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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 102, 4 May 1929, Page 4

,THB QUEEN'S THEATRE. I4HE ■ QUEEN'S THEATRE. ' (Upper Cuba street.) jtO-'NIGHT 8 TONIGHT 100.PER CENT. 2-STAR PROGRAMME! No. 1: 'jk. comedy-drama of life on the fringes of the underworld, with a well-balanced love interest. Graphic and vivid in its presentation, searching in its analysis of human Xnotives, delightful in its romance, thrill- - -•■. , ing in its crucial moments. "NEW YEAR'S EVE" ■ . "NEW YEAR'S EVE" "NEW YEAR'S EVE " "NEW YEAR'S EYE" (A Fox Production) With WAET ASTOR, CHARLES MORTON, MARY ASTOR, CHARLES MORTON, 33ARLE FOXE, FLORENCE LAKE. No. 2: 'A Modern Study of a Single Indiscretion and its Tragic Consequence. A Story of Society's Saints and Sinners. ''COME 10 MY HOUSE," "COME TO MY HOUSE," ■ "COME TO MY HOUSE" .. "COME TO MY HOUSE," •■■-.-■. ' . With &NTONIO MORENO, OLIVE BORDEN ANTONIO MORENO, OLIVE BORDEN,' ■ And Accomplished Cast. "TARZAN THE MIGHTY" ' "TABZAN THE MIGHTY?' Further Exciting Chapter of Events. QUEEN'S QUALITY ORCHESTRV QUEEN'S QUALITY -j&SICHESTItA'. -'■' Delightful Music Programme. " BOOKIjrG.-Bos"~Plans at Theatre JRmg- TeL 22-334 for Reservations. OIJR THEATRE, NEWTOWN. UK, . THEATRE, NEWTOWN. ■•'■:■ TO-NIGHT, AT 7.30. ... . TWO BIG ATTRACTIONS. Jfo. 1-RALPH FORBES. ■ , RALPH FORBES, MARCELINE DAY ;; ■ MAKCELINE DAY ■■In "UNDER THE BLACK EAGLE," "UNDER THE BLACK EAGLE," 'A satisfying love story, an epic of cour--Bgo and devotion, all blended into the most_ unique picture of the year. S"o. 2—WILLIAM HAINES in "THE SMART SET " "THE SMART SETV" 'A lomantic comedjr-;'6t';j-outh, polo, and :^'lover" ■ ourokchEstra. Island BajReserves no extra charge. Tel. 11472. FINAL- PRESENTATION. JOH3SI GILBERT. JOHN GILBERT, -RENEE ADOREE RENEB ADOREE In a stupendous drama, "THE COSSACKS," "THE COSSACKS," "THE COSSACKS," "THE COSSACKS," "THE COSSACKS," The unforgettable epic of Cossack life, Jove and death, with dashing John Gilbert as a young Cossack soldier! COMING MONDAY AND TUFSD-YY-COMING MONDAY AND TUESDAY; "HUSBANDS FOR RENT" ■ "HUSBANDS FOR RENT" And "GLENNISTER OF THE AlOTlN'rrns " "GLENNISTER OF THE MOUNTEDS" . . AUTCRAFT THEATRE -^R-TCRAFT THEATRE. TO-NIGHT! — TO-NIGHT-At, S. |HE GREATEST THRILLER THE SCREEN OR STAGE HAS YET PRODUCED. MYSTERIOUS! THRILLING! STUPENDOUS! "THE SPY." "Tup spy " "THE-SPY." "THE SPY" H±hi bPY. ■•I'll),' QIJV >> ■IHE-S.PY..- "Till'" SPY" IHE SPY. "Tin. 1 «i>v •> xatj bl'Y. ••THli' «pv» ■lak* bPY. ■ •■rap cpv" IHb SPY. "THF SPY" xiih SPY. "THF SPY" 111b JsPY." "TTTir 'Spy" j-Ub SPi:. "THii 1 <spy»» <'TlTrt l i Ciller j> ls' J • ■ IHL SPY." "THF RPV " IHE SPY. "THE SPY." Head of the International Spy Service .' —a ■ lame Russian banker—brings to liear potent forces, crushing human beings in Us relentless grip. ••T] lc ■ Spy" stops at nothing. ... Excellent Supporting Bill. Booking Arrangements as follows: Box P an at .Theatre during Matinee, or nnTheatre 43-968 after 0.30. Reservation^ cannot be kept after S.iO p.m. Book now and avc id tlisappoin tment. NOW SHOWING 11 ajn. to 10 p.m. daily. tIIS!: GRETA GARBO -- ■ •- - GRETA GARBO ' GRETA GARBO GRETA GARBO has played many fascinating roles on the Sjcreen, bnt never one with the allure of this beautiful Russian mystery woman! gaming love scenes you can't forget! Thrilling revelations of the octopus-like spy system! "THE MYSTERIOUS LADY " •-'-•'lli TEUIOUS LADY" "THE MYSTERIOuI LADY" „,. '-THE MYSTERIOUS LADY." tAMelro-Goldwyu-Mriycr Production) Directed by FRED NIBLO, director of "Ben Hur" and "The Enemy" With CONRAD KAGEL and un all-star cast.. Added Attraction: JOHN MRRYMORE JOHN 3JARRYMORK : JOHN- BAERYMORE ■:.■:: ■ In '.-- . "THE TEMPEST" "THE TEMPEST." • • "THE TEMPEST" "THE^TEMPEST." In Support: GAZETTE, SERIAL, SCENIC. TWO -GRJiAT PICTURES TWO GREATER STARS E™^ KINEMA. •B^o'cMck™T ' ; KINEMA. JETTA CGOUDAL, VICTOR °VARCOMI .and JOSEPH SCUILDKRAUT in* ' "THE FORBIDDEN WOMAN" A tensely dramatic story of the love of two^brqthers for the same woman, carrying trora tlae and desert of Morocco to the bright lights of Paris and back again to the most daring climax ever -visualised on . ■ ■ , •■ - the screen. "EXCESS BAGGAGE," Starring William- Haines and JosephineDunn. The thrill of years! Haines in the sensational slide of Death. Sec it m 'Phone Theatre M-203 for Reserves. " QTAR THEATRE. = *° TAR THEATRE. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT' BUCK JONES In '•black: jack." Buck Jones shoots his way to love anil -old in a smashing Western of thrills and chills "PUBLICITY MADNESS" A. Non-stop Flight on the Winirs of Laughter. A high-flying comedy of' Aviating love and pilot's license. "Black Jack" scrcnn3 7.15 p.m. '"Publicity Madness screens !) p.m. SATURDAY NEAT: 1.n,,k r,ul for "Tim Wizard," -Mystery Dram;,: "J.';i.id lo Love/ Comedy.