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Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 147, 19 December 1933, Page 2

"THE EVENING POST" AVRITBS:— '"CLEANING UP' SAVOURS OF GENIUS-THE STORY IS TOO GOOD TO SPOIL-SEE IT." PARAMOUNT. — ALL BRITISH. ARAMOUNT. — ALL BRITISH. PARAMOUNT. — ALL BRITISH. DAILY, At 2.15 and S p.m. Oh,i£}EJS! What a funny iilm. BRITISH LION'S LAUGH RIOT "YOU'LL LAUGH TILL YOU CRY." GEO. GEE The man with 1000 , , GEO. GEE faces —each one fuuGEO. GEE nier than the other. With BETTY ASTELL and DAVE BU.RNABY in the greatest British comedy to date, in which GEORGE GEE, AS THE BLUEBLOODED SON OF A LORD, SELLS VACUUM CLEANERS. I . 1 I —; "CLEANING UP" "CLEANING UP'! "CLEANING UP" "CLEANING UP" I "CLEANING UP" ■)„ . — (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Also, "DAUGHTERS OF TODAY." Book Begg's, D.1.C., or Tel. 51-842. FRIDAY FRIDAY. FRIDAY FRIDAY. ALSO ON XMAS DAY. "Is it really coming, dear?" "YES, MR. BROWN!" "Are the Box Plans Open?" "YES, MR. BROWN!" "At Bege's and D.I.C?" "YES, MR. BROWN!" "They say it's a record smasher?" "YES, MR. BROWN!" , '•Is JACK BUCHANAN the Star!" "YES, MR. BROWN!" j "England's Greatest Dancing-Singer?" j "YES, MR. BROWN!" ' ' "OH, YES? YES?YEsTmR. 'bROWN!" "Do you say 'YES' to everything?" "YES, MR. BROWN!" - HEAR THE LATEST SONG HITS. . . SWAY TO THE MERRY TUNES . . , SCREENING CONTINUOUSLY. 11 a.m.'to 10 p.m. daily. BKSiI .'tIIIX Fox Films' Novelty Programme. " BEST OF ENEMIES." " BEST OF ENEMIES." - With - BUDDY "ROGERS, MARIAN NIXON, FRANK MORGAN, JOSEPH CAWTHORN, GRETA NI6SEN. '• "BEST OF ENEMIES," "BEST OF ENEMIES," THE LAUGH HIT OF THE SEASON! It's a story that brims with youthful romance—overflowing with frothy frivolity —packing a kick everybody will enjoy— plus a cast that sets the carefree, turbulent lova of today against the amusing prejudices and restrained joviality of yes-j terday. I (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) I Delightful Supporting Featuvettes. Bos Plan at Theatre. Telephone 40-618. BE WISE. RESERVE. MONSTER PROGRAMME At OHORTT'S THEATRE. At NjpORTT'S THEATRE. Continuous from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m.. The Incomparable BARBARA STANWYCK, BARBARA STANWYCK, Supported by those two great Artists, ADOLPHE MENJOU. And RALPH BELLAMY, In a glorious exposition of supreme . artistry,/ "FORBIDDEN". — "FORBIDDEN" (Recommended for Adults.) A drama that crashes through the gates of convention to reveal a perfect romance. Added Attraction: , Thrills! Adventure!! Daring!!! TIM McCOY TIM.MeCOY In a sterling "Western," "RUSTY RIDES ALONE." "RUSTY RIDES ALONE." (For Universal Exhibition.) Excellent Supporting Subjects. A TRIUMPH IN ROMANCE. NOW SHOWING. "VTEW PRINCESS THEATRE. •^ EW PRINCESS THEATRE. Continuous from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Daily. A Paramount Success. "A FAREWELL TO ARMS." "A FAREWELL TO ARMS." "A -FAREWELL TO ARMS." "A FAREWELL TO ARMS." With HELEN HAVES. GARY COOPER, ADOLPHE MENJOU. Into the giant tapestry of a world in turmoil is woven the most tumultuous, passionate romance yet written or screened! (A Cert.—Recommended for Adults.) ' PARAMOUNT FEATURETTES. ' Screen Song, Old Time .Novelty, Sports Views. . Latest News. Box Plans at Theatre. Telephone 4:2-380. Be Advised, See this great attraction. QUEEN'S THEATRE. UEEN'S THEATRE. ; QUEEN'S ■ THEATRE. TONIGHT—S-TONIGHT. FIRST WELLINGTON. RELEASE! Excitement! Romance! , Thrills! ZANE GREY'S ZANE GREY'S. ZANE GREY'S ZANE GREY'S Famous Story brought to the Screen, "THE LAST TRAIL." "THE LAST TRAIL." , otiirnn^ ■ ■ ■ ■ GEO. O'BRIEN, EL BRENDEL. GEO. O'BRIEN, EL BRENDEL'. In Addition, the Mystery Thriller. "CHANDU" THE MAGICIAN, ' •-.-.■ — With — EDMUND LOWE. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Popular Family Prices. A RTCRAFT THEATRE —-r- -^Vrtcraft theatre TONIGHT At 8 -TONIGHT WARNING!— Lock your windows! Bolt your doors— and prepare to hand over your best laughs! SHE'S COMING TO TOAVN! "THE SPORTING WIDOW." "THE SPORTING WIDOW." . "THE SPORTING WIDOW." (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Alison Richard. SKIPWORTH. BENNETT, Evalyn Knapp, George Raft. She makes audiences shake with laugh-joy! ADDITIONAL: OVERSEAS NEWS—COMEDYSCREEN SONG-NOVELTY. Bos Plan, Tel. 43-968, after 6.30 p.m. OUR THEATRE, NEWTOWN. UR THEATRE. NEWTOWN. BERT WHEELER, ROBT WOOLSEY, • EDNA MAY OLIVER, Three Great Stars, iv "HOLD 'EM JAIL." "HOLD 'EM JAIL." The star comedy of the year! The cuckoo birds are gaol-birds now! (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) In Addition: SELECTED SHORT SUBJECTS. T7MPIRE THEATRE, ISLAND BAY ■*-* THIS EVENING at S o'clock. A Fox Special! '•THE DEVIL'S IN LOVK." "THE DEVIL'S IN .LOVE," With VICTOR JORY. Thi-ills! Action! Adventure! SPI.KNDID SOUND SUPPORTS. i.'. pi-i-yved for Universal Exhibition.)