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Evening Post, Volume CXVII, Issue 111, 12 May 1934, Page 4

: . TREMENDOUS SUCCESS! '• GARBO RETURNS! Triumphant to tin screen —yesterday's huge audiences hole spellbound with her brilliant spectaculai romance. DE LUXE - THEATRE. E LUXE THEATRE. »E LUXE THEATRE. (Steam Heated Throughout.) NOW SHOWING NOW SHOWING (Twice daily, 2.15 and 8.) 5 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER'S • NEW CHAMPIONSHIP MASTERPIECE. i The Glamorous Return More Beautiful / \ jj ol . o Thrilling \ GRETA / \ GRETA / . /, GARBO \ J /' GARBO \ • More Alluring \ / Than Ever. THE EMPRESS OF ENCHANTMENT. Electrifying the show world, the amusement event which dwarfs all other entertainment in 'l\ ■■'■'/ / "QUEEN \ / "QUEEN \ • / "QUEEN \ I "QUEEN" \ \ CHRISTINA" V CHRISTINA" / \ \ CHRISTINA" / N \ CHRISTINA" J (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) With a Brilliant Supporting Cast. JOHN GILBERT, lAN KEITH, LEWIS STONE, ELIZABETH YOUNG. Special M.G.M. Featurettes. A DAY IN VENICE. ■Fitzpatrick Travel Talk. "GOOFY MOVIES" No. 2, Madcap Series. TWO NEWSREELS; In addition, new Vocal Presentation by PAUL T. CULLEN PAUL T. CULLEN At the Wiu'litzer, presenting (a) "Spring Song" (b) ■ Songs That Used to be Popular" (c) "When Wo all Begin to Fly" (Topical). Box Plans now filling rapidly at D.1.C., Begg's, and Theatre. Tel. 53-080. Telephone Reserves will not be held after 7.45. TWICE DAILY, 2.15 and 8 p.m. TWICE DAILY, ..2.15 and 8 p.m. K£s£' S ' THEATRE. "■ING'S THEATRE. (Steam Heated Throughout.) ' Presents '.. A SENSATIONAL DOUBLE FEATURE. First Release Programme. IRENE DUNN With Charles Bickford, IRENE DUNN Gwili Andre, Eric Linden —lii— " NO OTHER WOMAN " ■ /'■ NO OTHER WOMAN " , ,"NO OTHER WOMAN" — (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Thrilling' film Adaptation of Eugene Walter's phenomenal stage success ,; , "JUSIV A. WOMAN." ; Added Attraction. ■ ' ' *' . CLAUDE ALLISTER, BETTY .ASTELL, FRANK PETTINGELL, in " EXCESS . BAGGAGE." , "EXCESS BAGGAGE." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) A roaring comedy romance—bubbling over with laughs and thrills. Box Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre. , TWO OUTSTANDING ATTRACTIONS. SCREENING CONTINUOUSLY; 11 a.m. to 10 p:m. Daily. - -ORITANNIA THEATRE. ■"RITANNIA . THEATRE. A Stage Triumph — With — BEBE DANIELS—JOHN BARRYMORE BEBE DANIELS-JOHN BARRYMORE — In — No. 1—" COUNSELLOR. AT LAW." "COUNSELLOR AT LAW." (Recommended for Adult Audiences.) Lt comes to the screen, this ELMER RICE play, a vivid, well-acted piece, in which tenso drama is punctuated by lines of brilliant wit. SECOND STAR FEATURE: - E. TEMPLE THURSTON'S No. 2—"SALLY BISHOP." !' SALLY BISHOP." - With — JOAN BARRY—HAROLD HUTH. Here is the woman's picture supreme, made from one of the late Temple Thurston's greatest novels. Grandly and Fearlessly True. (Recommended for Adults.) SELECTED SUPPORTS. New Chapter Play, "PERILS OF PAULINE." Box Plan at Theatre. .Tel. 40-618. A TRIUMPH. ' ' A TRIUMPH. AT OHORTTiS THEATRE. AT AT "HORTT'S THEATRE. AT "REUNION." "REUNION." "REUNION." "REUNION." '(REUNION." "REUNION." England's Superb Screen Triumph. Voted by appreciative audiences throughout yesterday as one of the screen's greatest productions. While the wonderful supporting programme includes a second feature, \ BUSINESS." ■ "STRICTLY BUSINESS." "STRICTLY BUSINESS." "STRICTLY BUSINESS." Latest Patho Gazette, "Gems of Britain" (a beautiful scenic), Acrobatics (wonderful stunts over London by one' of England's leading pilote), Kinema Tonereel. A splendid and unequalled entertainment. CJEASIDE PICTURES LYALL BAY. 1 SHEER MERIT Dominates Tonight's Big Programme. i TWO BIG PICTURES On One BIG Programme. SLIM SUMMERVILLE In • "HORSE PLAY." "HORSE PLAY." . "HORSE PLAY." "HORSE PLAY" "HORSE PLAY." "HORSE PLAY." (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) A most hilarious comedy. * And i "AFRAID TO TALK." (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) A story which is stranger than fiction. Bookings are already heavy. Telephone 16-393 NOW for 'Reservations TTILBIRNIE KINEMA. ■ Steam-heated Nightly. Direction: J; C. Williamson Pict. Corp., Ltd. The Six-Star Saga of the Skies! John Barrymore "NIGHT FLIGHT" Helen Hayes "NIGHT FLIGHT" Clark Gable "NIGHT FLIGHT" • Lionel Barrymore iv "NIGHT FLIGHT" i Robt. Montgomery "NIGHT FLIGHT" i Myrna Loy "NIGHT FLIGHT" The thrills of the night air-mail . . . " interpreted by the most amazing cast in all the history of airplane pictures. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) For Reservations Telephone 14-202. r