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Evening Post, Volume CXX, Issue 87, 9 October 1935, Page 2

LAST TWO DAYS. Ring Telephone 53-080 for Reserves. ~^^>^THEATRE^-^^^'' NOW SHOWING. (Twice Daily: 2.15 and 8.) "*■■■. Paramount Pictures Present A BRILLIANT, DRAMATIC PRODUC-TION—SOUL-STIRRING AND , ' PROFOUND! ■ ■ CLAUDETTE COLBERT CLAUDETTE COLBERT ! In her great performance with ■ CHAS. BOYER JOAN BENNETT • CHAS. BOYER JOAN BENNETT HELEN VINSON JOEL McCRAK HELEN VINSON JOEL McCRAE ' And a Brilliant Supporting Cast in — "PRIVATE WORLDS." —— "PRIVATE WORLDS." "PRIVATE WORLDS." (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) DE LUXE ASSOCIATE FEATURETTES "Popeye the Sailor"—cartoon. Paramount Pictorial—variety. 2 NEWSREELS-—2. Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre. (Telephono 53-080.) THE MOTION PICTURE EVENT 1 THE WHOLE WORLD HAS WAITED Foßtjb lv x c friday •Deluxe Friday deluxe friday (Twice Daily, 2.15 & 8.) THINK OF IT! THE STAR OF "G-MEN" AND "DEVIL DOGSOF THE AIR"! The Team that Broke Laugh Records, in "HERE COMES THE NAVY"? And other great Fun-makers! All in one Big Howling, Heart-Warming Hit. IRISH WIT-HUMOUR- | AND SONGS. j I IRISH IN VS."."] The Happiest, Most Hilarious, and : Human Comedy-Drama of All Time. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) With a Matchless Cast of Players: JAMES CAGNEY — PAT O'BRIEN JAMES CAGNEY PAT O'BRIEN FRANK MoHUGH —ALLAN JENKINS FRANK McHUGH —ALLAN JENKINS Mary Gordon -— Olivia De Havilland J. FARRELL MacDONALD V J. FARRELL MacDONALD And a Host of Others. Never before such a Variety of .Roles - and each one played to Perfection. ■ Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre. Tel. 53-080. li| IP 1 A SHOW YOU WILL REALLY ENJOY. Come early to.the 7.30 session. C *MNG>S ) Dir.—Amalgamated Theatre^, Ltd,, At 7.301 Uuiversal's Sensational Jungle Thrillev, "THE CALL OF THE SAVAGE." 8 p.m. Fox Films* Comedy Hit, "HEAT WAVE, - With - ANNA LEE, CYRIL MAUDE, LES ALLEN. A Tidal Wave of Laugiiter. And then afc 9.30 p.m.: Vox Films Variety Show, "STAND UP AND CHEER." The Return of Prosperity, All your favourite stars, WARNER BAXTER, SHIRLEY TEMPLE, 6.Evans, John Bolea, James Dunn, Mitchell'and Duranfc, and Stepin Fetchit. The greatest variety of acts and stars ever screened in one picture. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) • Note—The African Jungle Film, "CALL OF THE SAVAGE," Will be screened twice daily. MATINEES 2 p.m. and .7.30 p.m. 1000 SEATS at Is. CHILDREN 6d, Cd, 6<L Rea. Stalls, Is 6d; D.O. Is 6d (no extra). Plan at D.I.C. or Theatre. Tel. 53-212. — FRIDAY NEXT — Cos Films' Thrilling Drama of the South) Pacific: ANN SOTHERN-RALPH BELLAMY . In. - "8 BELLS" — — "8 BELLS" — Mutiny on the High Sens. Associate Feature: —'•'THE SILK HAT KlD.'— With. LEW AYRES, MAEi.CLAB.Ji. Love and bullets don't mix. "OUR PICTURES" ALWAYS ON TOP! OUR THEATRE, NEWTOWN UK THEATRE! NEWTOWN TONIGHT, 7 o'clock. THURSDAY, 7 p.m. No. 1GLAUDETTE COLBERT In The Unique Drama. "TORCH SINGER." "TORCH SINGER." She was known as a notorious cabaret entertainer . . . yet she won the hearts of countless children with her bedtime stories. : No. 2— EOSEMARY AMES, VICTOR JORY In "PURSUED." "PURSUED." "PURSUED." "PURSUED." He didn't care who she was nor why ehe was running away—this haunted, hounded, ,_ , hunted woman! (Both Pictures Recommended by Censor for Adults.) . No. 3—Botty Boop Cartoon. '" No. 4—Comedy ("One Awful Night.") ■No. s—Screen Souvenirs. No. 6—Fox Aust. News. BROOKLYN THEATRE. •*■* 8 o'clock TONIGHT 8 o'clock. "OUTCAST LADY." CONSTANXE BENNETT, HERBERT MARSHALL. SciUiaiU torecs an innocent woman to become a world wanderer, harried by iva"ging tongues and pointing fingers. (Recommended more for Adult Audience.) Excellent M.G.M. Support.