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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 125, 29 May 1930, Page 2

TO-MORROW At the MAJESTIC. CHARLIE GEORGE And MURRAY SYDNEY As the Famous and Inimitable /v —x And This Time /' in . \ / SCOTLAND. A Farce in four dialects in which our loving enemies obtain a "corner" in Scotch Plaids, learn how not to play the Royal and Ancient game of Golf, attempt the equally ancient game of Suicide, and, finally, leave Scotland richer than when they entered it. Imagine— An IRISH BROGUE, a JEWISH ACCENT, ' Assuming SCOTTISH IDIOMS For gome of the wittiest dialogue spoken on the Talking Screen, and you have some idea of the Entertainment that is in store. , BOX PLANS At The Bristol Piano Co. and in the Theatre Main Foyer. NOW SHOWING Attho . JMTA.JBS T I C. AT THREE SESSIONS DAILY. 11 a.m. 2.15 p.m. 8 p.m. RICHARD BARTHE.LMBSS In "YOUNG NOW HE RES." NEW . PRINCESS THEATRE. EW PRINCESS THEATRE. \ NOW SHOWING. GERTRUDE LAWRENCE GERTRUDE LAWRENCE GERTRUDE LAWRENCE GERTRUDE LAWRENCE In "THE BATTLE OF PARIS," "THE BATTLE OF PARIS," "THE BATTLE OF PARIS," "THE BATTLE OF PARIS," And "FLAMES." "FLAMES." "FLAMES." "FLAMES." "FLAMES." "FLAMES/ 1 "FLAMES." "FLAMES." In support: GAZETTE, SERIAL. COMEDY. COMMENCING ON FRIDAY NEXT: "GENTLEMEN OF THE PRESS." "GENTLEMEN OF THE PRESS." "GENTLEMEN OF THE PRESS." "GENTLEMEN OF THE PRESS." "GENTLEMEN OF THE PRESS." ; ■ Also, RICHARD TALMADGE RICHARD TALMADGE RICHARD TALMADGE RICHARD TALMADGE RICHARD TALMADGE In "THE ISLE OF HOPE." "THE ISLE OF HOPE." "THE ISLE OF HOPE." "THE ISLE OF HOPE." "THE ISLE OF HOPE." In Support: GAZETTE, SERIAL, COMEDY. Big New ALL-TALKING Programme TO-NIGHT, AT S. KILBIRNIE KL\BMA. ILBIRNIE KINEMA. A Big Cast in an Excellent Production! "BIG TIME." "BIG TIME." "BIG TIME," Starring LEE TRACY, MAE CLARKE, JOSEPHINE DUNN, And STEPIN FETCHIT. A Drama of Backstage Life, and in Hollywood Studios! KINEMA SOUND FEATURETTES. Reserve at Thentre Confectionery (Tel. 14-202) and Bristol Piano Co. OUR THEATRE, NEWTOWN UR THEATRE, NEWTOWN TAVO BIG ATTRACTIONS. No. 1— GRETA GARBO in "THE MYSTERIOUS LADY." Greta Garbo as a beautiful Russian spy, her greatest screen triumph. No. 2- JOAN CRAWFORD in "OUR MODERN MAIDENS.' Gripping, spectacular, and a glorious romance.