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Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 11, 14 January 1933, Page 2

' "PACK—PACKING THEM 3N ! PACK—PACKING THEM IN i PACK—PACKING THEM IN! CROWDS CROWD-CRUSHES CRUSI CROWDS CROWD—CRUSHES CRUSI BE WISE—BOOK. NO FEE. PARAMOUNT— ~~ ~~"~~^> '.-; ;ALL BRITISH. DAILY AND NIGHTLY. At 11 a.m., 2.15 and 8 p.m. At 11 a.m., 2.15 and 8 p.m. GAINSBOROUGH'S GREATEST O _ ALL BRITISH COMEDIES. "A great show."—"Auckland Star." JACK HULBERT in 'JACK'S THE 801 JACK HULBERT in 'JACK'S THE 801 JACK HULBERT in 'JACK'S THE BO"5 JACK HULBERT in 'JACK'S THE BO'S JACK HULBERT in 'JACK'S THE 801 JACK HULBERT in 'JACK'S THE BO^ JACK HULBERT in'JACK'S THE BO^ JACK HULBERT in'JACK'S THE BO'S JACK HULBERT in 'JACK'S THE BO'S JACK HULBERT in 'JACK'S THE BO'S JACK HULBERT in 'JACK'S THE £03 BRITAIN'S BIG THREE BRITAIN'S BIG THREE. ' JACK HULBERT : -■; ■-..,- ~With ."-- . CICELY COURTNEIDGE, ' CICELY COURTNEIDGE, CICELY COURTNEIDGE, Queen of Comic Actresses. Who recently, appeared before Their Majesties the King and Queen by -- =•-'•--Eoyal Command— .: .. . . WINIFRED SHOTTER WINIFRED SHOTTER In a truly delicious role in the electrical! successful musical comedy. ■ Preceded by All-British Gems. BOOK EARLY AT BRISTOL-NO FEU .;■:; OS, THEATRE, TEL. 51-842. Prices: Is, I 3 6d, 2s, 2s 6d Cplus tax] Matinees: Is, Is 6d, and 2s: Childre Half.' "VTEW PRINCESS THEATRB ■^EW PRINCESS THEATRE Best and Most. Continuous from-11 a.m. to 10 p.m. IRENE DUNNE AND ZASU PITTS IRENE DUNNE AND ZASU PITTS, JOHN BOLES "in JOHN BOLES in ■Fannie Hurst's "B-A-C-K S-T-R-E-E-T." "B-A-C-K S-T-R-E-E-T." "B-A-C-K S-T-R-E-E-T." ,:. . • .'-B-A-C-K S-T-R-E-E-T." "B-A-aK S-T-R-E-E-T." ~.,, "B-A-C-K S-T-R-E-E-T." Bound to love! No oath, no promise—n need- of/any. She was Just made that way That was the beauty and the glory of thi ■•■'•■:" - -••-.•• .- girl. , ' (Adult Audiences Only.) ■/ •"- ■ In addition: "NEW. PRINCESS FEATURETTES. NEW ■-. PRINCESS FEATURETTES. : Also. Also Also i^JUNGLE MYSTERY." -■ ■ /■■; -- - "JUNGLE MYSTERY.' " Theatre Tel. No. 42-SSO. rpHE QUEEN'S THEATRE ■J-HE QUEEN'S THEATRE THO3 .. QUEEN'S THEATRE ::" :'-- (Upper Cuba-st.) TO-NIGHT — S — TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT — S — TO-NIGHT. . I 1 .Special- Matinee To-morrow, 2.30. WHIRLWIND OF SURPRISES. Chills hi a mystery shocker. Thrills « A wild Western combined in a double barrelled action attraction. ; • " GHOST. VALLEY " • *-^ ± "GHOST VALLEY "■ '■■■'■ ±' ■■■■> "GHOST VALLEY" "■'-—— "GHOST VALLEY" — "GHOST VALLEY" . "GHOST VALLEY" ' ' ;- With —— TOM: KEENE TOM KEENE. TOM KEENE TOM KEENE. ' lOM KEENE r- TOM KEENE. - TOM: KEENE TOM KEENE. i. , .QUEEN'S. FEATURETTES. ' -;--.:^ ;..; Popular Family Prices. ■ORITANNIA ■* ' -.-■ :.■'.. THEATRE THEATRE . •, Best and Most. ■(Continuous from 11 a,.m. to 10 p.m.) VICTOR McLAGLEN in VICTOR McLAGLEN in VICTOR McLAGLEN. in ; \ ■•'■■■■- "WHILE PARIS, SLEEPS." "WHILE. PARIS SLEEPS." "WHILE PARIS SLEEPS." •■--■:"■ "WHILES PARIS SLEEPS." '>■". ■■•-'.'.WHILE. PARIS SLEEPS." G'a.sp a,t the Paris — -—~ - ■Tiat's-'nbt' in the ■ ■ kiuide Book. - —— - ■ 'The Real Paris that no Tourist ever sees that no writer dares describe. = "r : .;. : (Adult Audiences Only.) ; . ' In addition: .! . BPJTANNIA FEATURETTES BRITANNIA FEATURETTEs! Box: Plan at Theatre or Tel. 40-618. ■ ■■■:-. . . THE IAITP§i?S THEATRE •^RTCRAFT THEATRE TO-NIGHT — At S — TO-NIGHT. X whirl of hilarity ! A whirlwind 0 laughs 1 "'•■•■ ' - HERBERT MUNDIN, ALLAN DINEHART, JOAN-MARSH,. . . ■ MINNA GOMBELL, v': • . ADOLPHE MENJOU "BACHELOR'S AFFAIRS." . "BACHELOR'S AFFAIRS." ' "BACHELOR'S AFFAIRS." "BACHELOR'S AFFAIRS " •■BACHELOR'S AFFAIRS" "BACHELOR'S AFFAIRS." :: " (A. Cert., Adult Audiences.) .The season's smartest . . . spiciest sauciest comedy of matrimonial error In Addition: . ARTCRAFT FEATURETTES. Box Plan, Tel. 43-96S after 6.30 p.m. TTILBIRNIE KINEMA ■"■^TO-NIGHT! At 8. TO-NIGHT! . Direction: J. C. Williamson Picture Corporation, Ltd. Managing Director: Beaumont Smith. It rolls up the shades on life! "STREET OF WOMEN." ; "STREET OF WOMEN." "STREET OF WOMEN." Alluring KAY FRANCIS in her mos captivating role, with ROLAND YOUNG The story of a sacrifice which gave a ma: a future and a woman a past. . . a stor that only a great star such as Kay Franci could .portray. (Recommended more for Adults.) KINEMA FEATURETTES. Plans at Confectionery, Tel. 14-202. Another Great M.G.M. Special! -•"DOWNSTAIRS." Here it is! Gilbert DOWNSTAIRS" B , eatest roIe! The oI "DOWNSTAIRS" Gilbert you used t 'ISRSSII^ 1188" kuo"'- Bis«ei' a»d i>e '^DOWNSTAIRS" ter than "The Bi" Pi "DOWNSTAIRS." radc." .((Recommended more especially for Adults. 2—Hal Roach Comedy, "The Old Bull." -V-Metrotohe Newsreel. . . & —Fox Australian News. IMonday-and Tuesday: "Sky Devils." • "Sk Devils," -"Skjr Devils,". f'Skx Devil^