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

T>EGENT. -"EGENT. A J. C. WILLIAMSON THEATRE. Managing Directors: Beaumont Smith and F. W T. Turing. 2.IS—TWICE DAILY-S p.m. j THE BIGGEST ENTERTAINMENT IN TOWN! SUSPENSE! THRILLS! HUMANADVENTURE ! A .Melodrama of the Sinister Underworld oi New York—One of the Most Thrilling Pictures of the Year, "THE COP." j "THE COP." i "THE COP." i "THE COP." ! "THE COP." I "THE COP." A GLIMPSE INTO THE LIFE OF THE UNSUNG HERO, THE COP. Starring I I WILLIAM BOYD WILLIAM BOYD. .WILLIAM BOYD. WILLIAM BOYD WILLIAM BOYD. S^SK? ESS NEW YORK. DON'T MISS IT. Also Showing, A PICTURE OF SINCERITY AND . i ~ \ "MUMSIE." I "MUMSIE." "MUMSIE." I "MUMSIE." "MUMSIE." AN EPIC OF MOTHER LOVE Starring PAULINE FREDERICK. ■ . PAULINE FREDERICK. PAULINE FREDERICK. PAULINE FREDERICK. PAULINE FREDERICK. A STORY~ WHICH WILL'"FIND" AN ECHO IN THE. HEART OF EVERY WOMAN YOU'ARE STRONGLY ADVISED TO JUKE YOUR RESERVATIONS EARLY. REGENT REVIEW OF WORLD MAURICE GUTTRIDGE AND THE nmr nFS? NT ORCHESTRA. BOX PLANS AT THEATRE (TEL 44-144). AND BRISTOL STRAND. °TRAND. A Fuller-Hayward Theatre. SHOWING CONTINUOUSLY 11 a.m.-10 p.m. LAST SESSION TIME--7.40—7.10—7.40. JOHN BOWERS JOHN BOWERS JOHN BOWERS JOHN BOWERS In PETER K. KYNES PETER B. KYNE'S "PALS IN PARADISE," ' "PALS IN PARADISE," " PALS IN PARADISE " "PALS IN PARADISE," "PALS IN PARADISE," "PALS IN PARADISE," "PALS IN PARADISE," "PALS IN PARADISE," "PALS IN PARADISE," "PALS IN PARADISE." "Which deals with a modern gold rush and boasts no cowboys—but it does bring to light the modern mining town and the mad rush on wheels of those seeking a fortune in yellow metal. And RUDOLPH SCHILDKRAUT RUDOLPH SCHILDKRAUT RUDOLPH SCHILDKRAUT RUDOLPH SCHILDKRAUT In "TURKISH DELIGHT" "TURKISH DELIGHT" "TURKISH DELIGHT." " TURKISH DELIGHT" "TURKISH DELIGHT" " TURKISH DELIGHT," The comedy of a Turkish harem, tense dramatic action, interspersed with laughs galore. "MEET AIE "MEET ME At the majes t i c" m a j c st i c." m a j c st i c." m a j c s x i c." ceasldh pictures, lyall bw Seaside pictures! lyall bay." REOPENING TUESDAY, 7th MAY, At 8 o'clock, With The Big Secret Service Drama, "THE SPY." "THE SPY." "THE SPY.'" ,-THE SPY." '"THE SPY." "THE SPY." "THE SPY." "THE SPY." Bewildering, Stupendous, Awe-inspiring. Telephone 24-318, or call at Thoatre for Reservations. CHORTT'S THEATRE. °HOKTT'S THEATRE. Another Magnificent Columbia SpecialDOROTHY KEVIER And TOM MOORE, «Tu\l qtSSS- "THE SIREN." iHIi SIREN." "THE SIREN." A tensely dramatic story of happiness and love which fade into a wild nightmare in '•'VT.it? QlrH?T^T a/) 0W o£ the Sallows. <"p2n IrKfeS- "THE SIREN." THE SIREN." "THE SIREN." a big, powerful production depicting the triumph of love and justice over hate. On the Same Programme: T.'VJ.biKßest laughter "hit" of IiKO. "GINSBERG THE MAGICIAN." "GINSBERG THE MAGICIAN " A cyclone of mirth from start to finish. A sure antidote for mental depression Presents that Great Comedian, GEORGE lESSEL, Splendid Supports. .Splendid Supports. REMEMBER THE DATESTOWN HALL, nth TO 18th MAY. The Magnificent "BABYLONIAN GA RDENS" ENTERTAINMENT. 'PHE CAPITOL, MIRAMAR -1- TO-NIGHT. Super Double-feature Programme. Ronald Coleman and Vilniu Hanky in the Greatest Love Theme of their careers, "TWO LOVERS." "TWO LOVERS." They married in hate, BUT Supporting Feature: A Thrilling Talc of Circus Life, "THE WINDJAMMER " "THE WINDJAMMER," With Billy Sullivan and Thelma Hill. iniMl^TiiirriTuwJATKS 7 rpOWX HALE, nth TO 18th MAY X The: .M;i-11i1i,r.,,1. "CAI-iVLONIAN GAIUIKNS" ENTERTAINM ENT.