, DON'T MISS^P,,.;,^ Xow in its s'ocond^veelc^ 1 LAST 3 DAYS LAST 3 DAYS Of Ljnn'Sj.Latest Laugh. j pAKAIiidUKT^ """y^— -»-—^ ALL BRITISH. " DAILY: 2.15 and 8 p.m. Book Begg's, D.I.C, or .Telephone 51-842. RALPH LYNN, " \ RALPH LYNN, '" ' RALPH XYNN, RALPH XYNN, WINIFRED SHOTTER, — DOROTHY" I BOUCHIER, MILES MALLISON, In the Best Comedy in Town. P. G. WODEHOUSE'S P. G. WODEHOUSE'S Bulhantly Humorous. Farce, " SUMMER LIGHTNING." " SUMMER LIGHTNING." "SUMMER LIGHTNING." " SUMMER lIGHTNING." " SUMMER LIGHTNING." "SUMMER LIGHTNING." (Approved foV Universal Exhibition.) 4 ADDFD ATTRACTIONS, 4 Include: •'THE Sl\ JOHN AMBULANCE CENJTENARY CELEBRATIONS, LONDON." FRIDAY FRIDAY. FRIDAY FRIDAY. In response to insistent requests. GRAND REVIVAL Of a;world's, success. A BRAND NEW REISSUE (1931) M BRAND NEW REISSUE (1931) Of the British triumvirate. LYNN WALLS LYNN ■—"WALLS And "ROOKERY NOOK." '•ROOKERY NOOK." -ROOKERY NO§K." jDon't you think >ou'd better book? Begg's, __ , D.1.C., oi Telephone 51-842. • CHARMING IN SENTIMENT, RICH IN SCENIC BEAUTY. SCREENING CONTINUOUSLY, 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Daily. BRITANNIA THEATRE. RITANNIA THEATRE. SEE PAT HAXNA. JOE VALLI, DOROTHY -PARNHAM. In "WALTZING MATILDA." " WALTZING MATILDA." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.)PACKED WITH LAUGHS! Telling the adventures of two Diggers tramping across country. . . singing "I'll come a-waltz:ng, Matilda, with You," meaning, "I'll carry my swag," —In addition— Strong Suppoiting Programme" includes . Bnarkling Comedies, Giaham McNamee Universal Newsreels. Also, —3rd Episode— " GORDON OF, GHOST CITY." - Box Plan' at Theatre. Telephone 40-618. EXCITEMENT, GLAMOUR, ROMANCE 1 NOW SHOWING. fXEVt PRINCESS THEATRE. ■^EW PRINCESS THEATRE. Continuous from 11 aim., to 10 p.m. Daily. —Fox Films Thriller— LORETTA YOUNG, VICTOR JORY, ' :v<; With ..\ J f HEjttBERT' MUNDpj, v >/"-* In to "THE.DEVIL'S INWOVE." - , t>' " THE DEVIL'S IN LOVE." ' "THE DEVIL'S IN LOVE." " THE DEVIL'S IN LOVE."_ Once an officer in the Foreign Legion— pow—fugitive from justice, ho finds love wheie he least expected it! , * 1 (Appioved for Universal Exhibition.) '-" s And ,m- -ENTERTAINING^ gUP,P.ORTS. f , \"' vki , Cartqon, , Tiavelogue, •S'cemqji.M'' i ' IT COSTS NO MORE TO RESERVE. #oxs Plan at Theatre: • Telephone 42-SSo! Continuous from. 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. TONIGHT! TODAY!! TONIGHT!!! Jin outstanding attraction of intense interest to every man, woman, and child. "THE SPORT PARADE." "THE SPORT PARADE." "THE SPORT PARADE" "THE SPORT PARADE." A _ thrill-packed heart-tugging diama, that t , grips from'jitart tq, finish. Magnificently poitrajea ]jy*a gi'eat-cast, , '* MARIAN MARSH", - - '. JOEL'MaCREA, <V \ SHEETS GALLAGHER. On jtlir same Prosnnme: TOMjKEENE, . In the greitest^'Westciy of his caieer, ; "THE CHEYENNE KTD," "THE CHEYENNE KID," a ' , - (Both Pictures for Univeisal Exhibition.) Excellent Supports. Corned). Gazette. QUEEN'S THEATRE UEEN'S THEATRE ,' QUEEN'S " THEATRE. (Upper Cuba Street) * TONIGHT At 8 TONIGHT A Rip-roaring Romance 4of theiGreat Open Spaces. , TLAI McCOY : TIM McCOY ' TIM McCOY TIM McCOY King of Western Stars, in "END OF TH 1]! TRAIL" "END OF THE TRAIL." ''In addition—a' Thrilling Detective Drama. JACK HOLT JACK HOLT J JACK HOLT JACK HOLT With Lillian Miles in "MAN AGAINST WOMAN."' "MAN AGAINST WOMAN." , ' (Approved for General Exhibition) ''- POPULAR FAMILY PRICES. '.. TONIGHT > At 8 TONIGHT ' A '.Genial" Affair of Xeuses, Xplanations and XXX. ■ GENE GERRARD, VIOL 4 LYFT , CLAUDE HULBERT —- JANE CARR* ■ (Approved for Univeisal Exhibition.) 'A compound of impersonations, prevaiica- • tions, and duphcations—resulting in jubilations. TX ADDITION: o-SELECT FEATURETTES-5 Box Plan Tel. 43-008 after 6.30 p.m. b ATO£ vt^S A¥ E' MDJAMAR. ■^ LAST NIGHT. LAST NIGHT JAN KIEPURA, ?, cSf n8 golden-voiced tenor, in TELL ME TONIGHT." TELL ME TONIGHT." . " TELL ME TONIGHT." Irresistible comedy, glorious Ringing, and mVplVa* ZZSZS™ Bnlllant cast mcludps MAGDA SCHNEIDER, SONNIE HALE and EDMUND GWENN. Excellent Supporting Featiiie "OUR FIGHTING NAVY."' (Both approved for Universal Exhibition.) ' Another Special Production • "KISS MIS AGAIN,'? With WALTER PIDGEON, BERNICE CLAIRE. , < The true successor to "Viennese Nights " 'All-technicolour, all-singing, all-dancing. Splendid Supporting Programme. (Appioved for Universal Exhibition.) swimming, -swimming: - SWIMMING. \yELLINGTOX ' , CLUB) lfT ANNUAL CARNIVAL, ANNUAL CARNIVAL' TE ARO BATHS, SATURDAY NEXT, 2.30 p.m.
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Evening Post, Volume CXVII, Issue 49, 27 February 1934, Page 2
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