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Evening Post, Issue 25, 30 January 1935, Page 2

LAST TWO DAYS! LAST TWO DAYS! Of FEED ASTAIRE FRED ASTAIRE FRED ASTAIRE GIXGER ROGERS , , GINGER. ROGEBS GIXGER ROGERS In " THE GAY DIVORCEE." "THE GAY DIVORCEE." "THE GAY DIVORCEE." "THE GAY ' DIVORCEE." "THE GAY DIVORCE^:." " THE GAY DIVORCEE" (Recommended.. by Censor for-Adults.) PLAZA. Plan at Begg's. LAZA. Sessions: 2.15 and S. PLAZA. Theatre Telephone 51-277. (Dir.—Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd.): COMMENCING FRIDAY NEXT! Another British Comedy from, the writer and makers, of "A CUCKOO- IN THE NEST" and "TURKEY TIME." TOM WALLS TOM WALLS TOM WALLS • TOM WALLS -AudTOM WALLS TOM WAsLLS TOM: WALLS RALPH LYNN RALPH LYNX RALPH LYXX KAEP TT" LYNX RALPH LYXX RALPH LYNX RALPH LYNN In "A ' CUP OF KINDNESS.'" CUP OF KINDNESS." CXP OF KINDNESS." CUP OP KINDNESS." CUT? OF KINDNESS." / CUP OF KINDNESS." A Gaumont-British Picture. > - A. BEN IRAVERS. FARCE. If you want to see the funny side of life, drink of the joys in this "Cup of Kindness." (Recommended bp Censor for AdritsJ' FINAL SCREENINGS, TONIGHT AND TOMORROW! DE LUXE' THEATRE. E LUXE THEATRE. DE "LUXE THEATRE. (Cool and Spacious.) . TWICE DAILY-2-.15 and' 8 p.m. TWICE DAILY—2.IS- and 8 p.m. THE GRANDEST OF ALL- MUSICAL FUN SHOWS. LAUREL and HARDY, l" As STANLEY' DUM And. OLIVER DEE. MOTHER GOOSE'S STAR BOARDERS, '*■ ; ' - ' irf, ! - - , , ■ ' ' " BABES IX- ' TOYLANTX" ' ' "BABES IN TOYLAXD." "BABES IN TOYLAND." •<. ,- ."jBABES! JN" .ITOYIiAND.";...'. - "BABES IN TOYLAXD." (Approved tor Universal' Exhibition:) Of all Laurel-Hardy past successes —nothing to match it! |l * 90 MINUTES. OF JOY. 11 The First of a Series of EITZPATRIGK: DELIGHTFUL ALLCOLOURED TRAVEL TALKS-*----"SWITZERLAND, THE BEAUTIFUL."1 And. ■ Pet* Smith Oddity, "STRIKES AND 1 SPARES." - ■ And NEWS COMEDY. IKIS MASON. AT THE WURLITZER ORGAN. It is essential you reserve NOW. Box Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre, Tel. 53-080. FRIDAY NEXT! FRIDAY NEXT! KAY FRANCIS KAY FRAXCIS KAY FRANCIS Bringing you the role critics everywhere declared no star was great enough- to play. THIS YEAR'S FINEST DRAMATIC ACHIEVEMENT. "DR. MONICA" "DR. MONICA" With "DR. MONICA" This Great Cast "DR. MONICA" of Players: "DR. MONICA" "DR. MONICA" JEAN MUIR, "DK. MONICA" WARREN WILLIAM, "DR. MONICA" YEItB.EE TEASDALE, "DR. MONICA" "DR. MONICA" (Recommended by "DR. MONICA" Censor for Adults.) "DR. MONICA" "DR.. MONICA" GLORIOUS ROMANCE '"DR. MONICA" Appealing1 to Your Sympathy . . » Rising to Dramatic- Heights Unequalled . . . Firing Yonr Imagination . . . Holding you Enthralled as the story unfolds the destinies! of these- people. . . , Make Your Reservations Early at D.I.C. and Theatre. Telephone 53-080;. QUEEN'S ' THEATRE UEEN'S THEATRE (Upper Cuba Street). AT 8-TONIGHT-AT 8. "THE SILK EXPRESS," "THE SILK EXPRESS," '•THE SILK EXPRESS*" - With - NEIL HAMILTON, SHEILA TERRY. A thousand to- one you can't solve tV baffling riddle—or name the death-dealing assassin who stalked the. .non-stop limited. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Together with «;frisco jenny," Starring RUTH CHATTERTON, DONALD COOK. A Romance of the Barbary Coast. (Recommended by Censor,for Adults.) ANOTHER BIG PROGRAMME AT rkUR THEATRE, NEWTOWN. UuK THEATRE. NEWTOWN. TONIGHT. 7.30. TONIGHT. Metro-Goldwyn-Maycr Presents a Thrilling Drama of the North. "MALA THE MAGNIFICENT," "MALA THE MAGNIFICENT/; "MALA THE MAGNIFICENT.," 1 Based upon the novel "Eskimo." (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) The supreme screen achievement of W. S. Van Dyke, the director genius who gave you "Trader Horn," and far surpasses it with this great 'masterpiece. "MALA THE MAGNIFICENT," "MALA THE MAGNIFICENT," | The greatest assortment of thrills, action, and suspense that has ever been put into t any picture. Selected Featurettes include LAUREL AND HARDY LAUREL AND HARDY | In an Absolute Riot of Fun— "DIRTY WORK." . i "DIRTY WORK."- J