AMUSEMENTS. LAST DAY AND NIGHT OF THE GREAT SHOW. GEO. ARLISS in “OLD ENGLISH” BETTER BOOK SEATS! THE CRUSH WILL BE DENSE! Thrice Daily: B °° k ** Blist °’ at 11 a.m., gWf ° r Thcatre ’ 2.15, and 8 p.m. TeL 28 ~ 175 - Another Boom for —FRIDAY! Sir Benjamin and John Fuller stress tiie First Appearance at St. James Theatre of the Famous International Actress: — ANN HARDING “Whose very voice—which reproduces perfectly—is a thing of joy, and whose every tone,'every look, carries conviction. Grandly aided by MARY ASTOR, a remarkably fine artiste, and EDWARD EVERETT HORTON, Prince of Comedians, and a splendid cast, in the stage play and picture which Miss Ilarding lias made and scored a veritable triumph—“HOLIDAY” The theme is that Life’s Grand Holiday—the always-dreamed-of big vacation—which everyone desires to take and throughout it live like a lord or lady while the hard-earned cash lasts; to afterwards return and work on through old age at the daily grind. “A WONDER PLAY SEEN BUT ONCE IN MANY MOONS.” COMMONSENSE PRICES. BOOK TO-DAY AT THE BRISTOL.
LAST NIGHT OF THE BEST SHOW IN WELLINGTON. MARION DAVIES — AUBREY SMITH — RALPH FORBES in “A BACHELOR FATHER” IT’S A TREAT TpAT IS ALTOGETHER TOO DELIGHTFUL TO MISS! 3 Sessions ZRvSi zj£N Daily: Hw 5 ® Book at Bristol 11 a.m., 2 p.m., ® or Theatre. and 8 p.m. U V®) Tel.: 45-100. FRIDAY ! FRIDAY ! FRIDAY! Britain’s Outstanding Triumph! SO WRITES THE “OTAGO DAILY TIMES,” 6/4/81. “No one who has seen ‘THE MIDDLE WATCH’ will wonder that even America received it with enthusiasm . . . that it is the only British picture shown for an extended season on Broadway . . . that in British countries America will have jy t° take aecond P laco t 0 England if British producers continue to make SUCk P* ctures as — “THE MIDDLE WATCH” THE GREATEST COMEDY EVER MADE BY ANYBODY ANYWHERE. a tvattchty NAUTICAL, NOCTURNAL, NONSENSICAL TIMEPIECE THAT TICK.®TICKLES THE WORLD TO DEATH WITH LAUGHTER — — — — — — — ’ THE RUSH HAS STARTED. BOOK BRISTOL. NO FEE.
KING’S Theatre (Best Sound in Town) FINAL SCREENING TO-DAY, 2.30 TO-NIGHT AT S. VICTOR McLAGLEN
In an All-Talking Fox Movietone Comedy Riot—“A Devil with Women” Commencing TO-MORROW At the Matinee. WARNER BROS, present RICHARD BARTHELMESS In the Supreme Dramatic Sensation of the Century— SONS GODS
From the story by REX BEACH, with CONSTANCE BENNETT. Never has the screen offered such thrilling entertainment. Here is Richard Barthelmess at his greatest. Here is a Rex Beach story that ranks with the best. And back of it all is that certain something that blends this genius into one unforgettable production. In addition: KING’S SOUND FEATURETTES, King's "Within Reason” Prices, 1/- to 2/6 Box Plans at Bristol and Theatre.
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Dominion, Volume 24, Issue 188, 7 May 1931, Page 2
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