE MY DESTINY, at the Warner Theatre? It seems to me that he is standing at the cross-roads of his film career. One road leads to the world of high acting where ...

... business! There could hardly be a film more remote from the British temper and experi ence than THE ROARING TWENTIES (Warner Theatre)-- but does it matter? This is pure Americana, and rather specialised Americana at that-- a résumé of the days of bootieg ...

... as the French would say. DAYTIME WIFE is the new Twentieth Century-Fox film which was due to begin its run at the Odeon Theatre Leicester Square on Monday last March 11. It is an amusing matrimonial tangle comedy about employers, their secretaries and ...

... and real situations. I believe he is right. That 's why I think the public will like THE PROUD VALLEY (Leicester Square Theatre). True, it 's a sombre storv, with a glamourless, almost drab setting. The characters are all mining people, and the scene ...

... a complete realisation of the word cinema. Every form of art whether it is music, painting, sculpture, architecture, the theatre has things that it can do and no other form of art can do. Brush and canvas have their own field of ex pression. A block of ...