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LAST THREE DAYS : LAST THREE DAYS ST. JAMES. DAILY: T. JAMES. At 2.15 - ST. JAMES. and 8 p.m. . (Dir.—Sir Benjamin Fuller.) "THE BUNDLING HIT" "THE BUNDLING HIT" FRANCIS LEDERER FRANCIS . LEDERER JOAN BENNETT' , JOAN BENNETT • CHARLIE RUGGLESCHARLIE RUGGLES . • s •■- ■■ MARY BOLAND MARY BOLAND - In - "PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS." "PURSUIT- OF HAPPINESS." "PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS." "PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS." (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Also "Paramount News", Pictorial, Musical, and Betty Boop Cartoon. Plans at D.I.C. or Theatre (54-775) FRIDAY NEXT FRIDAY NEXT YOU ENJOYED "The Notorious Sophie Lan"1"? WELL 11 . ° Here is a Story by the same author and director that's crammed with MYSTER ! ! THRILLS ! ! AND EXCITEMENT ! ! GERTRUDE MICHAEL GERTRUDE MICHAEL GERTRUDE MICHAEL GERTRUDE MICHAEL "THE MENACE" ~^~~Z^ :=* PAUL CAVANAGH PAUL CAVANAGH PAUL CAVANAGH ' ■ PAUL CAVANAGH BERTON CHURCHILL BERTON CHURCHILL COf "Alias the Deacon lame) JOHNLODER. JOHN LODER They can't escape, and not to escape . . means death! Why should love be so hateful ... to an unknown ' vengeful fiend ! (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) UEENS THEATRE. ' QEENS THEATRE. (Upper, Cuba Street.) ; NOW' SHOWING. DICK BARTHELMESS DICK BARTHELMESS DICK BARTHELMESS "CABIN IN THE COTTON." "CABIN IN THE COTTON." "CABIN IN ■ THE COTTON." . A romance of the old Dixie—the flaming passions of modern slavery exposed! (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) DOUG. FAIRBANKS NANCY CARROLL .. ■ _ In — ■■, : ---"SCARLET DAWN." '! ■ "SCARLET DAWN.". . . "SCARLET DAWN." A-love drama of post-Russian Revolution Days; (Recommended by Censor for. Adults.) ■ PRINCESS.. '.: CONTINUOUS PRINCESS , ■ from ll a.m. to 10.15 p.m. 'now showing Two Splendid Features! _ 1 — BEAUTY—SONG— LAUGHTERWONDERFUL'DANCE ENSEMBLES. IN THE MUSICAL SPECTACLE "DAMES" "DAMES" "DAMES" TOBY"™'/""- SfBwELL and a Host of Lovely Girls 2— BEBE DANIELS. > BEBE DANIELS. ' In the Gay Musical Comedy, Brimful of happiness—Mirth— Melody—Romance. "THE SONG YOU GAVE ME.;| "THE SONG YOU GAVE ME. ' "THE SONG YOU GAVE ME." (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition) Box Plans at Theatre. Telephone 42-580. TIME TABLE "Song You Gave Me" 11.33, 3.22, 7.9. "Dames" 1.3, 4.50,^8:42. ' OZ SHiSBS: IS: FINAL SCREENING TONIGHT 7p.a At 7 p.m.—Cinemagazine "Window Pains" At 7.10 p.m.—Pathe Gazette AH the Latest Events. At 7 20 pm—Chick Chandler Comedy. "THE BIG MOUTHPIECE." At 745 P m.—The R.K.O. 1935 Attraction. ■ "THE AGE OF INNOCENCE." "THE AGE OF INNOCENCE." ... Co-Starring: ■ IRENE DUNNE JOHN BOLES In Edith Wharton's world-loved Story (Recommended by Censor for Adults) ■ At 9.10 p.m.—The Fox 1935 Attraction, "MY OLD DUTCH." "MY OLD DUTCH.'" Starring GORDON HARKER BETTY BALFOUR. ."'l(Approved for Universal Exhibition) Fira and; Laughter in a Film that is grand entertainment for all the Family. COMMENCING TOMORROW, 7 p.m. No. I—The Record-breaking Picture, "SONG OF THE PLOUGH" No. 2—"THE WHITE .ENSIGN" (Both for Universal Exhibition.) NOTICE TO . "EVENING POST" , SUBSCRIBERS. CUBSCRIBERS whose delivery ' •^ of the "Evening Post" is unsatisfactory are particularly requested to communicate DIRECT with the'PUBLISHER instead of complaining to the runner boys. This course ensures first-hand knowledge oi irregularities and prompt attention. 'BLUNDELL BROS., LTD. Telephone 41-040, 1