Anny Ahlers. (German Actress and Singer) 1932.

For Sale is a Full Page Portrait Photograph with article below, removed from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, June 25th, 1932," for "Anny Ahlers," (German Actress & Singer).

Without wishing to detract from the merit of Anny Ahlers- and who would slight that rara avis, a musical comedy actress who can act and sing- it is a fact that the setting for the London debut of the red-haired German girl greatly helped us to open our hearts to her from the moment of her appearance. "The Dubarry" and "Helen" are the two most creditable productions of their kind seen for a good time past, the Adelphi one alive with humour and the His Majesty's one having a real story, told with unusual frankness, even if yielding at the end to conventional musical comedy sentiment.  It proves the attraction of Anny Ahlers that we are whole-heartedly her well wishers whether Jeanne is behaving ill or well, generously or selfishly-and never chastely, for that matter.  It is a clear triumph of the actress's personality over her stage character.  She shows a talent for both high and low comedy and her least gesture or intonation has the touch of strength.  It is stated that, some months ahead, Anny Ahlers will appear as Emma Lady Hamilton in what will be Gilbert Frankau's first play.

Condition is Very Good.