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3rd CAPACITY "WEEK 3rd CAPACITY WEEK) AND STILL LARGE AUDIENCES! MAJESTIC. Distinction." (Sessions, 11 a.m., 2.15 p.m., 8 p.m.) SPECIAL 5 p.m. SESSION MONDAY SPECIAL 5 p.m. SESSION MONDAY. THE JUBILEE PROGRAMME THVT WILL MAKE YOU FEEL PROUD YOU'RE BRITISH! LIVES^n. LANCER" (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) AND A COMPLETE CHANGE OF SUPPORTS! : PARAMOUNT BRITISH NEWS, " JUNGLE ANTICS " (Comedy Novelty), — And — " LONG LIVE THE KING " '■ —^ "LONG LIVE THE KING". —r- "LONG LIVE THE KING" — "LONG 3.IVE THE KING" A Truly Remarkable Record of the Reign of Our Gracious King George V. : BOOKINGS ARE STILL HEAVY! Plans at D.I.C. or Theatre (45-100).. I tJOXS THEATRE. .iXIOXY THEATRE. ROXY THEATRE. ROXY THEATRE, . Manners Street. Continuous from 11 a.m. A Thrililng Romantic Melodrama— "THE. FUGITIVE LADY." "THE FUGITIVE LADY." , "THIS .FUGITIVE LADY." "THE FUGITIVE LADY." "THE FUGITIVE LADY." With • NEIL HAMILTON, FLORENCE RICE, DONALD COOK. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) And : —— JACK HOLT JACK HOLT JACK HOLT Typical Holt Action in "THE WOMAN 1 STOLE." "THE WOMAN I STOLE." "THE WOMAN I STOLE." "THE WOMAN i STOLE." '■ "THE WOMAN 1 STOLE." (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Theatre Telephone 40-618. " SHORTT'S ' THEATRE. HORTT'S THEATRE. . Continuous from 11 am.to 10 p.m. Jubilee Week Programme. I VICTOR McLAGLEN, i DOROTHY DELL; In a Thrilling Drama of the Sea, "WHARF ANGEL." "WHARF. ANGEL." ...... "WHARF ANGEL." (Recommended .by Censor for Adults.) . The World's Worst "Bad Man" in the Strangest Love Story Ever Told. ■< i and GEORGE BURNS, GRACIE ALLEIC GEORGE LOMBARD and his ROYAL CANADIANS iv the Sweetest Music ever played, in "MANY HAPPY RETURNS." ■ "MANY HAPPY RETURNS." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) - A fun-packed picture that beggars description. Big Supporting Programme. Added Attraction.. ' MONDAY AFTERNOON MATINEE, RANDOLPH: SCOTT ■ -In "WILD HORSE MESA." ' "WILD HORSE MESA." One of the outstanding Westerns of 10341 Young and Old will Enjoy This Picture.' /TAI'ITOL THEATRE* MIKAMAK *-> LAST NIGHT. LAST, NIGHT. i A double-feature programme which cannot be beaten for its entertainment value. "EVELYN PRENTICE," "EVELYN PRENTICE," With MYENA LOY and WILLIAM POWELL. ' ■ You will welcome this sensational team in the great laugh and thrill successor to the "Thin Man." (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) ' "ROMANCE IN MANHATTAN." \ A delightful romance portraying life in a big city-with its laughs, thrills.'and heartaches.- .-■'■ •-.. Starting Ginger Rogers and Francis Lederer. (Approved for Universal Exhibiton.) MONDAY! MONDAY! SPECIAL ■HOLIDAY MATINEE, At 2.15 .SHIRLEY TEMPLE In : .: "BRIGHT EYES." :. (Approved for ;Univerßal Exhibition.) > gEASIDEI PICTURES, LYALL BAY :' ( TONIGHT-ONLY at 7.30. : | Double-feature Programme of / : i OUTSTANDING MERIT: No. 1— DOLORES DEL RIO - . DOLORES DEL RIO "MADAME Dv" BARRY." "MADAME DU BARRY." (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) The story of a woman who climbed from: the gutter to a throne and back. No. 2— EDNA MAY OLIVER EDNA MAY OLIVER In "'■■■•- "WE'RE RICH AGAIN." "WE'RE RICH AGAIN;" (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) ' No. 3—"ODOR IN THE! COURT" Comedy. . No. 4—"BEHIND THE SCREEN" • Comedy. Tel. 18-393 for reservations. BROOKLYN • THEATRE. I * , TONIGHT. ! GEORGE ARLISS I "VOLTAIRE." "VOLTAIRE." See the man who scandalised the wickedest ; city in the world. Excellent Supports. A Great Show. (Recommended more especially Adult ' Audiences.) ' ' Technicolour Special, "'Tis Spring." jjjjfAYFAIR THEATRE, UPPER~HUfT. ROYAL JUBILEE ATTRACTIONS. .TONIGHT 8 o'clock. SHIRLEY TEMPLE SHIRLEY TEMPLE . .. ' ' ' ■ In 'BRIGHT EYES." "BRIGHT EYES." "BRIGHT EYES." The Picture Sensation of the Age (U. Certificate.) TOMORROW (SUNDAY) OTGHT, 12.5 (Five Minutes past Midnight.) "ROYAL' CAVALCADE." "ROYAL CAVALCADE." (U. Certificate.) Every True Britisher should see this Mighty Epic Picture. : MONDAY, MAY 8, 7.30 p.m. GRACIE FIELDS In "SING AS WE GO." It's Funnier than ever you could imagine. {U. Certificate.) WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 7.30. "THE SILENCE OF DEAN MAIT- > LAND." Just another masterpiece from Australia. Sec it, It's a great show, (A. Cert.). ,