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Evening Post, Volume CXVII, Issue 95, 23 April 1934, Page 2

Packed from Screen to Street and turning people away nightly. CROWDS CROWD! CRUSHES CRUSH! 3OOK D.I.C. or THEATRE. TEL. 51-842. THE "EVENING POST" WRITES:— "A screen epic ... a triumph for tho producer. Mighty in conception .. . I-'onrad Vcidt's portrayal of the Jew must •ank as one of the greatest character itudies that the screen has known." PARAMOUNT. ALL BRITISH. ARAMOUNT. Daily at PARAMOUNT. 2.15 and S p.m. British Dominions Pvescnts IN ALL ITS GLORY, An Epic Production, excelling "BEN HUE" AND "QUO VADIS." '"The most staggeringly perfect picture ever seen."—"Le Matin." NEVER A BEFORE / \ \ CONEAD / ) VEIDT { NEVER A AGAIN! / \ \ "THE / \ WANDERING ( / ' JEW" \ (Recommended by the Censor More Especially for Adult Audiences.) FOUR LEADING LADIES: ANNE GEEY JOAN MAUDE PEGGY ASHCEOFT , . - And - MARIE NEY. PAUL T. CULLEN PAUL T. CULLEN, In a Grand Gala Prograimne on THE NEW WUELITZEE. UEEN'S THEATRE. UEEN'S 'THEATRE. QUEEN'S THEATRE. (Upper Cuba Street.) TONIGHT — S — TONIGHT. TONIGHT — 8 — TONIGHT. TWO — BIG - ATTRACTIONS. A Rip^snorting Comedy of the , • Golden West. "UNDER MONTANA SKIES." "UNDER- MONTANA SKIES." ■ ' "UNDER MONTANA SKIES." With a Brilliant Cast including KENNETH HARLAN, SLIM SUMMERVILLE, DOROTHY GULLIVER. ■■■ IN ADDITION: Get-Rich-Quick . Wallingford ,up to date. A new, merry comedy, packed with thrills, spills, humour, and love. • " BIG MONEY." " BIG MONEY." <• BIG MONEY." " BIG MONEY." "BIG MONEY." — "BIG MONEY." With Eddie Quillan, Robt. Armstrong. (Approved for General Exhibition.) ', POPULAR FAMILY PRICES. The London "Era" writes:— "IT'S GRIP IS TREMENDOUS." NOW SHOWING. "VTEW PRINCESS THEATRE. ■^EW PRINCESS -THEATRE. Continuous fiom 11 a.m. to ,10 p.m. Daily. Biitish Dominions Films present BRITAIN'S ',WORLD-BEATER. All Aboaid for the Pleasure Trip! "II 0-M-E E-X-P-E-E-S-S." " R-O-M-E E-X-P-E-E-S-S." "R-O-M-E E-X-P-R-E-S'-S." " R-O-M-E . E-X-P-R-E-S-S." JRecommcnded by the Censor for Adults.) A Film Challenge, to all Nations! WITH A WORLD'S WONDER CAST, The Greatest Ever in One Picture: SIR CEDEIC HARDWICKE, . SIR CEDRIC HARDWICKE, COXRAD VEIDT, WALTER - FORDE, ESTHER R\LSTON, JOAN BARRY, The film that is so full of dramatic ' incident that it holds you spellbound. . DELIGHTFUL ENTERTAINMENT. "PIED PIPER" (Colour Symphony). PIPER" (Colour Symphony). Also: ENTERTAINING FEATURETTES. -Box Plan at Theatre. Telephone 42-580. ROMANCE, INTRIGUE, SUSPENSE! SCREENING CONTINUOUSLY, II a.m. to 10 p.m. Daily. BRITANNIA THEATRE: EITANNIA THEATRE. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER'S SUPER SPECTACLE OF THE SKIES! - With - ' JOHN BAREYMORE-HELEN HAVES • CLARK GABLE ROBT. MONTGOMERY — _ Iv an absorbing and unbelievably gripping story of the Night Air. Mail Service. "NIGHT FLIGHT" . "NIGHT FLIGHT" "NIGHT FLIGHT." . " NIGHT FLIGHT " Easily the most amazing and spectacular. drama <of the air ever written—told in vital, authentic terms by an author-pilot. (•Vpm-overt for Universal Exhibition.) ADDITIONAL ENTERTAINMENT: MICKEY MOUSE CARTOON. MICKEY MOUSE CARTOON. . Also: , SELECTED FEATURETTES. " GORDON "OF "GHOST CITY." _ Box Plan at Theatre. Telephone 40-61 S. SHORTT'S THEATRE. HORTT'S THEATRE. Continuous from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Two United Artists Special Attractions. CLAUDETTE COLBERT, BEN LYON, EARNEST TOEEENCE In "I COVER THE WATERFRONT." "I COVER THE WATERFRONT." (Recommended for Adults.) The inside story of tho waterfront—its drama—its loves, its hates, its hideous struggles, its beautiful calmness—all shattered by the conflict of human contraband. SECOND SPLENDID PICTURE. Two of Britain's most famous film stars, •-lENRY KENDALL, ELIZABETH ALLAN In "THE SHADOW." "THE SHADOW." (For Universal Exhibition,) i'he brightest thing in detective tales. A mystery thriller with, a surprise climax. Supporting Short- Subjects. ARTCRAFT THEATRE. RTCEAFT - THEATRE. Finally at S Tonight. "BROADWAY TO HOLLYWOOD." "BROADWAY TO HOLLYWOOD." (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Splendid Cast' of Players. COMMENCING TUESDAY. 1 Kathleen Norris's best-seller. ■ SALLY EILERS, RALPH MORGAN-, NORMAN FOSTER. In ' "WALLS OF GOLD" "WALLS OF GOLD" (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Walls of gold held her hostage, kept her ■'rom the love that was more precious than life itself. IN ADDITION:. Artcraft Featurettcs. Sox Plan Telephone 43-968 after 6.30 p.m. Note.—No Screening Anzac Day. EMPIRE THEATRE, ISLAND BAY. *-* This Evening, at 8 o'clock. Special! Special! Special! -"THE MAN WHO PLAYED GOD," With GEORGE ARLISS. Only once in a while does such, a truly "teat drama come to tho screen. It will live with the outstanding screen contributions of nil- time. Excellent Supporting Programme. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) . No Screening Wednesday, Thursday. Only.—gig Double Bill,