LAST 2 DAYS LAST 2 DAYS LAST 2 DAYS Sessions: 2:15 and 8 p.m. Hurry! ! This Glorious Five Weeks' Season must chaw to a close to make way for : "Winierset." "LLOYD'S OF LONDON." "LLOYD'S OF LONDON." " LLOYD'S OF LONDON." "LLOYD'S OF LONDON." "LLOYD'S OF LONDON." "LLOYD'S OF LONDON." (Approved for Universal : Exhibition.) f j^- —^ NJ THE NEW H \ I ' PLAZA. 1 \ \\^ r LAZA. J \ Direction: Amalgamated I'lieatres; Ltd. Plans at Theatre. - - -Tel. 57-277. FRIDAY NEXT -FRIDAY NEXT In keeping with our pulicy of presenting Only the highest standard Of entertainment . . . it is our privilege to present f. Lt' e Critics the world.over are / jiest 1 la,\ \ thundering lavish praise on I of the j t | iis gereefi achievement. - ■'.v'lA .LiiKSET " MAXWELL ■' WINXIiKSIiT " ANDERSON, •' WINTERSET " •' WINTEKbKi' " Author of - WINTERfoET " ■' WINTERSET " "'What Price Glory" -\VJiN'iJiK»IiX" " WINTERSET " and . " wiiSTtrtsjii' "■ ■' WINXERSJiX " "Mary of Scotland," •'WiJSTJUvSET " ■' WINTERSEX " Crowns these Great Sue- " WINTEKteET " cesses with his Latest "WINTERSET" Triumph, which ran " WINTERSET" for two years on " WINTERSET " Broadway. ■'WINTERSET " "WINTERSET" •' WINTERSET " NOW - WINTERSET" " WINTERS ET " A PICTURE TO STIR " WINTERSET " THE WORLD. " WINTERSET " With the original stage " WJNTEKSIST" cast brought direct •' WINTERSET" from Broadway to " AVINTERSET " Hollywood. -WINTERSET" iiffiST" MAURICE •' WINTERSET " MOSCOVITCH, •' WINTKKSET " MOSCOVITCH, " WINTERSET "' MOSCOVITCH, " WINTERSET " MOSCOVITCH. •'WINTERSET" , " WINTERSET I; Remembered m &./•■ " V.'INTERSET" for his great work.in "WINTEKSET " "The Ringer, The " WTNTKKSET" Terror," and ihe " WINTERSET " Outsider.' '.'WINTERSET". ■' WINTERSET " With " WINTKRSET " ~T TT ,mrcc! "WINTERSET" MEREDITH ... " WINTERSET " "WINTERSET" And "WINTERSET" ~.„„„ "WINTERSET ' fMrn" " WINTERSET '[ MARGO. I; " Stripped for the first "WINTERSET" time of its theatrical " W NTERSET" diw»se. the Under"WNTFRSET" world presents a new "W NTFRSET" and surprising revela- « W NTERSET " lion in this:«Btoundrn K "WINTERSET" story of revenge, leai, "WINTERSET" , nDd love/ , - (Recommended by Censor for Adults.): Children under 10 not admitted. ; • T : .TONIGHT AT'7-30 --^ —: Iii;LARIOUS,fcOMEDY. : >- THRILLING ADVENTURE. '': ' , HALF-PRICE' ••^lgg^ll-u,' I T?EX TIIEATRE — } lv EX THEATRE 1 , .CUBA STREET. Tel. 52-334. , • Damon • Runyon's Funniest Story ■ in Months, . ■ "SHEToVES A UNIFORM." '. - With - ' A'STAR CAST OF COMEDIANS. ; tMi-i-ieia FHiq Cesar Romero, La ry'Crabbe'. William Frawlej. • Andy Devine, George Barbier. THE STORY OF^ISCONTENTSD So fond is she of any kind of uniform and the men who happen to be inside them that her father is continually buying off ushers, policemen, and bus drivers to keep them from marrying into the familySecond Big Feature: Adapted from Zane Grey's popular "FIGHTING CARAVANS." "WAGON WHEELS " "WAGON. WHEELS With ; RANDOLPH SCOTT, GAIL PATRICK, MONTE BLUE, BILLY LEE. ; A song on their lips ... Adventure in their hearts . . Guns in their hands . . . Brave men . . . courageous women . - . seeking a new life . . a new home , . in a wilderness alive with unknown dangers . . . fierce thrills (Both approved for Universal Exhibition.) EXCELLENT SUPPORTS.' All Stalls 6d, D.C. 9d, Res. la. OPFR4 HOUSE PERA HOUSE : saturday may 1 Saturday; may i for six nights only, Commencing,at the Matinee, 2.15. .CONNORS AND PAUL Present GEORGE WALLACE, GEORGE WALLACE, • GEORGE WALLACE, . GEORGE WALLACE. ■ GEORGE WALLACE. GEORGE WALLACE, Australia's Greatest Comedian, And FULL SUPPORTING COMPANY. FULL SUPPORTING COMPANY. As usual, EVERY ITEM WTLL BE ENTIRELY NEW. IMMEDIATELY PRIOR ; IMMEDIATELY, PRIOR . TO HIS SAILINO TO HIS SAILING FOR HOLLYWOOD, : FOR 'HOLLYWOOD. NOTE THE PRICES—3s, 2a; Matinees, U everywhere. BOX PLAN AT D.I.C. NOW OPEN. EXHIBITION OF CHINESE ART ; at . ■ ■ "nOMINION MUSEUM,'. BUCKLE D ■ STREET, Will be on view until and including^ SUNDAY, MAY 2. Hours of admission: Week-days, 10 a.m. till 5 p.m.; Sunday, 2 p.m. till 5 p.m. A BOTTLE of "Golden Grain" 'Vhigky makes ideal present for father. Quarts 12s, pints 0s 9d. Obtainable at Grand Hotel Supply Store.
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Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue 99, 28 April 1937, Page 2
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