Every Picture Tells a Story : Leslie Henson, London's Great Comic Actor. 1932.

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, February 13th 1932," called "Expressions of Good Humour," showing Photographs called '"Every Picture Tells a Story :  Leslie Henson, London's Great Comic Actor."

The air may be electric with the threat of war ;  there are violent atmospherics in the political ether ;  and deep depressions continue over Throgmorton Street. But by the grace of providence there is always Leslie Henson, which is something.  The latest vehicle for his comic genius is "It's A Girl," at the Strand Theatre, where it is the successor to "It's A Boy," of joyous memory, but otherwise related to it in name only.  The story of "It's A Girl," or as much of it as caught the vigilant eye of our critics, has already been told in these pages, so we need only remind our readers that Sydney Howard, the perfect foil to Leslie Henson, is also much concerned with its ramnifications.

Condition is Very Good.