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Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 151, 29 June 1931, Page 2

HERE'S REAL ENTERTAINMENT. LAST FOUR NIGHTS. •JtrAJESTIC. THRICE DAILY: i"-AJESTIC. 11 a.m., -MAJESTIC. 2.15 and 8 p.m. LAUGHS UNLIMITED. CONRAD NAGEL, SIDNEY FOX—BETTE DAVIS (Both Legitimate Stage 'Stars), ZASU PITTS-SLIM SUMMERVILLE, HUMPHREY BOGART—BERT ROACH, And DAVIE DURAND, Maurice Chevalier's clever lad from "luuocenta of Paris," who, as the "Imp" of the famib', convulses everybody with laughter in BOOTH TARKINGTON'S STORY— V "BAD SISTER'? // "A" Cert.—Recommended for Adults. SLIM SUMMERVILLE -in. "HERE'S LUCK," "SHIPWRECKED", (Cartoon), Universal NEWS and REPORTER. | PRICES: Is, ls'6d, 2a, 2s 6d (plus tas). Matinees: Is, Is Gd, and 2s, Children j Half. _ I Book Bristol 01- Theatre.' Tel. 45-100. ; SATURDAY'S BIG CROWD DELIGHTED. BOOK! BOOK! BOOK! , For the Biggest Attraction in Town. ST. JAMES. c THRICE DAILY: T. JAMES. 11 a.m., ST. JAMES. 2.15 and 8 p.m. Sir Benjamin and John Fuller present ALWAYS THE BEST SHOW! MIGHTY METRO'S ' MONUMENT ,OF MIRTH, ■ ' / "MADAME \ I' SATAN" j "A" Cert. ' Best for V " Adults. ;. .■ / KAY;: JOHNSON, ,V; /■ ROLAND YOUNG j I (The Great Comedian), I , " ■ V REGINALD DENNT,/" and there is thriiraa well as ijuii in the descents to earth, made by hundreds of dancers per parachutes after, the 'plane . . ■ ■ - collapses. • . •'-.' PRICES: 2b 6d, 2a (plus tax), Is 6d. Matineest Is, Is:6d, 2s. Children Half. Book Bristol or Theatre., Tel. 28-175. UNDER VICE-REGAL PATRONAGE. THE NATIONAL REPERTORY THEATRE SOCIETY . Presents England's Most- Powerful Problem Play,, -.- . "THE PELICAN." "THE PELICAN." . Strong Cast of well-known Amateurs, ! headed by ' * MISS MARY PLIMMER., , MISS MARY PLIMMER., who is returning to England. - . • ' Production: . ■ MR. W. S. WAUCHOP. V W.C.A. HALL, BOULCOTT ST. J- •W.0.A." HALL, BOULCOTT ST. TUESDAY, 30th JUNE. TUESDAY, 30th JUNE. PRICES: Reserves 4s 4d' (inclusive o£ Booking Fee). Box Plans at the Bris. tol. A limited number of Unreserved Seats obtainable after 7.30 p.m.' at the HalL Price, 2a 6d. ' WRESTLING. WRESTLING. . WRESTLING. > WRESTLING. TO-NIGHT. ' TO-NIGHT. KARA PASBLi v. HARRY DEMETRAL KARA PASHA v. HARRY DEMETRAL KARA PASHA v. HARRY DEMETRAL (The Terrible (The famous , Turk.) Greek.) WILL BE ONE OF THE OUTSTANDING MATCHES OF THE SEASON. KARA PASHA, heavier than formerly, returns to New Zealand after 8 wonderfully successful season in. America, including a recent win over Abe Ooleman. DEMETRAL has a remarkable record and is one of the outstanding matmen of the American team. SPECIAL AIVIATEUR -PRE- - LIMINARIES. ■ ' PRICES: 5s and 2s 6d (plus tax). Ladies, half-price. Box Plans now open at Jim Turfis's (Ritz Tobacconist),. Manners street. THHE GLIDE SKATING RINK Wakefield street, SKATING. '.■■•. SKATING. SKATING. ' SKATING. SKATING. ' SKATING. SKATING. SKATING. SKATING. SKATING. SESSIONS: , 12-1 and 1-2 •'p.m., 2.304.30 p.m., ~'~: 7.30-10 p.m. Learners* Sessions: 10-11.30 a.m. . . • and 6-7 p.m.' / , A. TUBERT, Manager. Telephone 41-601. WADESTOWN LADIES. OWING to Bad Weather on Tuesday • last we Postponed our DEMONSTRATION UNTIL TUESDAY AFTERNOON NEXT,-30th JUNE, at 2.30 p.m., in ST. LUKE'S HALL. All Ladies cordially invited TUESDAY NEXT, .at 2.30. ■ . • . > : M'CABe'ACADEMY OF DRESS' ' ,; ■'MAKING.' ,: ...... .1 1 la ' ■"■■--- ■ r 't^kj