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Evening Post, Volume CXIX, Issue 73, 27 March 1935, Page 2

LAST TWO DAYS LAST TWO DAYS —— Plans DJ.C. and Theatre, Tel. 63-080. DE LUXE . THEATRE. E LUXE THEATRE. DE LUXE THEATRE. NOW SHOWING (Twice Daily, 2.15 and 8). The Vivid and Exotio Spectacle of Egypt. A picture that makes an irresistible appeal —— to women ——— "BELLA DONNA" "BELLA DONNA" "BELLA DONNA" Twickenham Films Screen Adaptation of the World-famous Book by ROBERT HICHENS. ROBERT HICHENS. — Starring — CONRAD VEIDT MARY ELLIS CONRAD VEIDT — MARY ELLIS CONRAD VEIDT MARY ELLIS CONRAD VEIDT MARY ELLIS SIR CEDRIO HARDWICKE, SIR CEDRIC HARDWICKE, Intense drama acted with great ability by a strong cast of players. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) SPECIALLY SELECTED "SHORTS." At the Wurlitze'r Organ IRIS MASON. Plans D.1.0. and Theatre (Tel. 63-080). D 1 E LUXE ' THEATRE I E LUXE , THEATRETWO MORE DAYS AND THEN . THE GREATEST SUCCESS • , IN TALKING PJ :TURE HISTOHYi ' FRIDAY T ' FRIDAY at 2.15 and 8 p.m. BRITISH DOMINIONS FILMS . have the honour to present ■- A PICTURE which even superlatives fail to describe. . ' NELL GWYN "' ' '" ' NELL GWYN- • NELL GWYN ■ NELL GWYN, ; . ' NELL GWYN NELL QWYN THE LITTLE ORANGE SELLER, WHOSE WIT AND VIVACITY CAPTURED THIS HEART OF KlyG CHARLES n. j NELL GWYN . I • I NELL GWYN .| Sweet Nell of Old Drury |~ NELL GWYN: [, -, 1 NELL GWYN , | Who haß not heard of this ' Intriguing Character in the history of Romances? NELL' GWYN ! NELL GWYN NELL GWYN NELL GWYN ' NELL GWYN ' NELL QWYN^ ( (Recomm. by Censor for Adults.)" THE-MOTION PICTURE OF 1935. . Colourful—Vivid—Humorous Romantic and Entertaining., A SENSATIONAL TRIUMPH for the British. Studios ' - AND THE TWO GREAT STARS I SIR CEDRIC HARDWICKE ~j I SIR-CEDRIC nARDWICKE | As the Merry Monarch Charles 11. And » I . ANNA NEAGLE f „ | ANNA NEAGLE | As the Roguish Sweet Nell. In Addition Special Stage Presentation. - ' JOSEPH KNOWSLEY — Presents — MISS VEDRAS REMMERS . "TANGO~ ' - Specially-Selected Featurettes. Plans are filling.1), SAVE REGRETS-BOOK EARLY At D.I.C. or Theatre, Tel. 53-080. . Enthusiastic Acclamation' Greets Superb Double Feature Programme! At CHORTT'S THEATRE At At °HORTT'S THEATRE At ANN HARDING CLIVE BROOK ANN HARDING ' CLIVE BROOK In a Glorious Production of Sublime Artistry "GALLANT LADY." "GALLANT LADY." '(Recommended by Censor for Adults.) And WALLACE BEERY GEORGE RAFT JACKIE COOPER FAY WRAY In One of The Screen Hits of the Xear "THE BOWERY." (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) SPLENDID SUPPORTS INCLUDE.Walt Disney's magnificent coloured cartoon "The Big Bad Wolf." Owing to the length.of programme, Evening sessions start with "The Bowery" at 7.30; Cartoon at o'o'clock; Gallant Lady at 0.15 p.m. . . OUR THEATRE, NEWTOWN. UR THEATRE, * NEWTOWN. Tonight, 7 p.m. Tomorrrow, 7 p.m. TWO BRITISH MASTERPIECES. At 7 p.m.—Pathe Magazine. At 7.10 p.m.—Travelogue. At. 7.20 p.m.—"The Magic City of Assisj," A Most. Inspiring Featurette. - At 7.35- "WHITE ENSIGN." "WHITE ENSIGN." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) A Modern Romance of the Sea. Co-starring Molly Lamont and Anthony I Kimmins. At 9i5 p.m.—Fox Aust. News. At 9.15 p.m.—England's Proud Achieve-1 "" ment,' ■ ' "SONG OF THE PLOUGH." I "SONG OF THE PLOUGH." ' "SONG OF THE PLOUGH." (Approved for. Universal Exhibition.) A human story that will Thrill you. Songs at the village inn that will Amuse you. Sheep-dog trials that will Amaze you. "SONG OF THE PLOUGH." You owe it not only to yourself but also to the Children to see this record-break-ing feature. PUBLIC LECTURE. RALPH CONNOR RALPH CONNOR RALPH CONNOR (Rev. Dr. Chas. W. Gordon, . D.D, L.L.D, F.E.S.), will lecture at THE TOWN HALL on MONDAY, APRIL Ist. at S p.m. <*ehis ?raw., wouia." i ShK=3 BSM s55=S ffSSSHfsHB SS car ..