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Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 83, 5 October 1933, Page 2

LAST NIGHT — FARE WELL 3 pAEAMOUXrT"""""^--^^ I '^^-~ —■*-—■" """aLL^BRITISH.' ■"'• "'■ : 2.15 and.S. ELECTRIC SUCCESS OF JOLLX JESSIE MATTHEWS, '" : In Gainsborough's Big Success— " THE MAN FROM TORONTO." ■ ■■'■• THE MAN FROM TORONTO." '.':'. .'(Ree. Universal ..Exhibition.). Preceded -at all Screenings by <'THE HOUND' 01? THE BASKER- ' VILLES."; ' BOOK D.1.C., or Telephone Gl-&J2. ' : TOMORROW! . . TOMORROW ! — FRIDAY —-^—FRIDAY — THE WORLD'S GREATEST ■■»;■•'■;■• COMEDY TEAM- . TOGETHER AGAIN ■ - TOGETHER AGAIN In.tie .Most Notable Event of the .-. ■ : ••■ .. 1033 Film. Season; v -TOM WALLS-rRALPH LYNN TOM WALLS-RALPH LYNN :TOM WALES-RALPH LYNN TOM AVALLS-RALPH LYNN TOM WALLS-RALPH LYNN TOM WALLS-RALPH LYNN TOM WALLS-RALPH LYNN ' TOM WALLS-RALPH LYNN As Bedfellows in a Haunted House. "THARK." " THARK." By tHe: Farce- '•' THARK." creating Genius, "THARK." BEN TRAVERS. t: THARK'" /' '; THARK;" Played for many moons "THARK." at the Aldwych Theatre, "THARK." London, where it was the "THARK." '. rage of. the season. 'THARK." " THARK/-' Now Re-acted by the '•THARK." ORIGINAL CAST: "THARK." RALPH LYNN "THARK." ■ Claude Hulbert " THARK." Mary Brough '■' THARK.'.' Robertson Hare '•' THARK.'.' Gordon James "THARK;'-' • -Hastings Lynn <: THARK." Beryl de Querton '•' THARK;" Marjorie Corbett "THARK." \ Evelyn Bo'stock "THARK." Joan Brierly " THARK/' TOM WALLS " THARK." —; "THARK.'' All previous efforts are "THARK." eclipsed in "Thark." " THARK." «■; ROOKERY NOOK." '•• THARK." ."'ON APPROVAL." "THARK." "PLUNDER." '•' TH \RKi" :•"■•■:••■ ■ • Are nil '•■ THARK." •;■: OVERSHADOWED. *'*' "■ ' '' ■" ' ■**' ■' "■' ' » THARK'.":- ' ■ TUN. FAST AND 4bark/; , . ..furious. . " THARK ■"■'■ > ■■'• WRITES:—; " THARK." ' "After weeks and .weeks, " THARK." in' what have seemed like "THARK." so many Cinema Swamps, " THARK." ' Thark ' is like a welcome <; THARK." mountain happily firm to "THARK:" the feet, and flowing. with '•'THARK." the sunshine of-- glorious <•' THARK." laughter." "THARK." (Recommended more especially for Adults.)BOX PLANS FILLING AT BEGG'S and D.I.C. : Theatre Telephone 51-842. QUEEN'S THEATRE. UEEN'S THEATRE. FINALLY TONIGHT AT s: FINALLY TONIGHT AT 8. , BUCK JONES —— BUCK JONE| BUCK JONES r BUCK JONLS :.", ,Iv "SUNDOWN RIDER/ .... .In "SUNDOWN RIDER.' (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) 'IVether with CAROLE LOMBARD ' ° in "NO MORE ORCHIDS." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) 0' UEEN'S -TOMORROW. AT 8. UEEN'S -TOMORROW AT S. . ' -TOMORROW AT S. (M&tinee Saturday Afternoon, 2.30.) TWO BIG, FIRST RELEASE . FEATURES--A GREAT. SHOW! Presenting Firstly:, ■'■' TOM KEENE in "PARTNERS.' TOM KEENE in "PARTNERS.' TOM KEENE in "PARTNERSTOM KEENE in "PARTNERS." