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Evening Post, Volume CXX, Issue 112, 7 November 1935, Page 2

CHARLES LATTGHTON CHARLES LAUGHTON CHARLES LAUGHTON 'A SENSATION ■ ' At the ■.•.; DIVOLI THEATRE. ; ■ THEATRE, • R.IVOLI THEATRE. > —Nowtown's Popular Family Cinema— Superb acting makes "Ruggles : cff Red • uap ' outstanding, film of year—only once ! in a decade ; A PICTURE LIKE THIS. FINALLY TONIGHT. FINALLY TONIGHT. At 8 o'clock, ■ Selected Supporting-Programme <>acH evening from' 7 o'clock. Paramount Pictures present " RUGGLES, OF RED; GAP." "RUGGLES OF RED GAP." "RUGGLES OF-RED GAP." I " RUGGLES ,OF RED GAP.'? | CHARLES LAUGHTON CHARLES LAUGHTON MARY BOLAXD MARY BOLAND ROLAND YOUNG ROLAND YOUNG CHARLIE RUGGLES CHARLIE RUGGLES (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) And on the Same Programme. GEORGE RAFT JEAN PARKER GEORGE RAFT JEAN PARKER GEORGE RAFT — JEAN PARKER GEORGE RAFT JEAN PARKER — ANNA MAY "WONG — : "LIMEHOUSE BLUES." "LIMEHOUSE BLUES." (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) AND BRILLIANT FEATURETTES, Including "Song of the Birds," in colour. "False Impressions," comedy. "All On Deck," musical. Par. Pictorial and News. No Increase in Prices. All Stalls Is, Dress Circle Is 6d, Children Half-price. Perfect Sound — Luxurious Seating — and a Programme well worthy of your Patronage. ANOTHER STUPENDOUS PROGRAMME. : COMMENCING TOMORROW. COMMENCING TOMORROW. COMMENCING TOMORROW. SPECIAL 3-DAY SEASON. The Third of. the Rivoli's SUPErT NOVEMBER PROGRAMMES. Direct from St. James Theatre for its First Suburban Screening, "PEOPLE WILL TALK." "PEOPLE WILL TALK." "PEOPLE WILL TALK." "PEOPLE WILL TALK." "PEOPLE WILL TALK." (Recommenced Ly Censor for Adults.] Co-starring the popvlar team ot ; "ftuggles of Red Gap," CHARLIE RUGGLES—MARY BOLAND CHA KLIE 'RUGGLES—MARY BOLAND CHARLIE RUGGLKS-MARY BOLAND PAPA DOESN'T LIVE HERE ANY " 3108E:.', The town called Chariie its perfect husband . . ..jintil the gossip i talked him into a scandal, that he^couldn't italk himself, out. of . ...even if Mary was Tvillin^ to listen . . . and she wasn't. You'll cry through your cheers At Warn&r Bros.'. EIGHTY MILITARY MELODY DRAMA, "FLIRTATION WALK," "FLIRTATION WALK," "FLIRTATION WALK," "FLIRTATION WALK," Co-starring - DICK POWELL RUBY KEELER DICK POWELL RUBY KEELER DICK POWELL— RUBY KEELER PAT O'BRIEN. " PAT O'BRIEN. The West Point Cadet Corps, Hundreds of Beautiful Girls. Combining Music, Song, Melody, and Drama in A'SHOW. - That spells ENTERTAINMENT MAGNIFICENT. (Approved for' Universal Exhibition.} FINALLY TONIGHT — ALINE MacMAHON — GUY KIBBEE "WHILE THE PATIENT SLEPT."Also Showing SIR SEYMOUR HICKS in " MR. WHAT'S HIS NAME." (Both Recommended by Censor for Adults.) a ■■• ■■■■»»■' »•■•■•• ..........ei = PARAMOUNT THEATRE 1 % | -Paramount theatre f 3 • - -• »"<»•& COMMENCING TOMORROW COMMENCING TOMORROW — TWICE DAILY—2.IS & 8 p.m. Will Present Two Grand Feature Attractions. \o. 1— Paramount Films' First Release Special. A song-laden festival of fun and thrills a" GEORGE RAFT Grace Bradley " GEORGE RAFT Iris Adrian In " STOLEN HARMONY." "STOLEN HARMONY." I ."STOLEN HARMONY." I I "STOLEN HARMONY." | "STOLEN HARMONY." "STOLEN HARMONY." (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) A thrilling story of a kidnapped orchestra . . . and the ex-convict and chorus girl who rescued them! A grand cast of entertainers . . . cheering you with, hit music, gay dancing, lovely songs, and the year's most novel story. No. 2— The Screen's Best Comedy Team. CHARLES RUGGLES CHARLES RUGGLES 3IARY BOLAND MARY BOLAND With Walter Catlett George Barbier la " MAMA LOVES PAPA." "MAMA LOVES PAPA." I " MAMA LOVES PAPA." | I "MAMA LOVES PAPA." | "MAMA LOVES PAPA." " MAMA LOVES PAPA." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) They Love to Make You Laugh! "Rom the day she said "yes" she wouldn't take no for an answer! It's the funniest comedy of the year, Box Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre. Telephone 51-842 for Reserves. ceaside pictures, lyall bay. Seaside pictures, lyall bay. TONIGHT at 8 only. Dashing Adventure and Gay Romance in "The Private Life of DON JUAN." DON JUAN." DON JUAN." (Recommended by CenEor for Adults.) With DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, SEN., and MERLE OBERON. Also: Mickey Mouse Cartoon, Organlogue, Travelogue, Screen Snapshots, and Universal Newsreel, Telephone 16-393 for Reservations. : i RAND THEATRE, PETONE. ' TRAND THEATRE, PETONE. TONIGHT, at 8 o'clock. TONIGHT. ::ORGE RAFT—CAROLE LOMBARD 'ie Dancing Stars of "Bolero," in the New Year's Rhythmic Sensation ■'RUMBA" "RUMBA" (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) With ''fargo :— Iris Adrian Lynne Overman Monroe Owsley peoially Selected "Supports" include Newsreel?, Sportlight, Novelty. AND "POPEYE THE SAILOR" CARTOON. Reserves at Hansen's Confectionery Shop 5i- Theatre (Telephone 64-063).,