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Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 70, 24 March 1931, Page 2

LAST THREE DAYS. PARAMOUNT THEATRE. ARAMOUNT THEATRE. DAILY, at 2.30. NIGHTLY, at S. You'll enjoy this dramatic underworld Btory—a gripping and thrilling intrigue of the long arm of the law. - "OFFICER O'BRIEN." - - "OFFICER O'BRIEN." - - "OFFICER O'BRIEN." - - "OFFrCER O'BRIEN." - Laugh:), Thrills, Pathos, starring WILLIAM BOYD WILLIAM 15OV1) - WTLLTAM BOYD WILLIAM BOYD With Ernest Torreneo Dorothy Sebastian, ■ Clyde Cook. EXCELLENT SHORT SUBJECTS.

COMMENCING FRIDAY NEXT. COMMENCING FRIDAY NEXT. . TWO BRITISH PICTURES. TWO BRITISH PICTURES. The Beau Brinnme! nf Stage and Screen, CARL I3U.ISSON, • CARL BIMSSOX, In the Musical and Dramatic Spectacle of London's Night Life, '•SONG OF SOHO." •■SONG OF SOHO." Also Ihe Famous English Comedian, 'WEE GEORGIE WOOD, — WEE GEORGIE WOOD. In the Hilarious Comedy Riot, "THE BLACK HAND GANG." "THE BLACK HAND GANG." All at Paramount's "Meeting Condition Prices." Matineos: Is and Is Bd. Evenings: Is, Is (id, 2ii, and 2s (id (plus tax). Children, Half-price to r.U parts. Box Plans at Bristol and Theatre.

THE QUEEN'S THEATRE HE- QUEEN'S THEATRE (Upper Cuba street). NOW SHOWING: NIGHTLY, S o'clock. GRAND RETURN SEASON OF THE M.G.M. ALL-TALKING DRAMATIC TRIUMPH. Based cm the tamons play by Edward Sheldon, which played continuously for three years in London. GRETA GARBO in "ROMANCE." GRETA GARBO in "ROMANCE." GRETA GARBO in "ROMANCE." ("A" Certificate, Adult Audiences.) 'A famous star's brilliant All-Dialogue Successor to "Anna Christie." LEWIS STONE GAVIN GORDON LEWIS STONE GAVIN GORDON and a Splendid Supporting Cast. THE STAGE'S GREATEST LOVE DRAMA . . THE SCREEN'S MOST POTENT ROMANCE. OUTSTANDING FEATURETTES. | (Big Supporting List.) Queen's Popular Prices: Is to 2s 3d.

PRICES THAT PLEASE! 2a (plus tax), Is Cd, Is. Is, 3d. lid. ■YEW PRTNCESS THEATRF.. ■^EW PRINCESS THEATRE. Continuous performances 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily. Presenting Magnetic—Charming—Delightful MAURICE CHEVALIER MAURICE CHEVALIER with OLAUDETTE COLBERT CLAUDETTE COLBERT In The Melody Romance Supreme, "THE BIG POND." 'THE BIG POND." "THE BIG POND." Stake a voyage of fun, frivolity, and song— Bee and hear Maurice Chevalier, the big happiness boy from Paris! In support: "SPELL OP THE CIRCUS," (All-talking Serial) And NEW PRINCESS FEATURETTES. Tel. Theatre, 42-580, for information or jreservea.

TO-NIGHT'S TREMENDOUS ATTRACTION AT SHORTT'S THEATRE. HORTT'S THEATRE. RONALD COLMAN RONALD COLMAN In "BULLDOG DRUMMOND." "BULLDOG DRUMMOND." "BULLDOG DRUMMOND." "BULLDOG DRUMMOND." "BULLDOG DRUMMOND." J, BIG SUPPORTING PROGRAMME.

COMMENCING FRIDAY NEXT; "THE LOCKED DOOR." "THE LOCKED DOOR." Featuring ROD LA ROCQUE.

QEASIDE PICTURES, LYALL BAY. TO-NIGHT—At S o'clock—TO-NIGHT . CHARLES (BUDDY) ROGERS, The World's "Boy Friend," in "SAFETY IN NUMBERS." "SAFETY. IN NUMBERS." i&. roguish, revel of love and laughs, lyrics, kjjd lace. A delightful musical comedy Romance of five lovely girls in love with a rich young man. &lso Splendid Supports Including a Cartoon. jDoming WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY? WALLACE BEERY in "THE BIG HOUSE/ Dog Comedy, "Who Killed Rover?" Travelogue, "China's Old Man River." Metrotone All-Talking News. Telephone 16-393 for Reserves. ■VTEW QUALITY THEATRE, ■X EW QUALITY THEATRE, TO-NIGHT—B o'clock—TO-NIGHT! FINAL PRESENTATION OF EDMUND LOWE in "BORN RECKLESS." '•BORN RECKLESS." Guaranteed the fastest thriller of its kind in history! COMEDY Etc. FOX NEWS Our Prices: 1/li, l/'o, and TO-MORROW AND THURSDAY, •TOE E. BROWN in "PAINTED FACES," !A peek behind the painted masks at the heart, o£ a clown, thrilling, comic, dramatic. ■/"■UPITOL THEATRE, MIRAMAR. THEATRIC, MIRAMAR. Commencing To-night: "WITH BYRD AT THE SOUTH POLE." 'A drama of courage, filmed at the bottom of <'ie world. EDDIE CANTOK in "INSURANCE." News Reel, Comedy, Screen Song. Note. —To enable school children to see this historical picture, a Special Matinee will be held on Wednesday Afternoon, at 3.30. ' HOW'S THIS FOR A MATCH? VAN PRAAG versus KILMISTER. i ' Speedway's Grand Finale. KILBIRNIE STADIUM-SAT URDAY NIGHT. EMPIKK I'HEAI'Hh, IBL.-IMJ BAY THIS EVENING, at 8 o'clock. 1- "THE SOPHOMORE." with EDDIE QUILLAN. .Whoopee! Laughter! College Life! Thrills! You'll find them all and more in "The Sophomore"—a charming, appealing picture of college life! 2—GEORGE CLARKE'S FIRST CAR." 3—"SINGING SAPS," Sound Cartoon. 4 —Special Pathc Sportlight. Coming, Wednesday and Thursday! The mvstorv film of the year! "The Cat Creeps." Spooks! Thrills! Laughs! " YOUR LAST CHANCE. f\ MAMMOTH MEETING. /a- Big Thrills Galore. EABEWELL TO KILMISTER. KHJJHSm SPEEDWAY-SATURDAY;