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Evening Post, Volume CXVIII, Issue 35, 10 August 1934, Page 2

DE LUXE THEATRE. E LUXE THEATRE. ■ DB LUXE THEATRE. ' (Heated for Your Comfort.) NOW SHOWING. NOW SHOWING. (Twice Daily, 2.15 and 8 p.m.) JMetro-Goldwyn-Mayei''s Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's PRIZE PICTURE OF THE YEAR! PRIZE PICTURE OF THE YEAR! A Gorgeous and Delightful Treat no one should miss! JO-V\t — CRAWFORD JOAN ■ CRAWFORD JOAN More Brilliant, CRAWFORD JJOAN. More Fascinating CRAWFORD JOAN More Beautiful CRAWFORD TOAN Than Ever.. ' CRAWFORD JOAN CRAWFORD JOAN Lilting Music, CRAWFORD JOAN Gorgeous Gowns, CRAWI'OKD JOAN Luxurious CRAWFO D JOAN -• Settings, CRAVVFOhD JOAN CRAWI'ORD JgtS - AClaScrecl; the cIIwISrS join --.-".CRAWFORD JOAN : ".CRAWFORD TQAN — " SADIE -— CRAWFORD TOAN — "SADIE CRAWFORD jsan — " SADIE —- CRAWFORD lisvlliisiil taa'N CRAWFORD JoAN CRAWFORD JOAN You've-never . CRAWFORD JOAN Seen a. Motion CRAWFORD JOAN Picture until SaWS)RD JOAN . ioan Crawford CRAWFORD TO\"NI as the. CRAWFORD JOAN Beautiful Star CRAWFORD TDAN of CRAWFORD JOAN Vina Delmart CRAWFORD JOAN Famous Story! CRAWFORD taaxt __ CRAWFORD jgf N -CRAWFORD With a Brilliant Cast: : PR4NCHOT TONE-GENE RAYMOND, EDWARD ARNOLD--(Recommended by Censor for Adults.) m 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, ■ I-' PAUL T. CULLEN, i Playing and Singing at the Wurlitzer. j Box Plans at DJ.C, Beggs, and Theatre. NEWTOW.N. (Tha Cosiest Theatre in Town.) TONIGHT! TONIGHT! Early Session, 6.40. Main Session 7.45. Late Session 5.40. MARION NIXON and^ HAmLToN In "EX FLAME," "EX. FLAME," , A modern version of "East Lynne." (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) "i - ' ' .; Also, i CONRAD NAGEL with rt , TTTlvr CATHERINE DALE OWEN ••■■■■■ ■ '.In ' "TODAY." ■ . ~ "TODAY," "TODAY." (Recommended by Censor for Adults. Episode C, "King of the Wild" Chapter I Play. • 6cecu Souvenirs, etc Stalls Is, Cuclp Is 6d. | Children half-puce. TOMORROW'S CHILDRLN'fe HUGE MAIINTL, iMomnii; 11 <un. Altunoon *- pn. i BUCK JONES, "DEADLINE," ' JACKIp: COOPER, and ROBERT COOGAN, m "SOOKY," (Both patsed for Universal Lxhibitionj And MICKEY THE MOUSI", "FISHIN' AROUND " "POPEYE THE. SAILOR," . "I EATS MA SPINACH." Episode 7, "KING OF THE WILD." I ■ 6d. All Children 6d. ' TOMORROW NIGHT, ; "TAKE A CHANCE," The Popular Musical Hit, with ;> JAMES DUNN, BUDDY ROGERS, ] LILLIAN ROTH. (Passed for Universal Exhibition.) | ■ V And ! MAE WEST in j "NIGHT AFTER NIGHT." > (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) KING'S (Steam- . THEATRE, j 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 re- ' ceived, "The Song of the Plough" will be ecreened for a further week, : . " SONG OF THE PLOUGH.?' '•' SONG OF THE PLOUGH." '•'SONG OF THE PLOUGH." "SONG OF #THE PLOUGH." > SONG OF THE PLOUGH.* (Approved for Dniyersal Exhibition.) ! Supporting Programme in keeping with the greatness of the picture. YOU WILL NEVER FORGIVE YOUR- ; SELF-IF YOU MISS THIS PERFECT | - • ": ■ENTERTAINMENT. 1 HUGE CROWDS AT EVERY SESSION. j STORY-—CHARM— '■ —BEAUTY. ' BE ADVISED — ? BOOK EARLY. i D.C. and R.S.; Is Bd; Stalls, Is. 1 Box Plan D.I.C. and Theatre. :;.-•■ ■ : j A RTCRAFT THEATRE • ! «RTCRAFT THEATRE Thorndon's Popular Family Cinema. OPENING——AT 7.45 TONIGHT.GRETA GARBO, And JOHN GILBERT. In the Year's Screen Epic, "QUEEN CHRISTINA," "QUEEN CHRISTINA," An impressive, stirring, and lovely picture! (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Together with exceptional short subjects. TOMORROW, AT 2.15 P.M. A Selected Programme for the Youug Folk. Rodeo's most reckless .rider. TOM KEENE, in "THE SADDLE BUSTER." Flashing Spurs! Breathless Riding! Roarini? Romance! ■• (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Also, MICKEY MOUSE Cartoon. Ep. 3' of "PIRATE TREASURE," Etc., - Etc. • • RESERVE! , , ; No Booking Fee.. ..Theatre Telephone 43-968. , ..■'■■' OUR THEATRE. NEWTOWN UR THEATRE NEWTOW.N TONIGHT, 7.45, TONIGHT. A Magnificent Programme. No. I—RAMON NOVARRO, JEANETTE MACDONALD, Two Great Singing Stars, in "THE CAT AND THE FIDDLE," "THE CAT AND THE FIDDLE," The musical picture sensation from the" stage success that ran two years on Broad-; way! ' ■.:'.. . I (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) ! j No. 2- TOM KEENE ; The-Western Star, in j "SCARLET RIVER." "SCARLET RIVER." j [ Romance! Music! Action! (Approved for Universal Exhibition), i