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Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 14, 9 May 1933, Page 2

THI2' BEST AND BRIGHTEST. CROWDS CROWD-CRUSHES CRUSH. BOOK BRISTOL—or TEL. 51-842. PARAMOUNT, - ALL BRITISH. ARAIJOUNT* ■* ALL BRITISH. FARAJtgVgZ 7r ALL BRITISH. TwiM^i^j.^t^.l^and 8 p.m. Screaming* Success of the . STAR OF "SUNSHINE SUSIE." KENATE MULLER in "MARRY ME." RENATE MULLER in "MARRY ME." RENATE MULLER in "MARRY ME." RENATE MULLER in "MARRY ME." i RENATEr.MULLE.R in "MARRY ME." ' The WoeMV 'Mart Popular Actress, ' , The Wood's Most-iPopuLar. Actress. GAIXS&ORO'UQH'S BRITISH } -TRIUMPH. In'^coojujictipn ~witjl the' all-stars GEORGE :-R6'BEY, ' HARRY GREEN, GEORGE, ROBEY, HARRY GREEN, lAN HUNTER, BILLY CARYLL. 1 The .Tniystul Melodies aieTickling the cais of everybody. All Wellington is imging or whistling "SOMEBODY, SOMEBODY MARRY ME" "SUNSHINE IN YOUR HEART" "YOU'RE SO WONDERFUL TO ME" nnd "EARLY BIRLY" All delightfully sung by Miss Muller. EXTRA SPECIAL SUPPORTS: ' SHAKESPEARE'S COUNTRY," And 3 ia:e Bntish Gems. For Um\ ersal Fxliibition. Send the Children. Half-puce "to all paits. THE ' A RTCKAFT THEATRE *ARTCRAFT THEATRE. FINALLY TONIGHT,1 at 8. SLIM SUMM.ERVILLE 'and ZASU PITTS id "THEY JUST HAD;TO: GET MARRIED," (Appwed for-Universal Exhibition) Frothy, furious fun. COMMENCING TOMORROW, at 8 p.m EDNA BEST and HERBERT MARSHALL .In, ' MICHAEL AND" MARY " "MICHAEL AND MARY." (Recommended by Censoi for Adults ) Ltnationa-lly Exquisite—Technically Superb. Also, ARICRAFT rEATUBETIES. Box Plan, Tel 43 968 after 630 pm. QHORTT'S THEATRE, THEATRE, Continuous From 11 a m. to 10 p m. TONIGHT'S BIG ATTRACTIONS. l\o. I—A Stirling Drama of London and its Mighty Docks. 'TBB TIDE " 'TBB TIDE " "EBB TIDE " "EBB TIDE " "EBB TIDE " "EBB TIDE " (Recommended for Adult Audiences ) A Sea Stoiy of superlative interest. Featuring DOROTHY BOUCHIER, JOAN BARRY, GrORGE BARRAUD No 2—A Western Classic—Packed -w ltl dynamic actionl Thrills" Suspense"! "THE CONQUERING HORDE " "THE CONQUERING HORDE " (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Featuring RICHARD ARLEN, FAY WRAY BICHARD ARLEN, FAY WKAY. SPLENDID SUPPORTS. Coming Friday Next—Charlie Chaplin in "CITY LIGHTS." " NOW SHOWING. TWICE DAILY—2 30 and 8 pm. KIVG'S THEATRE IKG'S '" - THEATRE (Steam heated Throughout ) Presents JACK HULBERT With Cicely CouitJACK HULBLRT neidge, Ann Todd, JACK HL'LBERJ1 Donald Calthiop, and JACK HLLBEUT C^^l Rajmond In The Thrilling Mystery Comedy Drama, "THE GHOST TRAIN" "THE GHOST TRAIN" "IHE GHOST TRAIN" "THE GHOST TRAIN" (Approved for Universal Exhibition) You'll grip the edge of \our seat as pause m bieathless suspense—more thrills than the book—1 Moie slmers than the pM ' —In Addition: — EXCELLENT SUPPORTS Bot Plans at Btistol and Theatre NO BOOKING FEE Telephone 52 212. ' V VJEER'S' THEATRE. ■ ■ T;8 THEATRE. ■•;:: rQUEEKf:s; THEATRE. TONIGHT^?-; 8 - TONIGHT. .;l!oarin?^-Bacin', Reckless. Action. ■ • • ■ Drs|ma';of - the Untamed West. ■: TOM-KEEN.E —— TOM KEENE' TOM KEE\ YE '—— TOM KEENE TOM KEENE TOA[ KEEJvE Death defung Western Whirlwind in " COAIE ON D'UGI R" "COAIE 'ON DANGLR" (Appro\ecl for Uriiversil Inhibition) Also Wilhid Mack's Big Stige Hit "HIGHWAKrS" - "HIGHSrAKFS" "HIGH STAKES " - ."HIGH SIAKES " With lion ell Sherman, Mac Murray. (Recomihended by Censor for Adults ) QUEEN'S TEATURETTES Popuhr Timily Prices \TDW < PRINCESS THEATRE «"EW PKIKCESS ' THEATRE. Continuous from 11 a.m to 10 p m I—ELIZABETH ALLEN in I N S-XJ L T IKS U L T INSULT I-N S U-L-T (Appio\ed for Universal Exhibition ) Combining all the diama and colour of the Easf 2-G4RY COOPER anS ' 4 CAROLE LOMBARD Iti "I TAKE-THIS WOMAN" "t TAKETIHIS1 WOM\N" "I TAKE. THIS WOMAN" (Approved fbr IJniTersal Exhibition ) An easygoing WestMner and a wealthy girl, beautiful, Bpniied, impetuous, caught up Jp & vhnh md of romance. ALSO: NEW PRINCESS FEATURETTES. Theatre Telephone No. 42 580. ADMISSION PRICPS REDUCED AT OUR THEATRE, NEWTOWN. L.R IHEAIRF, ' NEWTOWN lOXIGHT—7 45—TONIGHT A Splendid Progumme !No I—Douglasl—Douglas I nib inks, jun , and Mai> Brian gne jou the ftoiy of the hero .; .■: business in "IT-'S TOUGH TO BE FAMOUS." "IT!S TOUGH T : 9 BE - FAMOUS." (Aj>Pr°y.e<l for Uqivereal Exhibition.) No. 2-^AVELOGTJE. No. "3—CARTOON :: * - - Ko;j'4-VAN DINE; THRILLER. EMPIRE THEATRE, ISLAND BAY. ■J^ 3?HIS EVENING, at 8 o'clock. . EAND' 'NOW • •KARLOFF—THE UNCANNY '.'.":. In- ■■■':' 0—■1-V "THE MUMaiY." "THE MUMMY." ' , t The weirdest picture ever.^Q'ttteived."' lA; mummy come to life. The"S: year's biggest thrill., Unusual! Thrillfflis! Amazing!' 2—Comedy, "Hunting Trouble." -.' B—"Strange As It Seems,"S3fct,.^4.. £ —Graham McNarrtee Newsrefilß. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.)