TIVOLI THEATRE.
A highly-pleased audienco of men, women, and children expre«ed warm approval last evening ci the double attractions—motion pictures and "Grand Lingerie Parade"—at the Tivoli Thustre. The popularity of the entertainment is increasing with each performance. The young ladiet concerned a* living models" in the linger!§ parade arranged by Kirkealdie and Stains, Ltd,, with Mies Jean Soott a« demonitriitar, deserve much credit for the artiatle way in which they display the ravishing era. ftlions frani Paris and London, The pi<jture programme is moat entertaining' Qareth Hughes scare* heavily in hli bill' liant comedy-drama, "Don't Writa Letters," and four really interesting gup, porting film* and the Tlvali Ocehasttft complete- the pleasing bill, wMoh will hold the screen ub to and inclusive of Friday .evening. Box plans are at The Bristol,
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Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 80, 1 October 1924, Page 10
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