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Evening Post, Volume CXXII, Issue 134, 3 December 1936, Page 2

LAST DAY -2.15 and 8 p.m. PATSY KELLY, ALICE FAY, TED HEALY, RITZ BROTHERS, In "SING BABY STNG." "SING BABY SING." The All-musical Combination in the Laugh Sensation of the year. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) A T Ei^^^Z^* Dir.: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. TOMORROW TOMORROW The World's Greatest Outdoor Romance— "RAMONA" "RAMONA" "EAMONA" "RAMOXA" "RAMONA" "RAMOXA." "RAMOXA" " RAMONA•" With LORETTA YOUNG. LORETTA YOUNG. LORETTA YOUNG. LORETTA YOUNG. -SEE PAGE .3 : (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) li pRINCKSS CONTINUOUS §|r jp! L RINCESS from JX a.m. Daily ||. STALLS: Is CIRCLE: Is Gd. (No extra for Circle Reserves.). Box Hans at Theatre. Tel. 42-580. FINALLY ■ TONIGHT. JOE E. BROWN In the Jliot of Laughter, "EAUTHWORM TRACTORS." Also BOBBY .BREEN In the musical drama, "LET'S SING AGAIN!" (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) TOMORROW r — Another Grand — —Double-feature Programme! ■ British Empire Films present The vivacious star of —"NELL GWYNN"— - "STREET SINGER'S SERENADE"— —"PEG OF OLD DRURY"— And innumerable other successes — ANNA NFAGLE ANNA XKAGJJJ ANNA XEAGLE —With— TULTJO CARMIN.Vn, LESLIE mNICS, [n aglamorous romance , . . teeming nith thrills and action! "THE THREE MAXIMS" "THE THREE MAXIMS" "THE THREE MAXIMS" A sthrmg story o£ lovo and jealousy . . -with the most cs.eitni£ chrnax ever depicted on the seieen! —Second Big Attraction— Tl)8 cci earning!}' funny EDWARD EVERETT HORTON EDWARD EVERETT HORTON (Of "Top Hat" and "The Private Secretary" fame), —With— IRENE HERVET—JACK LA RUE In Universal's comedy bit — '■HTS NIGHT OUT," "HIS NIGHT OUT." "HIS NIGHT OUT," The uproarious, adventures that befell a timid soul who spent Ins. life's savings on one glorious bpicej It's a man el of meiiinjept! (Both Approved for Uiuvcimil Exhibition.) /\ QHORTT'IT'j//N \ \y1 THEATRE, ( > Final Screening Tonight o( NINO MARTINI, NINO MARTFNI, ' The Greatest lepor since Caruso, Iv "HERE'S TO ROMANCE." "HERE'S rlo ROMANCE" Glorious Ballets, Superb Settings. A treat too good to miss. Associate Film: WILL ROGERS . WILL ROGERS In ■ "STEAMBOAT ROUND I^IE BEND," (Both Pictures for Universal COMMENCING FRIDAY. EDMUND LOWE, KAREN MORLEY. In ' ' "THUNDER IN THE NIGHT." . ' And ' ••■ SONNIE. HALE, WINIFRED 6HOTTER, "MARRY THE GIRL." (Both Pictures Recommended for Adults.) Supporting Featurettes. ■'■■■ '■ FINAL NTGHT oi:; ■■;'• Pat O'BRaIEN in .' "CHINA CLIPPER." And BUCK JONES in •'THRILL HUNTER." (Both Pictures Approved for Universal Exhibition.) RO X V THEATRE, 0 X V THEATRE, MANNERS STREET, Continupus from 11 a.m. TOMORROW. IF YOU WANT A DRAMA THAT "GETS" YOU! See "FURY" "FURY" / "FURY" The Screen's Most "FURY" Dynamic Offering. "FURY" "FURY" With "FURY" "FURY" SPENCER TRACY "FURY" "FURY" In his greatest role. "FURY" "FURY" And "FURY" "FURY" SYLVIA SYDNEY. I "FURY" "FURY" Pulse-Stirring Drama not easily to be' forgotten!, (Specially Recommended for Adult Audiences,) AND —Thrills—Romance —Laughs. "WOMAN AVANTED," "WOMAN WANTED." "WOMAN WANTED." If you crave excitement—Don't Miss This One With MAUREEN O'SULLIVAN. JOEL McCREA. (Recommondwl by Censor for Adult Audiences.) ; Theatre Telephone 40-ClB. ' » PARAMOUNT THEATRE. \\ il -Paramount theatre, » DAILY, 2.15 and 8 p.m. Your last opportunity to witness the Stirring Romantic Drama— "TODAY WE LIVE." "TODAY WE LIVE." "TODAY WE LIVE." (Recommended Censor for Adults.) JOAN CRAWFORD, GARY COOPER, FRANCHOT TONE, ROBERT YOUNG. TOMORROW. SEE PAGE 3. SEE PAGE 3. A Treat in Store for You. Plana at D.I.C. and Theatre. 51-842. SONGS, Tap Dancing, Conjuring, Sketches! GRAND FAREWELL CONCERT, St. James, nest Sunday (B.IS p.m.). FUNDS IN AID OF WELLINGTON EXROYAL NAVAL MEN. Admission by silver coin. ■