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Evening Post, Volume CXX, Issue 137, 6 December 1935, Page 2

I LOVE. LU'E, LAUGHTER, AND TEARS. . . . A REALLY GREAT .HUMAN STORY INTERPRETED BY AN ELFIN GENIUS WHO DOMINATES THE SCREEX LIKE A GIANT. | NOW TRANSFERRED ■ ■ TRANSFERRED • • TO THE 1111111 l J£ I N G ' S iiiiiiiiiiii Dir. —Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. SESSIONS: 2 p.m. and S p.m. The Star of "Catherine The Great." / Elisabeth \ /■ \ BERGNEE. J \ sff The World's Greatest <^ Living Actress, Nj f " ESCAPE \ </ i ME . J V NEVER"- / (Recommended by Consov for Adults.) Additional Attraction: VAUDEVILLE DE LUXE. VAUDEVILLE _DE LUXE. THE GREATEST ' GALAXY OF ARTISTS EVER BROUGHT TO THE SCREEN, FILMED AT ENORMOUS EXPENSE, By British Dominions Films, Prior to their tour of the Continent. FAMOUS RADIO CELEBRITIES MAKE THEIR SCREEN DEBUT In "IN TOWN TONIGHT." "IN TOWN TONIGHT." The cast of "In Town Tonight," the elaborate radio revue, consists of such famous artists as Jack Burly, Stanley Holloway—who renders his two popular radio hits, "Young Albert and the Lion" and "With Her Head Tucked Underneath Her Arm"—Leslie Sarony, Tessa Deane, Val Rosing, those clever dancers Wilson, Keppel, and Betty, The Three Radio Eogues, Walsh and Barker, The Dynamite Kids, Finlay Currie, The Seven Thunderbolts, and The Tiller Dancing Girls. The film also features four, well-known bands—Dave Apollon's Dance Orchestra, Howard Jacobs's well-known broadcasting band, Billy Merlin's Commanders, and the famous Knelier Hall Military Band, which consists oE 40 instrumentalists. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) At Matinees Only: EP. 10 "DESCENDING DOOM." Plans at D.I.C. or Tel. 52-212. HERE IT IS THE BEST ENTERTAINMENT IN TOWN-BOOK EARLY! . Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre. Telephone 53-OSO. NOW SHOWING. (Twice Daily—2.ls and 8.) Warner Bros. First National :— Present ' ANOTHER SENSATIONAL FIRST STORY OF ITS KIND FROM THE PEODUCEES OF "G MEN" Now see "T-Men" of the Treasury Department mop-up tho moneyed mobsters G-guns couldn't reach . . . And see how a courageous beauty led these master manliunters to the catch that made the headlines scream! BETTE DAVIS BETTE DAVIS BETTE DAVIS BETTE DAVIS BETTE DAVIS BETTE DAVIS . BETTE DAVIS The Screen's Daring Adventuress Leads a New Kind of Man-hunt, With GEOEGE BRENT — EICARDO CORTEZ GEORGE BRENT — RICARDO CORTEZ Henry O'Neill — Irving Pichel "SPECIAL AGENT" "SPECIAL AGENT" "SPECIAL AGENT" . "SPECIAL AGENT" "SPECIAL AGENT" "SPECIAL AGENT" (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) — SPECIALLY-SELECTED —• — FEATURETTES — BOBBY JONES'S GOLF I SERIES. I "HIP ACTION." j . BRILLIANT MUSICAL REVUE. "LOVE DEPARTMENT." : [ Believe It Or Not Series. Paramount News. lr' ~i I | Brilliant Musical Presentation I | Uy I THE NEW DE LUXE | CONCERT ORCHESTRA With tho Wurlitzer Organ. | (Iris Mason, Organist.) I j L. D. AUSTIN, Mus. Dir. I Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre. Tel. 53-080. GRAND THEATRE, PETONE. RAND THEATEE, PETONE, FINALLY TONIGHT,' at S o'clock. CLAUDETTE COLBERT, with Eicardo Cortez, Lyiidn Eoberti, in "TORCH SINGER." "TORCH. SINGER." (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Also, JACK HALEY — MARY BOLAND In "HERE COMES THE GROOM." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) COMMENCING TOMORROW, at 2 p.m. "G-MEN." It's real! Stirring! Breath-"G-MEN." taking! James Cagney, with 'G-MEN." Ann Dvorak, Robert Arm-"G-MEN." strong. Box Plan now open at Hansen's Confectionery Shop, or Tel. Theutre G4-003. BE AVISE BOOK EARLY. nOOD PRINTING means Better Busi- >*. ness. Let the "Evening Poet" Printing Department handle your next _,'PjignQw s tM4(j,fp? ? fliiotatioii, _^_