AMUSEMENTS. "~*x Presenting Something Al- ' X together New and SurDirection .J.. C. Wil- ' Prising in Screen Enterllamson Picture Corp. ’ talnment. 14<h /wWw "4. i Screening: 11 a.m.» 2.15 ' and 3 p.m. Z p, . You’ll Thrill to this Romlnce! M ; m ° raWe Excitement ' C Ure ’ £ v I IP - wMbMF" ..n?..■> DANGER LURKS — ROMANCE FLAMES— EXCITEMENT PLAYS IN JOE ANTON’S PLACE AT NO. 55 “NIGHT AFTER NIGHT” With GEORGE RAFT ALISON SKIPWORTH, WYNNE GIBSON Mae West, Constance Cummings. A Story that will Race Your Pulse . . . Thrill Your Hearts , ... Stir Your Imagination! Meet the most interesting people you have even met! They are heirs to many moods—love sways them—passion strikes them —gaiety mocks them. A PICTURE THAT IS ALL ENTERTAINMENT! (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Box Plans at Bristol and Theatre —— Phone 44—144. ■
HERE’S ALL JHE FUN! OA THREE SESSIONS: Ji J. Jn. m IliM* £ jlv/ 11 a-m ’» 2,15 P- m, » an< l 8 P ,m - THE FUNNIEST SHOW YET! “HOLDS = look who 5 s in jail—- • : = p; VQ Q reat Comedy Stars. • T A IT IF ? J Bert Robt. JAIL WHEELER WOOLSEY (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) With You’ll laugh, scream and shriek EDNA MAY OLIVER —lt’s too hmny for word., ROSCO ATES ' EDCAR KENNEDY R* SIrTA vk-vr &' 1 Together with Pathe News, FwwhTJzx “ IHE TJTMOST !SLE” X/ , CP Wj V “FAIRYLAND FOLLIES’ Aj r Yl ’’MICKEY’S UHAKITY.” Here’s a great show for all the 1 he prison yard Tdng out kiddies, from six to ninety, with cheers! ..“Dear BQX pLANS at BRISTOL and Old Jail” had scored! theatre. Tel. 45—100.
TWO GREAT FAVOURITES IN A MYSTERY-COMEDY THAT LAST NIGHT’S BIG AUDIENCE VOTED THE MOST ORIGINAL AND ENTERTAINING PICTURE SEEN THIS YEAR ! ; A THREE SESSIONS;: ?' ■ (J jfXftLVAilaiS 11. 2.15, & 8 P.M. I ■£ Victor McLaglen Edmund Lowe I Our old “friendly enemies” together again IN ’ ’ • a Guilty as Charged” YOU see the murderer. YOU thrill one minute, laußh the next as the plot unfolds I YOU love every minute of this diverting story. (A Paramount Picture.—Approved for universal exhibition.) PARAMOUNT PICTORIAL. GAZETTE. COSIEDY— “The Singing Plumber” featuring “KiUarney,” “Trees,” “Peggy O’Neill. ’ PLANS AT BRISTOL OR THEATRE (54—775).
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Dominion, Volume 26, Issue 124, 18 February 1933, Page 4
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