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Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 8, 9 July 1931, Page 2

mmKmmmmmmmilwmmtaaamaamalaammaaKammmammmm paramount theatre, j -Paramount theatre. (Courtenay place.) Final Screening To-night. Final Screening To-night. i "THE ALAN WHO CAME BACK." j "THE MAN WHO CAME BACK." . "THE MAN WHO CAME BACK." With JANET GAYNOR - CHAS. FARRELL. JANET GAYNOR — CHAS. FARRELL. JANET GAYNOR - CHAS. FARRELL. rpHE PARAMOUNT THEATRE. J- HE PARAMOUNT THEATRE. HE PARAMOUNT THEATRE. (Cosily Heated Throughout.) (Twice Daily, 2.30 and S p.m.) a whirlwind of hilarity! a whirlwind of hilarity! Commencing to-morrow. commencing to-morrow, commencing to-morrow. The aco comedian of the screen in the ace comedy sensation of the season A feast of "Joe E" Joy—Done Up Brown! A Riot of Aviation Thrills, with JOE E. BROWNJOE E. BROWN JOE E. BROWN JOE E. BROWN JOE E. BROWN JOE E. BROWN JOE E. BROWN In the First National Vitaphone triumph, " GOING WILD." "GOING WILD." "GOING WILD." "GOING WILD." "GOING WILD." "GOING WILD." LAWRENCE GRAY, ON A MUNSON, WALTER PIDGEON, LAURA LEE Rising to New Heights of Hilarity in the Merriest, Dizziest Whirligig of Glee. GOOD TO THE LAST LAUGH! With engine missing—brain in a whirlhands on the joystick—arms around a girl. Roar while you soar with JOE E. BROWN Through the dizziest non-slop laughing talkie on record! • SUPERLATIVE SUPPORTING PRO- ' ■ GRAMME. Box Plans at Bristol and Theatre. THE ARTCRAFT THEATRE HE ARTCRAFT THEATRE (Opposite Parliament Buildings). FINAL PRESENTATION: TO-NIGHT At 3 TO-NIGHT Breath-taking Action in the Clouds. JEAN ARTHUR, CHARLES (BUDDY) ROGERS. In "YOUNG EAGLES." "YOUNG EAGLES." "YOUNG EAGLES." "YOUNG EAGLES." 'A Picture of Swift, Thrilling, Roaring Action. COMMENCING TO-MORROW, at 8: THE BIG PARADE OF LAUGHS. BUSTOR KEATON BUSTOR KEATON BUSTOR KEATON j BUSTOR KEATON I In ■ "FORWARD MARCH." ••FORWARD MARCH.'.' "FORWARD MARCH." "FORWARD MARCH." : "FORWARD MARCH." "FORWARD MARCH." Buster Turns Soldier, and Makes "War a Scream. Also: ARTCRAFT FEATURETTES. Box Plan, Telephone 43-068 after 6.30 p.m, Continuous Performances, 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily. ■VTEW PRINCESS THEATRE. KW PRINCESS . THEATRE. Presents CLARA BOW In "HER WEDDING NIGHT" "HER WEDDING NIGHT" Married with her eyes closed—Clara wakes up to find herself the centre of the merriest marriage mix-up ever seen. A Great Cast includes— ' CHARLES RUGGLES, RALPH FORBES, SKEETS GALLAGHER. ■IN SUPPORT: NEW PRINCESS FEATURETTES And ,',•• "FINGER PRINTS," Serial. COMMENCING TO-MORROW: POLLY MORAN POLLY MORAN - MARIE DRESSLER MARIE DRESSLER ■•■'•' ' ' Tn "REDUCING." "REDUCING." "REDUCING.". "REDUCING." '■"REDUCING." "REDUCING." ."REDUCING.". "REDUCING." The funniest women in the world in their funniest picture. ALSO: . Supports. Serial. THE QUEEN'S THEATRE, HE QUEEN'S THEATRE. - (Upper Cuba street.) NOW SHOWING: NIGHTLY, 8 o'clock. NOW SSOWISS: NIGHTLY, 8 o'clock. K*_.PictuMß Present "EX-FLAME." "EX-FLAME." .v. ' i ThrilKng Drama of To-day. Youth, Life, Love, Romance, Laughter, HAMILTON, MARION NIXON, NORMAN KERRY. SCENIC. COMEDY. "THE LEATHER PUSHERS." The Final Round—The Champion, FRIDAY' NEXT! FRIDAY NEXT! "THE RAMPANT AGE." , Tn k d Hilarious Youth. See them in this modern Comedy. headstrong, and intoxicated with the Joy of Life. •HJPULAR PRICES, Is to 2s. No tax. Box Plans for To-night at Theatre. Ring theatre Tel. 22-334 for Reserves. Seaside' pictures, lyall bay. Seaside pictures, lyall bay. To-night—At 8 o'clock—To-night. Outstanding Film of the Year. "HOLIDAY," Starring ANN HARDING, MARY ASTOR, ROBERT AMES, and EDWARD EVERETT HORTON. Sister against sister. Both in loVe with a man who wanted a holiday from money making. For its story, its settings, its dignified tcting and dialogue, we recommend "Holiday" for an enjoyable night's entertainment. Also Comedy, News, and Sportlight. Telephone 16-393 for Reserves. EMPIRE THEATRE, ISLAND BAY. MPIRE THEATRE, ISLAND BAY. THIS EVENING AT 8 O'CLOCK. Paramount's Super Special! 1- "GRUMPY," With CYRIL MAUDE. A mystery romance, filled with human appeal, rare laughs, and thrills that will quicken the pulse as you follow the plot: tinct and planning of the blulf old man "GRUMPY.". 2-Comedy, "DESPERATE SAM." 3-Sound Cartoon, "BARNACLE BILL THE SAILOR." 4—Vocal Number. S—Comedy No. 2—"GO AHEAD AND SING." Movietone Specials, News. Coming Friday and Saturday: John Gilbert in "Gentleman's Fate."