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Evening Post, Volume CXXI, Issue 128, 1 June 1936, Page 2

LAST FOUR DAYS OF Motro-Goldwyn-Maycr's BRAND-NEW version of the famous stage play that has set the whole world laughing 1 KT~7 X I MAJESTIC 2* AJES T 1 C " Direction: Fuller-Hayward Theatres, Ltd. 11 a.m.—2.15—8 p.m. "TH BEE-LIVE—GHOSTS." "THREE-LIVE-GHOSTS." "THREE-LIVE-GHOSTS." "THREE—LIVE—GHOSTS." "THREE-LIVE-GHOSTS." "THREE-LIVE-GHOSTS." , —With — RICHARD ARLEN, CLAUDE ALLISTER, BERYL MERCER, ■ : CHARLES McNAUGHTON. I Appearing in their Original Roles! -— FRIDAY NEXT AUSTRALIA'S FIRST WORLD STANDARD PRODUCTION AND HER FIRST MODERN ROMANCE—a thrill-teeming cpic of the Turf that's delightfully different and the Greatest Entertainment "CERTAINTY" of all time. HELEN TWELVETREES HELEN TWELVETREES 1 HELEN TWELVETREES HELEN TWELVETREES In"THOROUGHBRED." "THOROUGHBRED." -THOROUGHBRED," "THOROUGHBRED." "THOROUGHBRED," I FRANK LEIGHTON, JOHN LONGDEN, L r NELLIE BARNES. ' Made for lovers of sport tho world Overis this thrilling romance of REAL Aus--1 tralia—of a thoroughbred girl and a thoroughbred horse—culminating in the most exciting climax ever filmed—centred around that world-famous epic of the Turf —tho Melbourne Cup! (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) - p] anS a t D.I.C. and Theatre .(Tel. '13-100). p . - : ft JAMES""" — £>T. JAMES npr—- at. —-riDirection, Sif Benjamin Fuller.

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