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Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 63, 16 March 1933, Page 2

LAST NIGHT OF . THE BEST'"SHOW"IN"TOWN. 22,000 HAVE -SEEN- IT. " - IT IS TOO GOOD TO MISS. HERBERT MARSHALL at his best. : EDNA BEST at her best. -ANNE GREY at her best. GORDON BARKER, better -.than ever in Gainsborough's, Sporting Triumph, "THE CALENDAR." "THE. GALENDAR." "THE .CALENDAR." •^Recommended by Censor for Adults.) ' lJ|-,pAKAMOUNTT;~^~^^==»' ' ALL BRITISH. - TOMORROW, at 2.15 and 8. ' TOMORROW, at 2.15 and 8. E-X-T-R-A-O-R-D-I-N-A-R-Y! B.D.F. Presents With Pride •AsPhotoplay That Weaves a Spoil, ' A Photoplay That Weaves a Spell, IT WILL'LIVE IT WILL LIVE In Your Memory for Years IT THRILLED MILLIONS ■ : IT THRILLED MILLIONS . 'AS AN APPEALING MELODY. Jhe Picture is as 'Beautiful as the Music it Immortalises, "i. - JOHN STUART < .(The Handsome Hero of "lAtlnntic"). HUMBERSTONE WRIGHT, JOAN MAUDE, In the British Picture Perfect, "IN A MONASTERY GARDEN." "IN A MONASTERY GARDEN." "IN A MONASTERY GARDEN.", 51 IN A MONASTERY GARDEN." "IX A MONASTERY GARDEN." "IN A MONASTERY GARDEN." ' "IN A MONASTERY GARDEN." , <;IN A MONASTERY GARDEN." "IN A MONASTERY GARDEN." | "IN A MONASTERY GARDEN." "IN A MONASTERY GARDEN." I "IN A MONASTERY GARDEN." I "IN A MONASTERY GARDEN." ' THE MUSIC IS MARVELLOUS, I THE PICTURE IS GLORIOUS. (Recommended for Adults.) Book Bristol. ,\TEW PRINCESS THEATRE. ■"EW PRINCESS THEATRE. FINAL SCREENINGS. ' WILL ROGERS With Dorothy Jordan, and Irene Rich, In "D-O-W-N TO E-A-R-T-H." "D-O-W-N TO E-A-R-T.-H." '(Approved" for Universal Exhibition.)1 An uproarious comedy-drama. 'COMMENCING TOMORROW", at 11 a.m. - RONALD COLMAN, RONALD COLMAN, Fay Wray, and Estello Taylor In "THE UNHOLY GARDEN." ■ (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) A picture of Action, Romance, Thrills, and Suspense. Additional: NEW PRINCESS FEATURETTES., The New. Adventure Serial, "HEROES OF THE WEST." Popular Family Prices: Stalls Is, Circle Is 6d. • Theatre Telephone No. 42-SSO. THE ' - fARTCRAFT THEATRE. ■^Vrtcraft theatre. FINALLY TONIGHT, at 8. . KARLOFF .;■ with Lewis Stone ji_ARLOFF and Karen ' Morley "THE MASK Of"fU MANCHU." "THE MASK OF FU MANCHU." ."THE MASK, OF FU MANCHU." (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) , A drama of a man who had no soul! •COMMENCING TOMORROW, at 8 p.m. . KARLOFF The Uncanny : KARLOFF ' The Uncanny Melvyn Douglas and Charlesi Laughtoii In "THE OLD DARK HOUSE." "THE OLD DARK HOUSE." 1 [(Recommended by Censor for Adults.) - More scary,'mor,e sensational, more terrific than ever! ADDITIONAL: ARTCRAFT FEATURETTES. fiox .Plan, Telephone 43-968 after 6.30 p.m.aUEEN'S " THEATRE. DEEN'Sv THEATRE. QUEEN'S THEATRE. Finally Tonight, at 8. JTOMMIX — '- TOM MIX TOM MIX . TOM MIX With Tony, his Wonder Horse, in \ "HIDDEN GOLD?'— "HIDDEN GOLD" "'HIDDEN GOLD" — "HIDDEN GOLD" ' (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) " '• COMMENCING — TOMORROW. :. COMMENCING -*. TOMORROW. ' .'. Special Matinee Saturday, 2.30. ', "ACTION—THRILLS—ROMANCE. - ft. Smart Promoter and a Slick Dame take a Sap for a Fall. LEO CARRILLO —sTHELMA TODD LEO CARRILLO -'THELMA TODD LEO CARRILLO — THELMA • TODD Nat Pendleton—Dickie. Moore, In a Thrilling Romance o£ the "Wrestling Ring." " DECEPTION " " DECEPTION " "DECEPTION" "DECEPTION" "DECEPTION" "DECEPTION" (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) . QUEEN'S FEATURETTES. Popular Family Prices. SHORTT'S- • TKRATnw HORTrS' - . THEATRE Continuous from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m TONIGHT, LAST NIGHT of one of the E TIV!^VP^^t I>I' ogrammes in all t'mo. JACK HOLT, RALPH GRAVES, In "A DANGEROUS AFFAIR"' And , XEO CARILLO, CONSTANCE CUMMINGS, 1 "GUILTY GENERATION." (Both Recommended by Censor for i Adults.) See the Unequalled Entertainment Tonight. " COMMENCING FRIDAY. SYLVIA 0 SS^&lSSbch "MERRILY WE GO TO " GEORGE BANCROFT-.- WYNNE GIBSON, CHARLES STARRETT, In '•LADY AND GENT."' QUR THEATRE. NEWTOWN V UH THEATRE, -NEWTOWN TONIGHT! ' 7.45. ' TONIGHT!* ' A Double-feature Programme. JTo. 1— THOMAS MEIGHAN, " THOMAS JUEIGHAN, The Popular-Screen Star, in ""SKYLINE." "SKYEINE." (Approved, for Universal Exhibition.) A thrilling and powerful- drama. No. .2 A". British Comedy. "WE DINE "AT" SEVEN " • . '!W,E. DINE AT SEVEN/ N"o. 3—FOX MOVIETONE NEWS. ,J£ILBIRNIE r^—. KINEMA". Tliey gave you "Dirigible," "Submarine," "flight." . . Now-they give "you the -greatest entertainment'of all time JACK HOLT and RALPH GRAVES ',' ' Jp-. "WAR CORRESPONDENT," With Lil» Lee; Rivals in Shanghai courting danger— tnd^woraen. '-'-■' ■_~.-. . .(Heconnnended^jr the CenEor'Tdr-Adulte.I*),,