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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 115, 17 May 1930, Page 4

"PARIS" SEASON '•PARIS" SEASON EXTENDED! EXTENDED! 2nd BIG WEEK OPENED YESTERDAY TO FURTHER LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC AUDIENCES! At the Popular DE LUXE THEATRE. E LUXE THEATRE. DE LUXE THEATRE. (Perfect ' "alkies"—Popular Prices.) NOW SHOWING: 2.30 and 8 p.m. NOW SHOWING: 2.30 and 8 p.m. "P—A—R—l-S"! A SENSATIONAL SUCCESS! - A SENSATIONAL SUCCESS! Presenting NEW SONGS-EFFECTS-SETTINGS! NEW SONGS-EFFECTS-SETTINGS! You re-lly haven't seen everything till you've seen and heard—"P-A-R-I-S I »T?_A-R—l-S"! "P-A-R-I-S"! "P-A-R—l-S"! »p_A-R—l-S"! "P-A-R-I-S"! In which Right from B; -ladway comes IRENE BORDONI, ' IRENE BORDONI, With JACK BUCHANAN, LOUISE CLOSSEK HALE, JASON/ROBARDS, and ZASU PITTS. In Addition to Huge Ballet and Singing Ensembles! rIRST^D^RO^^^° NE>? You've Never Seen Such Sights! You ye Never Heard Such Songs! (IT'S IN TECHNICOLOUR).. (IT'S IN TECHNICOLOUR). Box Plans for To-night at Theatre. Apply or Ring Tel. 23-080 for Reservations. THE KING'S THEATRE HE KING'S THEATRE THE KING'S ' THEATRE. (Best Sound in Town and King's "Talkie" Audiophones.) J NOW SHOWING: TWICE DAILY., NOW SHOWING: TWICE DAILY. All-Talking Fox Movietone! All-Talking Fox Movietone! BIG THRILLS IN A MILITARY TRAINING COLLEGE SETTING. "SALUTE," :!4!ffi'" 3t_sa: = »: "SALUTE," "SALUTE," "SALUTE" "SALUTE," "SALUTE " "SALUTE," "SALUTE " "SALUTE," "SALUTE," "SALUTE," With George O'Brien Helen Chandler George O'Brien -— Helen Chandler George O'Brien Helen Chandler George O'Brien Helen Chandler William Janney, Joyce Compton Stepin Fetchit, Frank Albeitson, David Butler, Lumsden Hare, Clifford Dempsey. BROTHER AGAINST BROTHER, But different—a brilliant, new, startlingly original, remarkably appealing, romantic comedy-drama of modern youngsters. HEAR AND SEE THE ' ARMY-NAVY . FOOTBALL CLASSIC! '■ ■ In addition: FOX MOVIETONE FEATURETTES. Box Plans at the Theatre (Tel. 22-212). ■ King's Popular- Prices:' Is to 2s 9d. /artcraft theatre Artcraft theatre TO-NIGHT, at 8, TO-NIGHT. NANCY CARROL, GARY COOPER In "THE SHOPWORN ANGEL." ■ " THE SHOPWORN ANGEL." "THE SHOPWORN ANGEL." "THE SHOPWORN ANGEL." A romantic drama of a Broadway Butterfly who learned the truth about love. Also, Also, Also, A stirring pageantry of the British Army on Parade, "ONE OF THE BEST," "ONE OF .THE BEST," "ONE OF TIIE BEST," With EVE GREY, CARLYLE BLACKWELL, and WALTER BUTLER. Reservations, Tel. 43-868 after' 6.30 p.m. j CJHORT-'d THEATRE. °HORTT'S THEATRE. Continuous from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Last night's huge audience delighted. ' SHORTT'S ORCHESTRA AN OUTSTANDING SUCCESS. Picture Programme Pronounced Perfect. No. 1 ATTRACTION: ' Mack Sennett's Comedy Masterpiece, "TO THE NIGHT BRIDE" "TO THE NIGnT BRIDE" "TO THE NIGHT BRIDE" A charming combination of laughter, love, heart throbs, and thrills. No. 2 SPECIALTY: A British Production of unparalleled merit, ' . "EILEEN." ■ "EILEEN." "EILEEN." "EILEEN." A sterling photoplay set in London and the glorious English countryside.;. s Splendid Supports. OUR THEATRE, NEWTOWN UR THEATRE, NEWTOWN TO-NIGHT,' AT 7.30 TWO BIG ATTRACTIONS. No. 1JOSETH SCHILDKUAUT in "THE NIGHT RIDE." "THE NIGHT RIDE." "THE NIGHT RIDE." i "THE NIGHT RIDE." The most dramatic, picture of newspaper life ever filmed. . .' No. 2— ■ ■ ■ . "REX." "REX." The King of Wild Horses, in "WILD BLOOD." "WILD BLOOD." "WILD BLOOD." "WILD BLOOD." The cleverest and best trained equine actor in the world, in a spectacular and thrilling drama. CjEASIDE PICTURES, LYALL BAY. TO-NIGHT, at 7.45 o'clock. "THE WILD WEST SHOW," | "THE WILD WEST SHOW," / Starring' HOOT GIBSON. Elephants and lions, wild horses and cowboys, * trapeze artists and, circus queens, bronco busters and. wire walkers. Thrill. upon thrill in a fast-moving cleancut story of circus life. ' | "THE DUKE STEPS OUT," "THE DUKE STEPS OUT," j Starring William Haincs, Joan Crawford, and Karl Dane. A big comedy-drama of the college and boxing worlds. Excitement galore, laughs by the hundred, and oh, what romance. Also latest Gazette and "Our Gang" comedy. . , ,Tel. 16-303, or call at Theatre and Reserve Seats.