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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 57, 8 March 1932, Page 2

LAST TWO.DAYS! LAST TWO DAYS! LAST TWO DAYS! Definitely Concluding To-morrow! Definitely Concluding To-morrow! ;T)E LUXE * THEATRI ■: XIE LUXE THEATRI . DE .- LUXE THEATRI (Courtenay place.) NOW BEING PRESENTED NOW BEING PRESENTED. (Two Sessions Daily, 2.30 and 8 p.m.) British International Pictures Present "LOVE LIES." "LOVE LIES' "LOVE; LIES.'" .-."LOVE LIES' "LOVE LIES." —-■ "LOVE LIES.' With a Great Cast, including STANLEY LUPINO, Jack Hobbs, Denis Hoey Binnie Barnes. ' ADDITIONALi-EXTRAORDINARY! Special Engagement (on the Stage). Great Reception Nightly to "THE AERIAL FOUR." "THE AERIAL-FOUR." In thrilling, daring,' and? sensational ex position of acrobatic and adagio dancing ■ ALL-BRITISH-F2IATURETTES. ' ALL-BRITISH FEATURETTES. BOX PLANS BRISTOL" and THEATRE Another Great Programme! DE LUX E THEATRE . .. E LUXE THEATRE DE .LUXE THEATRE ON THURSDAY NEXT. , ON THURSDAY NEXT.. "(Twice Daily: 2.30 and 8 p.m.) A BIG METRO-GQLDWYNVjviAYER DRAMATIC SENSATION! ■ : Out-thrills her greatest hits! JOAN CRAWFORD " JOAN CRAWFORD JOAN CRAWFORD JOAN CRAWFORD JOAN CRAWFORD In Clarence Brown's Super Production, "POSSESSED." "POSSESSED." "POSSESSED." ,' "POSSESSED." "POSSESSED." "POSSESSED." "POSSESSED." "POSSESSED." "POSSESSED." ("A" Certificate.—Adult Audiences.) From the Stage Success, "The Mirage," by Edgar Selwyn. ;' .'-■■-.■■ CLARK GABLE CLARK GABLE ■ CLARK GABLE CLARK GABLE (You remember his fine work in "Susan Lennox"!), With WALLACE FORD, SKEETS GAL-LAGHER,.and-Fine Supporting Cast. The Joan Crawford you adore, ravishinglj beautiful, exotically clothed in the silks and satins that best become a beauty, in the embrace of to-day's handsome idol ; Clark Gable. No wonder picturegoers return to see it a second time, to gasp at a production: that out-thrills Joan Craw, ford's greatest h^s from "Our Dancing Daughters" to "Within the Law." • ADDITIONAL - SUPPORTING : . • ATTRACTION: Their latest and most hilarious Comedy ■'••■■'' Success— MR. STAN LAUREL — SIR. STAN" LAUREL—— . -—and' MR. OLIVER HARDY, —and; MR- OLIVER HARDY, In that. riot, of laughter, "COME CLEAN"! "CO M E CLEA N" ! In addition to other outstanding Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Featurettes. BOX PLANS BRISTOL AND THEATRE HPHE : KING'S THEATRE -*-HE ■'- KING'S : THEATRE TO-NIGHT—At B—TO-NIGHT, Introduces to you one of America's foremost "Legitimate Stars" in her talkie debut. : ■•■'•■• -helen'Telayes,- " ' , -.:-:. helen-.hayes, . . . helen. hayes, Headinggan- e»:ep;tiona.l. >. cast,. including Lewis;' Stones Neil" • Hamilton, Robert Young," "Cliff • Edwardsy Jean -Hersholt, • • •, :Marie ■■• Prevost. . ~ In ' , "THE SIN OF MADELON CLAUDET' J'' "THE. SIN OF.MADELON. CLAUDEt'" "THE SIN OF MADELON CLAUDET'" "THE SIN- OF MADELON CLAUDET.'" "THE SIN OF MADELON CLAUDET." (A. ;Cert.;Adult Audiences.) Tears', Laughs, and ■ Melodrama combined in-. a.->stor-y of. terrific emotional power, ■ In. addition: KING'S FEATURETTES. Box Plans-at Bristol and Theatre. ■ ..THE artcraft theatri Artcraft theatr! (Opp. Parliament Buildings.) TO-NIGHT—At B—TO-NIGHT. WILLIAM HAINES, : .- ..-. YVILLIAM.HAINES,. in his greatest entertainment hit, "GET RICH QUICK YVALLINGFORD." V GET RICH QUICK YVALLINGFORD." "GET RICH QUICK WALLINGFORD " "GET RICH QUICK WALLINGFORD> He fooled the public and the police, but ~ . . v. . ..he. couldn't fool Cupid. .j.v... c ..... Supporting east: .-..,-..;., LEILA HYA*MS, „ Frnest-^fforrence, .. Jimmie Durante. "Mugs and their money are soon parted!'' said Wallingford, and see him proceed tc • fleece; the, public. Also: -, - ARTCRAFT FEATURETTES. Box Plan Tel. 43-968 after 6.30 p.m. OEASIDE PICTURES, LYALL BAY. ... TO-NIGHT, at 8 o'clock only. . ~; IT'S HERE-AT LAST! A British Programme of Merit. TOM • ' RALPH .. YYALLS. ■■-•.-.. LYNN. • AVINHfRED SHOTTER in "PLUNDERS The irresistible joy boys "PLUNDER" of "Rookery Nook" to"PLUNDER." gether once again. "PLUNDER." Rogues in infamy! witb "PLUNDER." Scotland Yard on theii "PLUNDER." trail. . . . . ■ '"■Also SELECTED SHORT SUBJECTS. Reservations—Telephone 16-393 or call. THURSDAY NEXT: r Maurice Chevalier, Claudette Colbert. In "THE SMILING LIEUTENANT." "I'HE 'SMILING LIEUTENANT." The singing, smiling idol at his charming best. |£IL£IRNIE v ' KINEMA. Wits and Wiles, Tears and Smiles—anc a gorgeous woman of the world. "ALWAYS GOOD-BYE." "ALWAYS GOOD-BYE." ELISSA LANDI, PAUL CAVANAGH And LEWIS STONE, j.n a romance told with speed, suspense and daring. Prices—ls to 2s, plus tav. t, Plans at Confectionery (Tel. 14-202). Under the Patronage of His Excellencj the Governor-General. MURRAY FULLER EXHIBITION Of BRITISH CONTEMPORARY ART. OPEN DAILY • In the ART GALLERY, WHITMORI . STREET. SPECIAL NOTE.-The Exhibition wil be continued Daily This Week, and or Tuesday and Wednesday Evenings fron 7.30 to 9.30 o'clock. . Hours: 10.30 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. ''Admission" Sixpence^ ' '-'