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Evening Post, Issue 13, 16 January 1936, Page 2

Direction .. Sir Benjamin Luller. • \. ■■■• FINAL SHOWING. -. TONIGHT. At 8." CHESTER MOUIUS, CHESTER MORRIS, CHESTER MORRIS, And SALLY EILERS. SALLY EILERS. SALLY EILERS. In the Thrilling Detective Drama: "PURSUIT." ——-— "PURSUIT." i "PURSUIT." "PURSUIT." "PURSUIT." "PURSUIT." . (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) TOMORROW (FRIDAY). TOMORROW (FRIDAY). TOMORROW (FRIDAY). TOMORROW (FRIDAY). TOMORROW (FRIDAY). . 2.15 and S p.m. ■ Special Shoppers' Session 5 p.m. / , Columbia Pictures . present: A thrillin" story of. a maniac fire-fiend, who caused big city fires. . It's just packed with action. Featuring EDMUND LOWE . , . EDMUND LOWE '•■•'■'-■■ And the Beautiful ■ ANN SOTHERN ' ANN SOTHERN MYSTERY — ■ ■'■■■ ——— THRILLS ... :—— . action — - Who was the-inhuman monster behind the big city hres? "GRAND EXIT." "GRAND EXIT." "GRAND- EXIT." ~"GRAND EXIT." "GRAND EXIT." "GRAND EXIT." , "GRAND -EXIT." "grand exit." "grand exit." — "Grand exit." "grand exit." (Recommended. by Censor for Adults.) Reveals, in a-most'exciting manner how the'JG men .of the Fire Brigade trapped the ':' .-." : .'■■■". maniac. ■ . ■ Plaa at'-D.I.C; Theatre Tel. 54-775. ,-■ '•' PLAYING TO CAPACITY HOUSES!: x A 'Xrsi'*- XT "7 / J iIfAJEST'IC : \ ' ;£.~ ' , X'f AJESTIC I' "The-Theatre with no Free Scats." Direction.—Fiiller-Hayward Theatres, Ltd. ■ SESSIONS,: lai; 2.15 and, S p.m. Shoppers'. Session Every Friday, 5 p.m. CLARK ■ WALLACE GABLE . •■BEERY ■ - . ■ ■'■■. '. ■• *' ' >■• ' , ' ' '.'CHINA . SEAS" ■■■■' "CHINA -:;,SKAS" * I ~ "CHINA SEAS" : I • "CHINA SEAS" | f "CHINA '.SEAS'- : "CHINA SEAS" "CHINA SEAS" JEAN ' LEWIS HARLOtV STONE j ROSALIND RUSSELL. C. AUBREY 7 SMITH, ROBERT BENCHLEY, DUDLEY DIGGES. A Aletro-Goldwyn-Mayer Production. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) NEWS, CHARLIE CHASE COMEDY, FITZPATRICK TRAVEL TALK IN COLOUR. I Reserves,at D.I.U, or Theatre. Tel. "45-100. Telephone Reserves cannot be hold after 7.45 p.m. • . __J * - FINAL SCREENING TONIGHT " ; '' ,'',;' of :"we're"in the money." '■■'■. • And ; "CHASING YESTERDAY." (Both Pictures Approved for Univer3;il Exhibition.) ROXX THEATRE OXY\Tn E A T R E MANNERS STREET. -. (Continuous from 11 a.m.) FRIDAY'S ACTION-PACKED MELODRAMA! ~ "LIMEHOUSE BLUES." . "LIMEHOUSE-.' BLUES," ■'• /• * - With ' GEORGE RAFT. .- -; - ■ GEORGE ■' RAFT. As you like him best! Menacing Lord of Limehouse . . . where every crooked street leads to exciting adventure! Supported by JEAN PARKER, ANNA MAY WONG. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) And the hilarious ,tale of Sunshine Joe— Liverlips—Sam, the Gonoplv—Bennie, the ' ■• Gauge—Gigolo George. "SHE LOVES A UNIFORM," "SHE LOVES A, UNIFORM," With PATRICIA ELLIS, LARRY CRABBE. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) SHORTT'S THEATRE. . ■; . HORTT'S THEATRE. ,-' TONIGHT! TONIGHT! TONIGHT! ; Lnst Screening. - . :Last Screening. WARNER OLAND. In )n's greatest triumph, - . "CHARLIE CHAN'S COURAGE." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) VICTOR McLAGLEN In "UNDER PRESSURE." (Recommended by Censor tor Adults.) COMMENCING TOMORROW at 11 a.m: Two Great and Spectacular Attractions. "I'LL LOVE YOU ; ALWAYS," A dramatic triumph of tense appeal, - Starring ' NANCY CARROLL. GEORGE MURPHY And "AMONG THE MISSING." A thrilling romance of mystery and comedy, . Starring RICHARD, CROMWELL. HENRIETTA CROSMAN. STATE ■ ■ PETONE. TATE PETONE. STATE PETONE. TONIGHT!. TONIGHT! "MYSTERY WOMAN." . "MYSTERY WOMAN." "MYSTERY WOMAN." "MYSTKRY WOMAN." "MYSTERY WOMAN." With Mona Barrio, the young Australian Star; Gilbert Roland John Hullidny. Women will understand her secret — Dangerous to Men. (Recommended by Censor tor Adults.) Excellent Supporting Programme. POPULAR PRICES. STALLS, Is. CENTRE STALLS, Is 3d. DRESS CIRCLE, Is 6d. Reservations and Box Plan at Theatre. Tel, 6.T-809. EARLY DOORS, .7 p.m.