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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 10, 12 January 1929, Page 4

ST RAND. T R A N D. A FULLER-HAYWARD THEATRE. Showing Continuously 11 a:m.-10 p.m. ESTELLE BRODY, ESTELLE BRODY,' ESTELLE BRODY, NORMAN M-KINNELL, NORMAN M'KINNELL, ■ IRENE ROOK, MARIE AULT, JOHN STUART, PEGGY CARLISLE, ARTHUR "CHESNEY, LEADING LONDON WEST END ACTORS, IN ONE OF THE SEASON'S MOST- CAP-ABLY-ACTED FILMS: "HINDLE WAXES." "HINDLE WAKES." "HJNDLE WAKES." "HINDLE WAKES." "HINDLE WAKES." - "HINDLE WAKES." "HINDLE WAKES." "HINDLE WAKES." "HINDLE WAKES." "HINDLE WAKES." "HINDLE WAKES." "HINDLE .WAKES." j The shawls,' clogs, cobbled streets, smoke stacks,'and whirring bobbins of a Lancashire cotton mill town, togethei with" the lights, side-shows; and contrasting thrills of its holiday mecca —Blackpool—are all caught in this thoroughly sound and British drama, adapted from one of ■ the cen' tury a most famous plays. SCREENING TIMES: 1 SCREENING TIMES: 11 a.m.—2.30 p.m.—5.45—8.40. Also Showing: P. G. WODEHOUSE'S P. G. WODEHOUSE'S novel of stage life, adapted and made in England, with the Portuguese actress, LILI DAMITA, LILI DAMITA, ' In "THE GOLDEN BUTTERFLY," , "THE 'GOLDEN BUTTERFLY,'" "THE GOLDEN BUTTERFLY," Being the story of a stagestruck cashier in a little foreign restaurant in London's Soho, who rose to the ' heights of theatrical stardom and then, dropped i physically and mentally to normal happiness. i ■ A story set attractively in Cambridge and in the heart of London, with' its theatre-land, its traffic, its famous Thames, and bordering; monuments, to architecture. SCREENING TIMES: 1 p.m.-^^O p.m.—7.30 p.m. TO-NIGHT'S BOX PLANS BOX PLANS At Theatre—43-855. COMING COMING To the STRAND, TRAND, FULLER-HAYWARD'S THEATRE .Of.Bis Attractions. DOLORES DEL RIO DOLORES DEL RIO DOLORES DEL RIO DOLORES DEL RIO DOLORES DEL RIO DOLORES DEL RIO DOLORES DEL RIO DOLORES DEL RIO In "REVENGE. 1' ' "REVENGE." '"REVENGE." "REVENGE." "REVENGE." "REVENGE." "REVENGE." A thousand devils would seem ' to prance 'in the heart, in the eyes, and in every movement of Miss Del Rio in her latest portrayal of the Gipsy beartamer's daughter in this wildly' primitive but.at the same time wildly beautiful motion picture. First tame "Resurrection," then "Ramona;" and now, even, on a higher plane, "REVENGE." . "REVENGE" "REVENGE" " "REVENGE." "REVENGE." ' ' '•REVENGE " BRrrffiJ* THEATRE, ■"RIIAfciNIA THEATRE Manners street. •BEST AND MOST. - . ' ". Continuous tiom U a.m. to 10 p.m. EMIL MANNINGS "lv* EMIL JANNINGS in ""' " ' EMIL JANNINGS in "THE STREET OF SIN." "TIIE STREET OF SIN." "THE-STREET OF SIN." Sledgehammer Bill" .... Emil Jannings kluabclh ],- ay Wray ~nnl?, . 0I 6il Buklanova Mr. Smith Ernest W. JohnsonThe Basher" ...... George Kotsonaros Cronies of "Sledgehammer Bill" ....-'■ John Gough, Johnnie Morris Proprietor of Pub Jack Burdette :- Also. ■'. Also. Also. OLIVE BORDEN in OLIVE BORDEN in , "THE JOY, GIRL." '/THE: JOY GIRL;"r,. "THE (JOY GIRL." "THE JOY GIRL,". "THE JOY GIRL." ■ THE CAST:' Jewel Courage ..'. Olive Borden John .Jeffrey Fleet Neil Hamilton Mrs. Heath' .......... Marie Dressier Mrs. Courage ;..'.. Mary Alden Herbert Courage ........ William Norris Flora. ......:;,......., Helen Chandler ■Vicary j erry Miley Hugh' Sandman Frank Walsh Valetl' Clarence Elmer Isolde „ Peggy Kelly Chauffeur Jimmy Grainger, Jr. For Reservations book at Theatro or Tel. 40-618. MISS GLYDE'S SCHOOL OF PRIVATE COACHING (Shorthand, Typewriting, Bookkeeping.) New Address: 28, The Terrace. Tel. 42-274. TJESUMES Monday, 14th January. Cou- -"-" tinuous Sessions from 9- a.m.- to 9 p.m. Any hours arranged; each • pupil taken separately. You can qualify in less than HALF the usual time here, and much more practically.