QUEEN'S THEATRE. UEEN'S THEATRE. * '" - . ,QUEFN'S THEATRE. *..,'■ CONCLUDING TO-NIGHT. *'""FOX MOVIETONE ALL-TALKING SOUTH SEA THRILLER! "'SOUTH SEA'ROSE," "SOUTH SEA ROSE," >..;■': }:;.: "SOUTH SKA ROSE," . ■' ' ' ilh ..-.:. :'■■.■'' , :jjc;mi;,i- ulric, i • ' '. LEXOK.Ii ULRIC, V V '; CHARLES BICKFORD, J ''" A Bit; Cast in a Thrilling, Colourful " *" Adventure Romance. .'•. QUEEN'S SOUND FEATURETTES. Box Plans at The Bristol. Prices Is to 2s. ;.. TO-MORROW NIGHT AT ■' TO-MORROW NIGHT AT THE"- QUEEN'S THEATRE. J-HE QUEEN'S THEATRE. Another Big "Talkie" Hit! UNIVERSAL'S BIG, ALL-TALKING ~,. ■-.... ALL-LAUGHING RIOT! .< New York. Laughed at it for 59 Weeks, ■c . now you Laugh at it on the Screen. "THE SHANNONS OF BROADWAY." "THE SHANNONS OF BROADWAY." - "THE SHANNONS OF BROADWAY." "■THE SHANNONS OF BROADWAY." .."THE SHANNONS OF BROADWAY." "THE SHANNONS OF BROADWAY." "THE SHANNONS OF BROADWAY." "THE SHANNONS OF BROADWAY." '.Come.and see the story of two small-time 1-Yaudevillians who became the centre of social and .'-business .'activity in a small •' town.- IT'S A PEACH! «-,„,— Starring . . >'~,■: ■'...• •: ': THE' GLEASONS THE GLEASONS ■' THE GLEASONS THE GLEASONS ~ ' ; THE GLEASONS THJS GLEASONS (JAMES AND LUCILLE), JAMES AND LUCILLE). SCREEN'S GREATEST COMEDY ■; ■ ' - TEAM! '•- " BOX PLANS AT THE BRISTOL. POPULAR PRICES, Is to 2s. ■ THL PARAMOUNT THEATRE. . hi; paramount theatre. THE PARAMOUNT THEATRE. TWICE DAILY (2.30 and 8 p.m.) TWICE DAILY (2.30 and 8 p.m.) (2nd Week Starts To-morrow.) NOW PLAYTNG TO CAPACITY HOUSES! •GAY . . . DAZZLING . .■.COLOURFUL ROMANCE set to tho tunes o£ lilting and captivating tunes! T;.c King.of Hearts. The King of Entertainment. MAURICE CHEVALIER. MAURICE CHEVALIER. MAURICE CHEVALIER, ' Dashing, Daring, Debonair. When a young queen, bored to death, kisses a mnu with a scandalous reputation for love affdhs—things' happen—to enter--taia jou as you\o never been entertained before. "THE LOVE PARADE," "THE LOVE PARADE," "THE LOVE PARADE," "THE LOVE PARADE," With Charming JEANETTE MACDONALD, JEANETTE MACDON ALD, . LUPIN 0 LANE, LIMA AN ROTH. LUPINO LANE! LILLIAN ROTH. Suppoitiug Gist oC Hundreds. HEAR THE SONG HITS' ON "HIS MASTER'S VOICE RECORDS!" Bos Plans at Bristol and Theatre. King Tel. 21-842 for Seats, ; . rpHE KTNG S THEATRE. ~J-HE KING'S THEATRE; (Best Pound in Town and King's "Talkie" AiJdiophones.) CONCLUDING TO-NIGHT! Pdramount's Thrilling All-talking MjbteiyPlaj, .'"RETURN OF SHERLOCK HOLMES,"--"RETURN OF SHERLOCK HOLMES," •With CLTVE BROOK. CLIVE BROOK. i?rom a' story by ; SIR ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE. In Addition: KING'S SOUND FEATURETTES. Box Plans at Bristol. Popular Puces: Is to 2s Od. THE KING'S THEATRE. HE KING'S THEATRE. COMMENCING TO-MORROW. COMMENCING TO-MORROW. Piescnting ANOTHER BIG RETURN SEASON. PARAMOUNT'S POWERFUL ALLDIALOGUE ADAPTATION QF A ■. ..:;.. > FAMOUS STORY. - ' : - SIR JAMES BARRIES: .... '....: ..SIR' JAMES.BARRIES . ' SIR JAMES. BARRIES . . SIR JAMES BARRIES Delightful Play: Picturised— "SEVEN DAYS' LEAVE," '- "SEVEN DAYS' LEAVE," ' - "SEVEN DAYS' LEAVE," "SEVEN DAYS' LEAVE," "SEVEN DAYS' LEAVE," Or ; ; "The Old "Lady Shows Her Medals," ' : With GARY COOPER, GARY COOPER, .GARY COOPER, BERYL MERCER BERYL MERCER ■-.% BERYL MERCER ■V .. ■.-.■Heading'a Brilliant .Cast. . ' SCREEN'S MOST^HUMAN STORY! BOX PLANS AT THE BRISTOL. ..Popular-Prices: Is to 2s Od.-. I . XTEW; • QUALITY " THEATRE. ** ~ Humber street. Island Bay. • '.-. ' ' Where Talkies Sound Best. ,'■'■ LAST'NIGHT. p.c." All-Talking Murder Mystery special -"ON TRIAL." Woman against Woman! and'-no quarter asked or given! COMMENCING TO-MORROW NIGHT: ■-"-" "FALL OF EVE." , ' \ . 100 p.c. Talking Comedy-Drama. -ARTGRAFT THEATRE •^VrTCRAFT THEATRE - - FINALLY. FINALLY. '.. • TO-NIGHT—At 8-TO-NIGHT JOSEPH SCHILDKRAUT, ■ .- , ; JOSEPH' SCHILDKRAUT, ".'' "' ' "'■■ ' ' In "THE NIGHT RIDE," "THE-SIGHT RIDE," • - . "THE NIGHT RIDE." ■■ •/;. ';.. "THE NIGHT RIDE." A Smashing Gangland Picture. A dynamic ■■'■■' .: -Tinder world thriller. ','• -:' ■ ■ ALSO -~.'■ ALSO FRED THOMPSON, "KIT CARSON.1' ..." ""KIT CARSON." «Ktt?' CARSON." "KIT CARSON." Tepees .and Tomahawks! A story of the ,-• ";.'. ;. ". .". early West. ■' -, Reservations Tel: 43-968 after 6.30. ■fPMPIRE THEATRE, ISLAND BAY. Ji<MPIRE. THEATRE, ISLAND BAY. ■ ■TONIGHT, • 7,45 TO-NIGHT. .■ \ Screams! Thrills!- Laughs! .', ;>"THE MAN IN HOBBLES," hvith'liJLA.LEß AND JOHN HARRON ; 'tiieTsto'ry o£ how relatives may make or mar a marriage and what happens when one doesn't marry an orphan. Selected Supporting Sublets,,
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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 125, 29 May 1930, Page 2
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