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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 22, 26 January 1929, Page 4

THE QUEEN'S- . THEATRE HE ■ QUEEN'S THEATRE (Upper Cuba street). TO-NIGHT-S-TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT—S—TO-NIGHT. ANOTHER BIG TWO STAR PROGRAMML' No. lA Smashing Diama of the Undeiworld, "ME, GANGSTER" "ME, GANGSTER" f "ME, GANGSTER" "ME, GANGSTER" "ME, GANGSTER" "ME, GANGSTER " r "ME, GANGSTER" "ME, GANGSTER" "ME, GANGSTER" "ME, GANGSTER" illllions have read and millions will sec "Me, Gangstei." Can you miss it' DON TERRY JUNE COLLYER. DON TERRY JUNE COLLYER large and well performed supporting cast No. 2A Tremendous, Human Diama ot leader Moments in Life th.it make the Whole Woild Kin. "ONCE AND TOKEVER" "ONCE AND, FOREVER." "ONCE AND FOREVER." "ONCE AND'FOREVER." "ONCE AND FOREVER." //"ONCE AND .FOREVER." "ONGE AND : FOREVER." „ '<ONCE ■ AND; FOREVER." „- v, "':■ :"ONCE 'AND FOREVER." .;■ "ONCE AND FOREVER." . A love that was everlasting was the pledge of the lovers and adhered to deBpitfe seemingly -insurmountable obstacles. PATSY RUTH MILLER. , •■•■■■"' "PATSY RUTH MILLER. 1 'Vv ri-'I;-.".-JOHN' ■ HARR'ON " "■-l JOHNHARRON , ■-r..-.:-! i.- •■ ••,,, In Addition: '. - QUEEN'S QUALITY ORCHESTRA (Paul T. Cullen, Mus. Dir.) BOOKING—Box Plan at the Theatre. Ring Tel. 22-334 for Reservations. mHE ' KING'S THEATRE. 4HE „ KING'S , THEATRE. „;} :'7';''.:':(Diso >n: street.).-; '■..:■■/'. f . . Snd'WEEK;:JN~WELtINGTON! ■ With last night's highly successful ! ' presentation. AGAIN TO-NIGHT, S p.m. DIRECT FROM ITS EVENTFUL DE - LUXE THEATRE SEASON! Acclaimed by Pross and Public to be the Year's Outstanding-Dramatic Triumph! WILLIAM FOX WILLIAM FOX Presents "FOUR SONS." "FOUR SONS." dedicated to the Mothers of the World. WITH MARGARET MANN, JAMES HALL ■ GEORGE MEEKER, • ~, ' .".. CHARLES MORTON, - --FRANCIS X. BUSHMAN. Jim., '■ :- -JUNE COLLYER, -: -:^ : ALBERT. GRAN, and EARLE, FOXE. , A,STAR;ABOVE THEM ALL.. '/FOUR SONS" "FOUR SONS." "FOUR SONS" '-FOUR SONS." "FOUR SONS" "FOUR SONS." "FOUR'SONS'; "FOUR SONS." LAUGHTER AND .TEARS EXQUISITELY'COMBINED IN THIS BIG ....DRAMA OF THE DECADE. SPECIAL "SUPPORTING ATTRACTION! Jecond Production of the Third Series of the Famous World-Popular "NEW GREATER COLLEGIANS." "NEW GREATER COLLEGIANS." This Week's Featurcttc: "CALFORD Veißiis REDSKINS." "CALFORD Versus REDSKINS." GEORGE LEWIS, DOROTHY GULLIVER, DOROTHY GULLIVER, Churchill Ross, .Hayden Stevenson, Eddie Phillips KING'S SELECT ORCHESTRA (A. H. Jerome, Mus. Dir.) Specially-arranged Music Programme. BOOKING,—Box Plan at the Theatre. King Tel. 22-212 for Reseivatiou. " ' '/ BRITANNIA - THEATRE, RITANNIA THEATRE, Manners street BEST AND MOST. Continuous from 11 a m to 10 p.m. JIARJORIE BEEBE m MARJORIE BEEBE in •THE FARMER'S DAUGHTER" "THE EAKMER'S DAUGHTER."' "THE FARMER'S DAUGHTER." A COMEDY SENSATION. ;/: v." LA, COMEDY SENSATION.; Also. Also. Also. S«WB NJCHOLLS in ; ; .. . :...., ANNE NICHOLLS in -. .."JUST MARRIED.'? . 'i ' ■■•;: 1 ' - "JUST MARRIED:" '' • ♦ --- < .'■:.-:; ..:-.v<j u g T ..MARRIED." Bob' v Adams 5. .v; :■. ,i...;.; JAMES, HALL Kobetta • Adams;-:,,.;., RUTH -TAYLOR Jack Stanley Harrison Ford Percy Jones '. V 1.... .'".. William Austin Mrs. Jack Stanley .'.. Ivy Harris Makepeacej;Witter- '':■'?. .'.. -Tom .-Ricketts Mrs::Syitter ...... Maude Turner Gordon Victoire ."...' Lila Lee Steward Arthur Hoyt Purser' ..............v.::.;. . Wade: Boteler Magnoir ~. ."-."..". '. . Mario Carillo FOR RESERVATIONS .-BOOK. AT THE THEATRE, OR TEL.HO-GIS. • . .-~ SCOMING.'NEXT'FRIDAY;'/- ---„ „.;'.'THE TRAIL OF '98." EVEN-'-BIGGER THAN "BEN HUR." A IffiST WORD/ BOOK! AVOID REGRETS. BOOK! BOOK! ' BOOK! BOOK! Triumph of Chai'lie Murray's New Great Comedy. ARTCRAFT THEATRE. ■^-RTCRAFT THEATRE. AGAIN THIS EVENING AT S. . First National's Super Comedy, ■ : CHARLIE, MURRAY,^ -'- CHARLIE' MURRAY, CHARLIE MURRAY, ' CHARLIE "MURRAY, :-. DORIS DAWSON, .- CHARLES DORIS DAWSON, CHARLES DELANEY, _, ■ DELANEY, ■;: '"Arid Supporting" Cast, iti "DO YOUR DUTY." ' . . "DO YOUR DUTY/ "DO YOUR DUTY." ' •;.': "DO YOUR DUTY." ' ...'.'DO-YOUR DUTY."----"DO YOUR DUTY." "DO YOUR' DUTY.". ■: -■; "DO YOUR DUTY." ' "DO YOUR DUTY." ■"' "DO YOUR DUTY," "DO YOUR DUTY." "DO YOUR DUTY." A..chapter-from the life of one of New York's "finest" fights, flirts, fun, guns, '-'■ and giggles'. HNE SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. . For Reservations Tel. 43-968 after 7 p.m. STAR THEATRE,, NEWTOWN TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! DOLOEE^ "^EL'" RIO LLOYD HUGHES Wo. 1— in "PALS FIRST," A Drama of three men—Pals first, last, and always—in everything except love. WLYAN TASHMAN, JOHN BOWERS No. %— - ■/■ i.U. ■.-..-..- ---■ "ROCKING' " •MOON," A picture of .Alaska.; ; -A.wonder story filled with fine romance, tragedy, love, and ... ■■- ._:.■'" ■ -■.-.intrigue.. - >.'■•• '•' 'y' ■' ■ : Rocking Moon screens' at; 7.45 p.m. ™*ol» JEirst" screens at' 9 p.m.--..