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Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 49, 26 August 1930, Page 2

BRITANNIA. ■ THEATRE. BITANKIA- . THEATRE, - -.- " ' BEST AND MOST. Remember—Tho first and only Continupus Talkie Show in Town. Continuous from 11 a.m. tu 10 p.m. HEAR ALL-TALKING HEAR AND ALL-TALKTNG- AND gEE , ALL-TALKING . SEE BLANCHE SWEET and BLANCHE SWEET and ..-" ■■■ TOM- MOORE in . ■.■.;■■;':"'..' /rOM-MOORE in ■ ■ "THE WOMAN RACKET." '■ -: -:-THE WOMAN RACIvET. : ••'THE WOMAN RACKET." •■ --THE WOMAN RACKET."' •'THE. WOMAN RACKET." , : "THE WOMAN RACKET." ■ "THE WOMAN RACKET." . . "THE WOMAN RACKET." HEAR' ALL-TALKING HEAR AND ALL-TALKING AND -pE •••'"■-■"■■■ALL-TALKING- SEE ■\ . .': . In Addition: : -BRITANNIA FEATURETTES. BRITANNIA FEATURETTES. ■Box Plan at Theatre or. Tel. -10-61 S. -'■~. •■ •••■ NO.BOOKING FEE. . VrHE PARAMOUNT THEATRE. (XhE ■-■.■PARAMOUN-'I1 THEATRE. THF. : PARAMOUNT THEATRE. .. (Courtenay place). Sensationally Successful "All Quiet on the Western Front" Season! THIRD AND FINAL WEEK! THIRD "AND FINAL WEEK! I/AST 2 MATINEES, ' ■ LAST 2 MATINEES, LAST 3 EVENINGS LAST 3 EVENINGS " (Daily, 2.30 — Nightly, at S) O£ the Universal Super Produetioh— "ALL QUIET-ON THE '•"ALL QUIET ON THE "ALL QUIET ON THE "ALL QUIET ON THE WESTERN FRONT." WESTERN FRONT." WESTERN FRONT." WESTERN FRONT." ("A" Certificate: Adult Audiences.) THE MOTION PICTURE'S GREAT ACHIEVEMENT. And Without Doubt THE SEASON'S SENSATION! THE SEASON'S SENSATION! BOX PLANS AT BRISTOL AND yHEATRfI. BOOK EARLY! : THE QUEEN'S THEATRE. HE QUEEN'S THEATRE. THE QUEEN'S THEATRE. TO-NIGHT—B—TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT—B—TO-NIGHT. ill-Talking Whirlwind Western ComedyDrama, \ Packed with Action and Thrills. "ROARING RANCH." "ROARING RANCH." "ROARING RANCH." ;. "ROARING RANCH." ' Starring the Popular Favourite HOOT GIBSON, HOOT GIBSON, HOOT GIBSON, HOOT GIBSON; With SALLY EILERS, WHEELEK ■''■ ' ::'. OAKMAN, and many others.. "(IjtJEEN'S" "TALKIE" FEATURETTES. ■'.BOX PLANS : AT THE BRISTOL. POPULAR PRICES: la to 2s 3d. fARTCRAFT THEATRE. ■'Altckalt ■ THEATKE. ■:~'--^ SHOWING'NIGHTLY AJT.B. ;■ •CHARLES MORTON and - • - :- ■ ■-'■ ■■•-■: ;-:-- •■•:-■'■• --iMARY ASTpR in "NEW YEAR'S EVE.". . ••' "NEW YEAR'S EVE"- -■■.-■ "NEW YEAR'S EVE." "NEW YEAR'S EVE." , . "NEW YEAR'S EVE." . fate turns over a new leaf in. the book of .'.■■\':%J ':' ,-. ..■.- We- ."-. ■", \:-:.y.ji (A: Cert.—Adult audiences.)" : -■•■■ Added Attraction: -. . BETTY BALFOUR in "THE VAGABOND QUEEN." *THB VAGABOND QUEEN." "THE VAGABOND QUEEN." "J, QHORTT'S THEATRE. ■ THEATRE. Continuous from Noon to 10 p.m. Packed Audiences Acclaim the Huge and Overwhelming Triumph of MAURICE CHEVALIER MAURICE-CHEVALIER MAURICE CHEVALIER -•" MAURICE CHEVALIER . . ' . In "■'" "INNOCENTS OF PARIS." -.'.',■■ "INNOCENTS OF. PARIS." "INNOCENTS OF PARIS." "INNOCENTS OF PARIS." 'Also a Big Supporting Programme o£ -.- "Talkie" Featurettes. ■ ' The- Best Entertainment in Town. • ■ ■ COMMENCING FRIDAY. ELINOR GLYN'S rAll-ialkie, British Picture, "KNOWING MEN." '% United Artists' Production. . TSJEW'.--' PRINCESS THEATRR. «EW PRINCESS THEATRE. ; .NOW SHOWING. DOUGLAS -FAIRBANKS, JUN., - DOUGLAS-FAIRBANKS, JUN., -.IOBYNA RALSTON, JOBYNA RALSTON, '■-'■-■•-•••-■ In • ' "THE TOILERS." "THE TOILERS." "THE TOILERS." - "THE TOILERS." "THE TOILERS." ... .:. .. "THE TOILERS." . "THE. TOILERS." -, . ;.-.-L;:-V ...Also, ... ■'••'•■■■■ "PROTECTION." ■ : "PROTECTION." "PROTECTION." In Support: GAZETTE. SERIAL. COMEDY. APITOL THEATRE MIRAMAR. APITOL THEATRE, MIRAMAR. ' LAST SCREENING TO-NIGHT, V ' WILL ROGERS, .' Irene Rich, and Fifi Dorsay, in ■■•■ "THEY HAD TO SEE PARIS." "THEY HAD TO SEE PARIS." SPECIAL. MATINEE TO-MORROW, • ■ FRED THOMSON in - '-THE PIONEER SCOUT." "•'...■'■-'•■ TO-MORROW NIGHT, "DYNAMITE," "DYNAMITE," The clash of the tipper and lower classes. (Adult audience recommendation.) T TALL BAY HOME AND SCHOOL XV ASSOCIATION. 500 CARD PARTY, INFANTS' SCHOOLROOM, ■■■ TO-MORROW, S p.m. Admission ]s. Good Prizes. (Proceeds for School Funds.)