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) TODAY'S ACE OF WESTERN WHIRLWINDS RIDES, ROPES, AND ROMANCES IN HIS LATEST SENSATION! A: p'oVerfuT story of a cowboy's loyalty, ' a kid'S devotion, and a girl's faith! 2nd ATTRACTION: A SMASHING STORY OF THE DIPLOMATIC AND SECRET SERVICES-! ~ "■ With the new eensational star IVAN LEBEDEFF, ;■• • IVAN LEBEDEFF, itj a fast-moving and'colorful story, "KISSES BY COMMAND." ' "KISSES BY COMMAND." (Approved for. Universal Exhibition.)With Genevieve Tobin, Betty, Compßon. "S NTRIGUE! THRILLS! AND ACTION! ■••■.-■:. Queen's/ Popular .Prices. QHORTT'S THEATRE. THEATRE. Continuous front 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. SONIGHT IS THE LAST NIGHT of that* Superb Picture Entertainment, ' GEORGE BANCROFT : • --; In ,■.: . '^RICH MAN'S FOLLYt ■~■...:..:;■■. -And.: ■.•:-■■ ■/' ■ ■.■'•:•; CAROLE LOMBARD, . ' ■•■■ • ■ ■ '• In ■ : ' ■ " -*M&OSt HELL TO HEAVEN*" - COMMENCING FRIDAY; '.' '.: Two* Monster Productions. ' '.-■■ H. B.WARNER ■"'■■'■■ ' In '■■■.■ ' . "SUPERNATURAL."- ---;..... :. ..-'SUPERNATURAL." '..'•'. "' . And :..'.- . . GEORGE GROSSMITH, LESLIE. HOWARD, BENITA HUME, '.', ■';".,:. ' - In - . "SERVICE FOR LADIES." "SERVICE FOR LADIES." Sensational British Screen. Hit! •-. ARTCRAFT THEATRE —— THEATRE Finally at 8 Tonight. RAMON NOVARRO, MYRNA LOY, .■. .-■■• ' In ;' , "A NIGHT IN CAIRO." " .(Approved for Universal Exhibition.) —- COMING FRIDAY — The girl who set the world aflame in "A Bill of Divorcement." KATHERINE HEPBURN v . KATHERINE HEPBURN ''-. -..•;. Triumphs in a great role with — COLIN GLIVKW. BTLLIE BURKE — -V.COLIN CLIVE — BILLIE BURKE — HELEN CHANDLER, RALPH FORBES, ■."• ■■ ■•■■ •■-•— In — ■'■ ' ' "CHRISTOPHER STRONG." "CHRISTOPHER STRONG." "CHRISTOPHER STRONG." I Recommended by Censor for Adults!) She drove tp beat the Devil—but the Devil won! 300 miles an hour then the crash! ADDITIONAL: ARTCRAFT FEATURETTES. Tel. 43-963 after 0.30 p.m. QUR.,; THEATRE, NEWTOWN. The M.G.Mi Spectacular Drama, ,"'. • "TODAY WE LIVE," "TODAY WE LIVE," -.-...-■■ With. Two Big Stars, JOAN CRAWFORD, GARY COOPER. Brilliancy, Thrills, Action—against tre- . mendotis aerial and naval interludes. (Approved vfor Universal Exhibition.) Note.—"Today We Live" screens at 8 p.m. CIAPITOL THEATRE, MIRAMAR. . \ .-LAST NIGHT! LAST NIGHT! , -.- "BELOW THE SEA." .:-.. "BELOW THE SEA." A first-class entertainment full of action »n.d. suspense, with the thrills growing greater, till its breath-taking climax, with RALPH BELLAMY and FAY.WRAY. (Approved for Universal Kxhibition.)