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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 32, 8 February 1927, Page 2

Q.RAND OPERA HOUSE. Proprietors J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD _ > i fTO-NIGHT!.., At 8, . TO-NIGHT! TONIGHT' At 8 - TONIGHT! And for FOUR FOLLOWING NIGHTS ONLY FOUR FOLLOWING JJIQHT.S ONLY DICK WHITE and ERIC EDGLEY Present the BRILLIANT YOUNG ENGLISH ACTRESS, MISS ZILLAH BATEMAN MISS ZILLAH BATEMAN And JOSEPH CUNNINGHAMS NEW ENGLISH COMPANY, NEW-ENGLISH COMPANY, In the play extraordinary, "outward bound" , "outward bound" "outward bound" "outward bound" "outward bound" "outward bound" "outward bound." "outward bound." "of highly Imaginative work manship, entertaining and effective a strange and ar Resting plvjt on the psychic, MIXING'ARGUMENT .WITH..HTJMOUR AND EMOTION IN A MOST EXTRAORDINARY, WAY, WHEN I AM DEAD WHEN I AM DEAD What do we Believe? THE AFTER LIFEj , The All Absorbing Eternal Problem. v- SEE "OUTWARD BOUND," t • "OUTWARD BOUND," A PLAY IN THREE ACTS AND FIVE SCENES, BY SUTTON VANE, ■> TO NIGHT, With the following Brilliant Cast m the -i- ' - order of appearance. ' Berubby . Mr. J. Phillips ANN .. . MISS ZILLAH BATEMAN Henry „ .Mr Chas. M'Callum Mr Prior . . Mr Norman Carter ' Mrs. Cleveden Banks Mis& Henrietta Cavendish ■Rev. William Duke...Mr. Campbell Cppelin ■■ Mis. Midget . Miss Beryl B&rraclough > . Mr Lmgley Mr. Frank Bradley ii Revi- Frank Thompson Mr. Joseph Cunningham 'J"'n \ ■> i s ,_ Pky Produced by JOSEPH- CUNNINGHAM. "Something New Under the Sun " "OUTWARD BOUND." "OUTWARD BOUND." "OUTWARD BOUND." "OUTWARD BOUND." "OUTWARD BOUND." "OUTWARD BOUND" , , "OUTWARD BOUND" « , -. "OUTWARD BOUND" " ' PLANS FOR 5 PERFORMANCES AT BRISTOL PRICES: DC and OS , Bs, Back Stalls, 4«; Gallery, Is 6d, Early Doors Back Stalls / and Gallery, Is extra Day Sales now obtainable for Back Stall: j and Gallery at Grand Opera House Confec - hoaery. Theatre Tel 21 BW. LAST 3 NIGHTS' LAST 3 NIGHTS! FINAL FINAL ; Of WRST NATIONAL PICTURES' JTRST NATIONAL PICTURES' '/ J ' SCREEN STAR .QUEST. _ SCREEN £TAR QUEST "SCREEN gTAR QUEST. B" ritannia" theatre RITANNIA THEATRE WHO IS TO REPRESENT WEfiLlfcG TON AT' THE DOMINION FINALS ? V«ra Edwards . Moira Walshe Tui Fryer Isobel Wilson Julian Stanley Olive Hill Elsie Dick. The above 7 Finalists appear Personally •n *«■ Stage To night in a Little Playlet, '"' " Entitled "AFTERNOON TEA" ' Host«_ Miss Vera Edwards Also SPECIAL FILM, » SPECIAL FILM, Showing Each Finalist in a Series of Actual Screen Tests In addition: ' J _to_B___f B*';BW In , "PALS FIRST," "PALS FIRST," t "PALS FIRST," And LILLIAN RICH, In •■THE ISLE OF RETRIBUTION." "THE ISLE OF RETRIBUTION" "THE ISLE OF RETRIBUTION " EXCELLENT SUPPORTING PRO GRAMME DON'T BE DISAPPOINTED—RING 40 618 FOR RESERVES I*ASIS RAFT THEATRE -t-,RTCRAFT THEATRE. 7-frPOMMENCING TCxNIGHT-7.45. «NELL rGwS °" B"tlSh Proanchon ' "NELL GWYNn!" ili>_ar "nellgwynn)" Special Mtiwc by Jamea Haydock. QJJR . THEATRE, NEWTOWN THEATRE, NEWTOWn' 7 JO. TONIGHT. 7.30. First National Presents A Delightful Piogramme. ''THE DARK ANGEL " "THE DARK ANGEL " "THE DARK ANGED" "THE DARK ANGEL " SodtJy luxunei^—big, magnificent pageante -^thriffinfe chases and horse-race spills— all in ons Wonderful Picture William V..M'6ng, John Bowers, Marguerite De La Motto, In "OFF THE HIGHWAY." "OFF THE HIGHWAY" "OFF Tnß HIGHWAY" A Lavish Story -of Life in the \ Artists' World OUR ORCHESTRA EUCHRE. TO NIGHT. EUCHRE. rA T The pamties, 18 22, Courtenay place xx One £5 order, one £2 order, one £1 order, two 7s Gd orders, and ten other good prizes Euchre at 8 sharp. Admission 2s. J Bailhe, H. Headifen. THANKS T DESIRE to Sincerely Thank those •*• Residents of Scorching Bay and vicinfty wjiose efforts saved my House from ' damage by fire on Saturday last. J COSTLEY, Foitificatfon foad, Scorching Bay»