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Dominion, Volume 24, Issue 50, 22 November 1930, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS. Brief Season Extension I —To TUESDAY NEXT [lnc.] No possibility of further presentation beyond that date so—ATTEND NOW ! Last 3 Matinees Last 3 Nights HUGE CONTINUED SUCCESS OF ALL-BRITISH “TALKIE” WEEK at the De Luxe Theatre Now Showing Twice Daily: 2.30 and 8 p.m. FIRSTLY: England’s Latest Triumph in AllEiectrifying Dialogue Dramatic Productions! Dialogue! Presenting, with justifiable pride, the Superb 'Adaptation Astoundin’ of DION TETHERIDGE’S GREAT LONDON STAGE Situations'* FLAY. An amazingly outspoken drama of modern mora s. A Sensation in Every Respect! ‘LOOSE ENDS” (Recommended as suitable for Adult Audiences only.) With OWEN NARES, EDNA BEST, and Other Great Players. SECONDLY: The Greatest of All British You can't Comedies! imagine anything • funnier than THE LAUGH SENSATION that has Doubled up this joy-packed Audiences the Wide World Over. Laughter Epic! The Lighter Side of War Hilariously Depicted! “NOT SO QUIET on the WESTERN FRONT” Which stars England’s Favourite Comedian, LESLIE FULLER Company! IT’S ONE LONG ROARING RIOT STRAIGHT FROM LONDON BRAND NEW AND ORIGINAL ! ! 3IAKE EARLY RESERVATIONS AT EfttlSTOL AND AITKEN’S. Another Great Programme Announced ' for DE LUXE Theatre! Commencing Wednesday Next (AND SCREENING UP TO AND INCLUDING THURS. DEC. 4.) BRITAIN TO THE FORE AGAIN!—A Two-star Pr ?Bj;amme of ’tlerlt. A more than worthy successor in Quality and Quantity LOOSE ENDS" and “NOT SO QUIET'ON THE WESTERN FRONT... < ' ' -—-HEADED BYAri Epic of the British Secret Service: INSIDE THE LINES EARL DERR BIGGERS, famous author of “BEHIND THAT CURTAIN, ’ presents in "Talkie” form HIS MOST SENSATIONALLY SUCCESSFUL WORK. GIBRALTAR — DESTINY OF EMPIRE! UNTOLD UNTIL NOW—THE GIGANTIC INTRIGUE AIMED AT BRITAIN’S MIGHTY MEDITERRANEAN FORTRESS! AN AMAZING AND THRILLING STORY OF WAR’S WOMEN SPIES AND THE HAZARDOUS ADVENTURE OF ONE IN PARTICULAR! With—rit FORfiFS BETTY COMPSON — MONTAGUE LOVE XALFH REGINALD SHARLAND - AND MANY OTHERS. Second Attraction Extraordinary Another Hilariously Funny All-British Feature Length Comedy'-Drama —DECLARED TO BE EVEN MORE LAUGHABLE THAN “NOT SO QUIET ON THE WESTERN FRONT” —! ! ! Superlatives cannot possibly do justice to “AMATEUR NIGHT IN LONDON” Wherein some of London’s Would-be “Talkie” Stars are tried out withludicrously funny results! EXCEPTIONALLY TALENTED COMPANY OF BRITISH STAGE AND SCREEN COMEDIANS! SECURE EARLY RESERVATIONS AT BRISTOL AND AITKEN’S.

IS&BU I THEATRES | TO-NIGHT’S PRESENTATION OF VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT. Artcraft Theatre Talkies (Opposite Parliament Buildings). To-Day at 2.15 p.m. To-Night at 8 • A story of the Romantic South-West—the Land of Turbulent Men and of Intriguing Women—the country of Bold Lovers and Lovely Ladiesj "ROMANCE OF RIO GBANDE” With Warner Baxter, Mary Duncan, Half American! Half Mexican!—But All Lover! One woman Hated him. Another Wanted him, and still, another Loved him, In support:— In Support—Artcraft Featurettes. Box Flan (Tel. 43—968) after 6.30. . KI I RIDNIF TO-DAY/AND TO-NIGHT. * The .Great AII-Talklng, Singing, I N F fl M MUSICAL COMEDY All £/l T ll 1 w “THE GOLDEN CALF’ Laughter Shares Soaring! With one of the best All-Star Marie Dressier, Polly Moran Casts ever .Li A„ul PnJin SUE CARROL, EL- BRENDEL, and Anita Cage in WALTER CATLETT, JACK MUL- . HALL, MARJORIE WHITE, 4pi Li- QL PAUL FAGEvailffllt 01101*1 FULL SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. Twa !Z“' Gra " d T „ T A eatre ecream. PETONE. Excellent Sound Featurettea. TO-DAY AND TO-NIGHT. „ .—, . , o . . . Sweeping in exultant triumph to the Reserve at Theatre and Bristol. blazing peaks of drama! 7? ™ “THE CASE OF SERGEANT Our theatre grischa” . NEWTOWN. With TALKIES! TALKIES! TALKIES! BETTY COMPSON. CHESTER SP/FJS’S? £ MORRIS, ALEC. B. FRANCIS CHARLES (BUDDY) ROGi_,-S .And Special Cast. With Beautiful . . . , JEAN ARTHUR -A Thunderbolt of Defiant Drama j n .* Hurled from tho Screen. SUPPORTS. ■ AND PKOGHAMMB. , King George Theatre Prince Edward Theatre Hutt’s Popular “Talkie’’ House. WOBURN. TO-NIGHT, MONDAY, TUESDAY. TO-NIGHT. , TO-NIGHT. ROD LA ROCQUE in “REDEMPTION” ‘THE DELIGHTFUL ROGUE’ (Adult Audience Recommendation). (Adult Audience Recommendation). WEDNESDAY, THURS. FRIDAY. MONDAY — Next “TANNED LEGS” “ALL QUIET ON THE WESTERN FRONT’ WBD ; < “ Neit “ ED(Adult Audience Recommendation). MR, ANTONIO