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ARLISS REIGNS SUPREME! ANOTHER SMASHING SUCCESS BY THIS INCOMPARABLE ARTIST. REGENT NOW SHOWING (Direction J. C. Williamson Pict. Corp., Ltd.) Sessions Daily, 11 a.m., 2.15 and 8 p.m. MIGHTY AND MAGNIFICENT!; Arliss gives his greatest characterisation—a perfect blend of delightful comedy and tense drama. GEORGE ARLISS IN THE CnOW^IKG ACHIEVEMENT OF HIS DISTINGUISHED CAREER— "THE KINGS VACATION" With ': DICK POWELL, PATRICIA ELLIS, FLORENCE ARLISS, O.:P. HEGGIE. An exceptionally entertaining story of the private affairs of a thrpneless monarch! (Warner Bros. Picture.) (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) BRILLIANT SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. BOX PLANS AT BRISTOL AND THEATRE (TEL. :44-144). GRAND OPERA HOUSE $S?£F£L . Direction: J.C.W. Picture Corp. Managing Director: Beaumont Smith. Thundering with the power of its unsurpassed stage triumph comes the picturisation of Somerset Maugham's' literary masterpiece striking the screen with all its brilliant drama. THE INCOMPARABLE JOAN CRAWFORD—in —"RAIN" God could have forgiven her, but man could not—the all-absorbing story of Sadie Thompson, a woman who never pretended to be an angel. Joan Crawford rises to supreme heights of artistry in this outstanding screen production. « (Recommended for Adults!) , BOOK AT BRISTOL OR BERKELEY.' (THEATRE TEL. 51-814.) TAX ON SALES. RETURN FORMS AKB OBTAINABLE Al Mill PUBLIC OFFICE OF TilK "EVENING POST." • RETURN FORMS, Nos. 3 & 4: PACKETS lOO's.. ... .. 12/6 "•„'■". 50'S ..; :..•■ ;.. 7/6 » «O S .. ;• •; :.. 5/~ SINGLE COPY 3d. ALL OTHER FORMS: Packets 100's, 7/6; 50's, 5/-; 25's, 2/6. Single Copy, 2d. SPECIAL QUOTATIONS ITOH LARGER yUANTITI£S. MAIL ORDERS. ACCOMPANIED BX POSTAL NOTJra. WILL RECEIVIS PROMPT ATTENTION

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