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Evening Post, Volume CXX, Issue 12, 13 July 1935, Page 4

■ T>LAZA - ' . J= _ ■*■ LAZA =-■ Direction Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. ■2 p.m.-TWICE DAILY—B p.m. Ripples of merriment! Chuckles of glee Howls of hilarity! HER CLOWNING- TRIUMPH! (-ICELY COURTXETDGI-: • CICELY COURTNKIDGK CICELY 'COURTNKIDGE (TCELY COURTNEI DUE CICELY CO URTN El DOE As a circus queen- who temporarily masquerades as a school teacher. "TUINGS ARE LOOKING UP." "THINGS ARK LOOKING UP." "THINGS ARE LOOKING UP." She thought life a big merry-go'i'ound unti .«he found herself masquerading as a school inarm and falling in love with the singinj teacher.. CICELY COURTNEIDGI CICELY COURTNEIDGI CICELY COURTNEIDGI CICELY COURTNEIDGI , CICELY . COURTNEIDGI "THINGS ARE LOOKING UIV "THINGS ARE LOOKING UP." : "THINGS ARE LOOKING UP." - With - WILLIAM GARGAN, 'MAX MILLER MARY LAWSON, JUDY KELLY. EXCELLENT FEATURETTES AT .EVENING PERFORMANCE! At Matinees Only. "BACHELOR OF ARTS." TOM and ANITA BROWN LOUISE • P L A Z A—SHORTLY! * ■ '-OLIVE BROOK (-LTVE BROOK - And — MADELIENE CARROL I MADELIENE CARROL I . -In - ! -I. • '••THE DICTATOR.-" '■•■■■ "THE DICTATOR." WATCH FOR FURTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS! (The Above Attractions Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Box Plans at Bigg's & Theatre. Tel. 51-277 _ . __ H»«; ■■». ' ' Q .§ paramount theatre i | Paramount theatre | ci ■•' .■!..........«..... ...., rl (Heated for Your Comfort.) '•. .-Twice.Daily, 2.15 and S p.m. Two Excellent Attractions make Outstanding Entertainment. GEORGE BURNS-GRACIE ALLEN GEORGE BURNS-GRACIE ALLEN With JOE MORRISON-DIXIE LEE, Giving you more laughs than you can shake your sides at - _ In - —- "LOVE ]N BLOOM." —"LOVE IN BLOOM." > — " LOVE IN BLOOM." — (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Grade and George turn their attentions to a romantic young couple. It's one grand mix-up of fun and frivolity—love, laughter, and music. —' Second Feature — EDWARD ARNOLD-ARTHUR BYRON EDWARD ARNOLD-ARTHUR BYRON - In - - "THE STRANGE CONSPIRACY." - - "THE STRANGE CONSPIRACY." - (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Excitement . . . mystery . . . thrills ... romance unleashed in a smashing dramatic story so startling the author dared not sigo his.naiUe. ■■:•■" • In Addition BARRIE BRETTONER at the PARAMOUNT WURLIT2ER. Plans at D.I.C. & Theatre. Tel. 51-842., JJIVOLI 'I'HEATRE, NEWTOWN. THEATRE BOOKED OUT i TONIGHT. | ~,.| Same Programme v ! Monday and Tuesday. REX —, THEATRE. EX THEATRE. (Upper Cuba Street.) Is—ALL SEATS ONE PRICE—Is. 3d—CHILDREN AT MATINEES—3d. j — NOW SHOWING I TWICE DAILY-2 and 7.30 p.m. Two Big Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Hits! : 1-CLARK GABLE -— MYRNA LOY CLARK GABLE MYRNA LOY - With - Elizabeth Allan Otto Kruger Jean Hersholt C. Henry Gordon Jn the dramatic story of a young doctor. torn between love find duty. . . "MEN IN WHITE." *l "MEN IN WHITE." -I "MEN IN WHITE;" j .From the Broadway Stage Success! I A picture that ranks, .amongst the truly! great productions of th,e screen! (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) "2—A Comedy Mystery crammed with Laughs and. Action— "MURDrCII IN THIS PRIVATE CAR." "MURDER. IN THE PRIVATE CAR." "MURDER IN THE" PRIVATE CAR." ■ Starring CHARLIE RUGGLES. .■-.''■- - - With - ■' ■ ' ! Una Merkel ■ Mary Carlisle j Fast and Furiously Funny! j (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Plane at D.I.C. and Theatre. Tel. 52-334. Reserves <5d Extra. ("IAPITOL THEATRE, MIRAMAR, V ' (Electrically heated.) ■ FINALLY TONIGHT! Columbia gave you first "Lady for a Day," then "It Happened One Night" and "One Night of Love" and now "BROADWAY BILL." "BROADWAY BILL." "BROADWAY BILL/ ■' '.. Starring WARNER BAXTER WARNER BAXTER .".' -■. . -A ml ■ MVRNA LOY. MYRNA LOY. 'I lie magic, of .this romantic comedy cannot ': be described—it MUST be seen. | • Book your &eat now. Tel. IG-545. ("Approved, for Universal Exhibition.) HERE YOU ARE! A PROGRAMME THAT IS POSITIVELY UNBEATABLE! pMPIRE THEATRE, ISLAND BAY. J-< TONIGHT, 8 o'clock, TONIGHT. . A BigM.G.M. Special! "OUTCAST LADY." CONSTANCE -OUTCAST LADY." BENNETT. "OUTCAST LADY.V HERBERT" "OUTCAST LADY.". MARSHALL. -OUTCAST LADY." More than Enter'•OETCAST LADY." taiument! It is a '••OUTCAST LADY." romantic adventure '•OUTCAST LADY." —against a seeth"OUTCAST LADY." ing background of "OUTCAST LADY." conflict! 2—HAL ROACH PRESENTS CHARLIE CHASE in "IT. HAPPENED ONE DAY." By far-the funniest comedy Charlii; has made! :!-CHARLES "CHIC" SALE in ' "LITTLE FELLA." <-FITZPATRICK TRAVELOGUE. 5-METROTONE KKWSREKL (Special), ft—UNIVERSAL NEWSREEL. ('Refornmonclfl by Ceiisw for Adults.) I