The filmgoers' annual (1932)

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The Filmgoers' Annual AMONG those brilliant comedians from the London stage, who have contributed so greatly to the renaissance of British talking pictures, no one has done better work than Leslie Henson, who made his first professional appearance as a concert artist with Louis Rihel's Concert Party, " The Tatlers," at Bath in 1910. Leslie Henson has been a London stage favourite since he first ap starring LESLIE HENSON peared at the Strand Theatre nine years ago. It is generally conceded that he is even better in talking pictures than he is on the stage. His voice records perfectly and the camera is able to show all filmgoers the elasticity of his features in greater detail than can be seen in a theatre from the front row of the stalls. He appeared in several silent films, including " Alf's Button " and " Tons of Money." His first talking picture was the comedy, "A Warm Corner."