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Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 133, 3 December 1930, Page 2

QT. JAMES THRICE DAILY: £>T. JAMES. - 11 a.m., ST. JAMES. 2.15 and 8 p.m. Sir Benjamin and John Fuller present this Wonder Comedy in which Clara Bow's Booming like "Bow-Bells." ONLY 2 MORE DAYS OP ONLY 2 MORE DAYS OF CLARA BOW AND HER BEAU CLARA BOW AND HER BEAU CLARA BOW AND HER BEAU CLARA BOW AND HER BEAU ]n the jolliest ♦;omedy om earth to watch. "LOVE AMONG THE MILLIONAIRES." •'LOVE AMONG THE MILLIONAIRES." "LOVE AMONG'THE MILLIONAIRES." f'LOVJG AMONG THE MILLIONAIRES." "•LOVE AMONG THE MILLIONAIRES." "LOVE AMONG THE MILLIONAIRES." Perfectly played to laugh loars by A WONDER CAST. M.ETZI GREEN Cleverest juvenile actress MITZI GREEN and singer in talkies JUITZI ,GREEN will amaze you by her MITZI GREEN acting, in a wonderful MITZIGREEN . ' " part. STANLEY SMITH- -■.■•■■■ . •. SKEETS'GALLAGHER STEWART. ERWIN- " . :.';--■: ■• ~ y.: -. -.'. BARBARA BENNETT CLAUDE KlNG:arid-CHARLES SELLIN IT'S! A PARAMOUNT PICTURE. i PARAMOUNT NOVELTY ACTS Book Bristol., After 6, Theatre, Tel. 2S-175. '. EXTRA SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY. Sir .Benjamin and John Fuller present something bigger and better in its way, and ALTOGETHER DIFFERENT FROM ANYTHING YOU'VE SEEN. 3 WORLD-FAMOUS SINGING STARS. . ■ VIVIENNE SEGAL . WALTER PIDGEON, , .., : ALLAN PRIOR. & Star Comedians, LOUISE FAZENDA, ■ .. FORD STERLING. MYRNA LOY, ' LUPINO .LANE, ''•'■•:./ . "":■ ' And V ••"■■ ' THOUSANDS OF PLAYERS '. '"'.'■ . In a performance ...YOU'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER . ... ■. • • ■ Because it' isSIMPLY .UNFORGETTABLE. '•BRIDE OF THE REGIMENT" -'; "BRIDE OF THE REGIMENT" '•BRIDE OF THE REGIMENT" >■ ■ '-BRIDE OF THE.REGIMENT" ; '•■BRIDE OF THE REGIMENT" "BRIDE OF THE REGIMENT" "BRIDE OF THE REGIMENT" ■■BRIDE. OF THE REGIMENT" : "BRIDE OF THE REGIMENT' . .. ... Entirely in Tcchnicokrar. Entirely in Tcchnicolour. Reproducing in the most costly production in talking pictures the delightful International Opera Boufl'e, "THE LADY IN ERMINE," . With all its captivating music intact. 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