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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 19917, 2 May 1930, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. BOOK FOR SEVEN KEYS TO-DAY. BOOK FOR SEVEN KEYS TO-DAY. BOOK FOR SEVEN KEYS TO-DAY. HEATRB ROYAL. 'Phones 3C-328, 36-329. To-day will bo the last screening of "NAVY BLUES," in whioh William Haines and Carl Dane make such a hit. The supporting Programme, too, is excellent. LAST SCREENING TO-DAY. LAST SCREENING TO-DAY. LAST SCREKNUSTG TO-DAY. LAST SCREENING TO-DAY. COMMENCING TO-MORROW COMMENCING TO-MORROW COMMENCING TO-MORROW COMMENCING TO-MORROW Radio Picture* Preiant A Titan of the Films A Titan of the Films A Titan of the Films TO BALDPATE' TO BALDPATE' TO BALDPATE' TO BALDPATE' TO BALDPATE' TO BALDPATE' TO BALDPATE' TO BALDPATE* TO BALDPATE' TO BALDPATE' TO, BALDPATE' TO BALDPATE' Featuring RICHARD DIX. RICHARD dix. RtCHARD DIX. RICHARD DIX. RICHARD DIX. RICHARD DIX. . Now DoliVeriue the Master-Stroke of hi* Career as the Hero of George M. Cohen's Long-Run Broadway B#n*ation, also the J. O. Williamson Superlative,. Attraction some years ago, with Fred Niblo in the load. TO BALOPATfc' TO balßpatl' TO BALDPATE' TO BALDPATE' TO BALDPATE' TO BALDPATB' TO BALDPATE' TO BALDPATE' .TO BALBBATE' TO BALDPATE' TO BALDPATE* TO BALDPATE' PRESS EXTRACTS. "Audience were literally, on their toea." "SEVEN KEYS TO BALDPATE" "SEVEN KEYS TO BALDPATE" "SEVEN KEYS TO BALDPATE" "Thrills and Laughs in Rapid Succession." "SEVEN KEYS TO BALDPATE" "SEVEN KEYS TO BALDPATE" "SEVEN KEYS TO BALDPATE" Clever, Clean, Snappy Comedy-Drama which the whole Jamily enjoy., . EVEN 5 KfiXS TO>B „EVES KEYS TO B "SKVHN ffw.VK Th . "SEVEN, 1 "SEVEN 'KEYS GREAT SUPPORT IM GREAT SUPPORTING/ ppafAi B«dy .Gtjrdy 2-Heel Comedy. '** : Van and Bofcejat. in Maogn. ;; " '',;, J *r: '■ ';" Biltmore Trio, t ■ Audio Review No. .Metro Hews No. book tO-pAt *£of : . jAi^tat::'> : , BOOK TO.DAY FOR BALPPAm h BOOK TQiDAY FOB BAlif mm '« BOOK TO-DAY FOR BA|*s|a|E. BOOK TO-DAY *OB BAt-t^**"' plans: a? ?f*B ■ ; --vf ■]tf eWo P ERA •/i-.0-tr't'li': ■ (The Theatre tor SeW^-**^:^ ■ : #ner«.. Sotted W ■'6i*W: : --' ; .' i ,'; v ' v ;V i Direction; '^^tt»'";j , Aii**- r »ft«l i '»*«•;'tSlfA,';' - ;'' .viHOWiNO. twice i . Dipt. ,- Matinee . .: ': r ' j/ ; i ' ' ■ &&&%■,.'■'■•:? ■ Evening . »' v>: ; i' v' '>%*4s*lt?: ■■ * "■ THE Okla-MbT SHOW im; Sir Benjamin '■ *s& ; 'MI '■ - WARNER BROS ANfl *s&pWm* AUDIBLE PBOTO»PUY P^q»tIOTiOS now ' NOW, IN THIRD WEEf. f O OLD GOLD 0 OLD DIGGERS DIGGERS DIG GBBS DIG GE RS • BROADWAY - BROADWAY - BROADWAY - BROADWAY Sensationally Different from all other Photo-Play Achievements. Entirely Prodnoad in Natural Colour*. Box Plan* are at The Bristol from 8 a.ra: till 6 o'clock. Afterward* at Raw Opera House. \ Evening Session* i B.C. 84 6d. Stalls 8a M and 18 Cd (plus tax) *.. « - aa Afternoon Session: D.C. 2s, Stall* Is W and I*. Children Half-price. A » I A » T HALL. _-■ (Near Colombo- street Bridge). THE GLOOM CHASERS In a New and Sparkling -ProgMuniße of REV U E and VAUDEVILLE. NEXT SATURDAY NEXT (May Brd)i ORAYDON and SHAND'S GLOOM OHAS ER 8, Supported by FRANK M 4 O BAN. . And a Bevy of Ballet CKrie in Danwns «"« Posing, 20 PERFORMERS POPULAR PRICES' Bs, 2*. J*. 1«. *«. «•• s BoaerVM at the FriWol. CABARET. THE USUAL WIUSKLY BANOB SATtJBDAY, IfAY ««<< Special Mxuletf It««M *»' #M|Kfc Ball«y-MW8tott.. :, Dance Oren«i»»i. ■ :,■... ™*f?f a|»^ ■ ■■,..- ./EXTRAOBDINABY,.»*.-.„ :^ --^' Th*»t»leai Bta*» an« WooHttt* »•*«. Be .Wly. Awi« dii»»M*t»4«.,-. ■;■;; :i Ml*