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Evening Post, Volume CXVIII, Issue 34, 9 August 1934, Page 2

I FINALLY TONIGHT. j FINALLY TONIGHT. DE LUXE THEATRE. E LUXE THEATRE. DE LUXE THEATRE. (Steam-heated Throughout.) - With - The Greatest Artist of AH1 Time, G-E-O-R-G-E A-R-L-I-S-S G-E-O-R-G-E A-R-L-I-S-S At his best in "DISRAELI" "DISRAELI" "DISRAELI" "DISRAELI" (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) PAUL T. CULLEN At tho Wurlitzer Organ. Box Plans at D.1.C., Begg's, and Theatre. B LUXE THEATRE. E LUXE THEATRE., DE LUXE THEATRE. (Heated for Your Comfort.) COMMENCING TOMORROW! COMMENCING TOMORROW! (Twice Daily, 2.15 and'B p.m.) ■ ■■ ' Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's ... Mctro-Goldwyn-Mayer's PRIZE PICTURE OF THE YEAR!, PRIZE PICTURE OF THE YEAR! .A Gorgeous and Delightful. Treat • '-• no one should miss! j .JOAN—— —• CRAWFORD JOAN ■- ■- ■■'■ '- : CRAWFORD JOAN More Brilliant, CRAWFORD JOAN; More Fascinating CRAWFORD JOAN More Beautiful CRAWFORD JOAN Than Ever. CRAWFORD JOAN CRAWFORD JOAN ■• Lilting Music,. CRAWFORD JOAN Gorgeous Gowns, CRAWFORD ■TOAST-' Luxurious CRAWFORD JOAN Settings, CRAWFORD JOAN CRAWFORD JOAN A Classic of the CRAWFORD JOAN Screen. CRAWFORD JOAN CRAWFORD JOAN CRAWFORD JOAN ■ "SADIE — CRAWFORD ] JOAN — " SADIE CRAWFORD JOAN — " SADIE CRAWFORD I JOAN ■ McKEE" CRAWFORD ! joaN — McKEE " — CRAWFORD j joaN.-.—-■ McKEE " CRAWFORD ■JOAN' CRAWFORD i JOAN CRAWFORD iJOAN You've never CRAWFORD ' JOAN Seen a Motion CRAWFORD ijOAN Pipture until CRAWFORD i JOAN - You See CRAWFORD I JOAN Joan Crawford CRAWFORD I JOAN as the CRAWFORD ■[JOAN; Beautiful Star CRAWFORD i.TOAN of CRAWFORD I TOAN' ' Vina Delmar's CRAWFORD JJOAN _F =S _Story ! _ CRAWFORD ; | JOAN .-—— — CRAWFORD , I ' With a Brilliant Cast: ■ I FRANCHOT TONE—GENE RAYMOND, EDWARD ARNOLDESTHER RALSTON. , (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) IN ADDITION ON THE STAGE. Attraction Extraordinary, TREVOR AND DAWN, . TREVOR AND DAWN, TREVOR AND DAWN, Brilliant Adagio Dance Presentation. BRILLIANT M.G.M. SUPPORTS. :•■ PAUL T. CULLEN, PAUL T. CULLEN, Playing and Singing at the Wurlitzer. * Box.Plans at D.1.C., Beggs, and Theatre. RIVOLI ' THEATRE. IVOLI THEATRE. NEWTOWN. (Tho Cosiest Theatre in Town.) . COMMENCING TONIGHT. I Early. Session. 6.40, Main Session 7.43, Late Session 5.50. Another Outstanding Programme. No. 1 Special— HELEN HAVES, : HELEN HAVES, HELEN HAVES. HELEN HAVES, : GARY COOPER, '——' C4AItY COOPER, ] GARY COOPER, : . r.'.A FAREWELL TO ARMS." W *i, ArvFAREWELL TO ARMS." . '.- '•'A'FAREWELL TO ARMS." Tlie Supreme ;Love Story of. a. Decadu. jln all' its passionate intensity, ihr most powerful screen, drama of modern times. {Recommended 'by the Censor for Adults.) No. 2 Special— •■■■■.- ---—; ALISON SKIPWORTH, —^— ALISON SKIPWORTH, ALISON SKIPWORTH, ~ ALISON SKIPWORTH, ROLAND YOUNG, — . ROLAND YOUNG, ROLAND YOUNG, In "A LADY'S PROFESSION." "A LADY'S PROFESSION." "A LADY'S PROFESSION." . . "A LADY'S PROFESSION." A Riot of Giggles, Chuckles, and Chortles. She Does Everything Wrong but it Turns Out Right. (Passed for Universal Exhibition.) Screening Times: 6.10: "A Lady's Profession.'"-' 7.45: Short Subjects. Specially selected, 8.40: "A Farewell to Arms." {>.50: "A Lady's Profession." Stalls Is,- Circle is Cd; Children Halfprice. . / KING'S (Steam- THEATRE. ING'»S heated THEATRE. KING'S Throughout.) THEATRE. DAILY—2.IS and S. THE PROGRAMME CAPTIVATING WELLINGTON. Owing to the enormous success and the hundreds of requests received, "The Song of the Plough" will be seieened for a further week. "SONG OF THFj PLOUGH." '•SONG OF THE PLOUGH." "SONG OF THE PLOUGH." "SONG OF THE PLOUGH." "SONG OF THE PLOUGH." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Supporting Progiamme in keeping with the greatness of the picture. YOU WILL NEVER FORGIVE YOURSELF IF YOU MISS THIS PERFECT ENTERTAINMENT. HUGE CROWDS AT EVERY. SESSION. STORY CHARM— BEAUTY. BE ADVISED BOOK EARLY. D.C. and R.S., Is Gd; Stalls, Is. Box Plan D.I.C. and Theatre. : FINAL SCREENING TONIGHT. BAER v. CARNERA In tho greatest Prize Fight Story ever filmed. "EVERY WOMAN'S MAN." "EVERY WOMAN'S MAN." (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) With MYRNA LOY, JACK DEMPSEY. BRITANNIA. Continuous RITANNIA. from 11 a.m. -TOMORROW Prepare for a Great Screen Treat. ROBERT MONTGOMERY ROBERT MONTGOMERY As a gentleman thief—suave, debonair, graceful, charming, with ELIZABETH ALLAN, LEWIS STONE, In "MYSTERY OF MR. X." "MYSTERY OF MR. X." "MYSTERY OF MR. X." "MYSTERY OF MR. X." . (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) iAlystery of mysteries . . . creeping horrors ; . . . lurking dread . . . an engrossing murder mystery that will baffle you to the end. —COMMENCING FRIDAY— j Box-Plans at Theatre. -Tel, dO-61S.