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Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue 35, 11 February 1937, Page 2

FINALLY TONIGHT I " COME AND GET IT "• edward. Arnold, (Recommended by Censor for Adults)' JOEL McCREA—FRANCES FARMER 2.15 and 3 p.m. 1 ~ j , R F"fr F N T I .(Approved for Plans at D.I.C. and [ IX ih \JT 1^ X\ X Universal Theatre. (Tel. 4-1-144). j 1 -Exhibition.) ' TOMORROW IT MUST BE GOOD—Just listen to this . . . As a stnjro piny it lias run for two rapacity years on Broadway and is still fioing strong. ...It is now playing'" countries with 10 different companies. .. , . And the iilm is even funnier than the play! ■ — "3 MEN ON A HORSE " — T:ike our tip and lie in the .cnindstaml tomorrow and you'll-be . on the winner of Hie 1037 Comedy Sweepstake! FRANK McHUGH—JOAN BLONDELL GUY KII3ISEE—CAROL HUGHES-ALLEN JENKINS. . FRANK McHUGH . . . He's Oiwin, the chap who writes Mother's Day verse, . But when lie picks horses the bookmakers curse. ! . I You'll roll in the aisles, your tummies will toss! ' Take our tip, and don't miss "3 Men oii a Hos,"! You'd bo wise to Reserve! (A First National Picture.) | NEW OPERA HOUSE | 2.!5 and 8 p.m. Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre (Telephone 51-SW). * FINALLY TONIGHT— ■ • ■ | "ISLE OF FURY" . Somerset Maugham's Great Thriller of tlio South Sons—With HUMPHREY BOGART—MARGARET LINDSAY-DONALD WOODS. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Also ■ ' i "STRAIGHT FROM THE SHOULDER'" Starring RALPH BELLAMY. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) WATCH TOMORROWS PAPER FOR GOOD NEWS AND AN IMPORTANT t _J ANNOUNCEMENT! ■ , ' -T-I-V-O-L-I (OPPOSITE PARLIAMENTARY BUILDINGS) FINALLY TONIGHT. SELECTED SUPPORTS FROM 7 O'CLOCK. GIGLI i» GIGLI "FORGET ME NOT" GREAT ASSOCIATE SPECIAL — .'' H. G. WELLS' — " THINGS TO COME " RAYMOND MASSEY— CEDRIC JIARDU'ICKE. (Both Pictures for Universal Exhibition.) SCREENING TIMES: "Things to Come/ 7.45; "Forget Me Not," 9.30 p.m. TELEPHONE 43-968- " PRICES: 1/6, 1/FKIDAY, SATURDAY, AND MONDAY. MATINEE SATURDAY, 2 p.m. ROBERT TAYLOR—LORETTA YOUNG — " PRIVATE NUMBER " — Filled with youthful Invc-mnkinjr, gay romancing, and vivid drama highlighted with hilarious comedy by (lie irrepressible Patsy Kelly, "Private Number" is said to be one of the year's outstanding romantic hits. FRANCES DRAKE—REGINALD DENNY in . " THE PREVIEW MURDER MYSTERY" while the cameras turn . . . terror stalks in a Hollywood studio. ... A killer at large . . . leaving death in his path . , . first the star . . . then the director. . . , A baffling mystery filmed inside a studio. . . . Come and be thrilled by the .wonders and the actual making of a picture. (Both Pictures Recommended by Censor for Adults.) NEW ZEALAND SURF CHAMPIONSHIPS LYALL BAY-—LYALL BAY SATURDAY AND SUNDAY vt? INTERNATIONAL SURF CONTESTS AUSTRALIAN TEAM IN ALL EVENTS DOMINION LIFE-SAVING. TITLES I ) STARTS AT 10. A.M. 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