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Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 121, 25 May 1931, Page 2

<T<HE ARTCRAFT . ;-THEATRE. iJ- HE ARTCRAFT THEATRE. (Opp. Parliament Buildings). FINAL PRESENTATION 1 TO-NIGHT-AT B.—TO-NIGHT. Restless! Reckless! Rousing! "RENEGADES," "RENEGADES," "RENEGADES," "RENEGADES," "RENEGADES," "RENEGADES." "RENEGADES." "RENEGADES." "RENEGADES." With WARNER BAXTER, MYRNA LOY, • NOAH BEERY, A stirring drama of the fighting Foreign Legion. COMMENCING TO-MORROW, at 8, RICHARD BARTHELMESS li his Supremo Screen Achievement^ "SON OF THE GODS," "SON OF THE GODS," "'SON" OF THE GODS," : "SON OF THE GODS," "SON ■OF THE GODS," "SON OF THE GODS," ' With CONSTANCE BENNETT. Greater than his greatest! Better than his best! The outstanding drama of all times! Also • ARTCRAFT FEATURETTES. Box Plan Telephone 43-968 after 6.30 p.m. NOW SHOWING. "MEW PRINCESS THEATRE. -^EW- . PRINCESS THEATRE. 11 a.m. to. 10 p.m. Daily. '....'. Presenting 'A. crew of fihndom's funniest favourites shipwrecked in a South Sea paradise. JACK OAKIE JEANETTE MACDONALD, Sheets Gallagher, Kay Francis, 'Eugene Pallctte, and William Austin In :>■•■ ■:■..;;,; .: . "LET'S GO NATIVE." \' ■ "LET'S GO NATIVE." ■ . "LET'S GO NATIVE:" "LET'S GO NATIVE." ;. . ' "LET'S GO NATIVE.". , : -"LET'S GO NATIVE." - "LET'S GO NATIVE," Feel the tropic breezesr-Jiear the songs— i'un and joy—the craze of .the hour^-Jack Oakie leading the fun on a tropic island. . . FRIVOLOUS!: FROLICSOME! . . ... -"A lyrical laugh riot! "'". • In Addition: Chapter 2. New Serial, — "-FINGER PRINTS." ;.,;.. "FINGER PRINTS." NEW ; . PRINCESS- FEATURETTES. Telephone7 Theatre 42-580 for reserves or information. HE ■ ■■ PARAMOUNT THEATRE. .HE .PARAMOUNT - THEATRE. (Cosily Heated Throughout.) NOW SHOWING: . . ■ NOW SHOWING: ' '. ... (Jwice Daily, 2.30 and S p.m.) A METr'o-GOLDWYN-MAYER ALLDIALOGUE PRODUCTION! A now kind of. Underworld Story. It's Real! It's Amazing! Society Romance, Underworld Melodrama—looo Thrills. ' "A GENTLEMAN'S FATE." ' '■ "A GENTLEMAN'S FATE." : : "A GENTLEMAN'S FATE." . ;..'.'A.iJENTLEMAN'S FATE." '. ■; With a great cast of players, Including JOHN GILBERT LOUIS WOLHEIM ANITA PAGE LEILA HYAMS. ' :' M.G.M. Special "Selected Sound ■'■ ' Feat'urettes. : BOX: PLANS BRISTOL AND THEATRE. /TKUEEN'S ■ v THEATRE. ©UEEn|.;: , THEATRE. TO-NIGHT—B o'clock—TO-NIGHT. .; Warner Bros.''Technieolour,. . "HOLD- EVERYTHING." ; f'HOLD EVERYTHING." '■• ' . "HOLD EVERYTHING." With Joe E. Brown and Winnie Lightner. With Joe E. Brown and Winnie Lightner. The funniest pair in the funniest comedy ever, screened. Joe never-won a fight in his life,-not till Winnie helped him. Hold everything for "HOLD EVERY-. ' THING" has everything. . ■ Second Attraction: TED LEWIS and ANN PENNINGTON In '-» "IS -EVERYBODY HAPPY?" '"IS EVERYBODY HAPPY?" "IS EVERYBODY' HAPPY?" The revolt of. a youth. He opposed his father's ideas and success came to him. Popular Prices, Is to 2s 3d. Box Plan at The Bristol. Theatre Tel. 22-334. : -■ "■ ■ QHORTT'S .., -v. THEATRE. . THEATRE. Continuous'from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m., i TO-DAY: A'MAMMOTH-MASTER- : ".- :; v ._! tiece. •■;■ .-"'■■• ■ ' ; VELEZ, JEAN "jEIE-RSHOLT, JOHN HOLLAND, ■' "•■• . ■'&'■'■ United Artists' -Sensational All 'Talking Dramatic Smash;. : '. "hell harbour." "Hell: harbour." "hell-harbour." "hell harbour." ' "hell: harbour." '■■.'■■ ■ : (A Cert., recommended for Adults.) Booming surf, rustling palms, ■ the mystic fharm of the tropics and the -freedom of the primitive make a glowing setting for one of the screen's greatest romances. 'Big Supporting Programme of Talkie Featurettes.' 'Reserves at Theatre or Telephone 41-219. Next Big. Attraction at this Theatre: "ON APPROVAL." OUR THEATRE, NEWTOWN. ■UK THEATRE, NEWTOWN. ■ HUGE DOUBLE BILL. ;TO-NIGHT. AND TUESDAY, 7.45. No: 1- CONWAY TEARLE, In the Big All-Talking Special, . ~■ "THE LOST ZEPPELIN." "THE LOST ZEPPELIN," A drama of. spectacular heroism, adventure, and courage. No. 2-- "MISTER ANTONIO." "MISTER ANTONIO/ Booth Tarkington's Great Piny on the screen for the first time. ■pMPTRE THEATRE, ISLAND bTyT ' TO-NIGHT, at 8 o'clock. j "SCOTLAND YARD." "SCOTLAND YARD," With EDMUND LOWE. _ EDMUND LOWE. A dramatic thriller that will amaze you! A love, story that you'll never forget! 2—: "LITTLE COVERED WAGON/ An aina/,iiig and hilarious comedy, starring a troupe of performing, monkeys. ; 3— Two Fox Movitone News Reels. C~API.TOL THEATRE, MJRAMAjI APITOL THEATRE. MIRAMAR. FINALLY TO-NIGHT, . "GRUMPY." "GRUMPY." COMMENCING TO-MORROW, RONALD COLMAN in RONALD COLMAN in "RAFFLES." "RAFFLES." A story of the original amateur cracksman. Reserve, at Theatre, Tel. IG-545. ." MANUFACTURER'S SALE. ~ BUY SILKS WHOLESALE. : BEAUTIFUL Fabrics for ' Evening Frocks/Bridge Coats, etc.; also Fancy Tweeds, at a third below shop prices. Choose : early. ■ Creed's Liquidation Sale, 4th .Floor, Dominion Building, facing Pub}j<? Library, ... . ■