Mr. Chamberlain considered that if the Government were compelled to resort to General Elections to sanction the decisions taken with a view to the country's protection, those who forced it to do so would beata heavy responsibility.
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Berlin, Apr. 27, Chancellor Adolf Hitler interrupted work on his speech to attend a musical revue at the Metrople Theatre last night, it was learned today. The Reichsfuehrer went to see the revue in which an American dancer, Miss Marian Verne, performed:
Miss Verne several weeks ago was invited by the Fuehrer to perform at a' private party at the Chancellery. She later was also requested to perform at the Ministry of Propaganda during a party given by Dr. Joseph Goebbels, Minister of Propaganda.
Chancellor Hitler was accompanied by a few bodyguards last night when he went tothe theatre. He did not inform the management in advance of his intention to see the revue and arrived unannounced. It was the second time in recent weeks that he visited the Metropole Theatre. He recently attended a performance of a revue called "Melody of the Night."—United Press.
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