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Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue 108, 8 May 1937, Page 4

EXTOLLED ! . The crowds . . . the critics and every single person Who "attended each amazing session endorsed' the; glowing overseas tributes. . . . The finest and most distinguished entertainment-the- Regent has had the..privilege of presenting, i Alexander Korda-London Films Present i "FIRE OVER ENGLAND" ... '. With :,--.■■ ■-■.- •••■■• ■: Laurence OLIVIER—Vivien LEIGH—FIora ROBSON Raymond MASSEY—LesIie BANKS A WONDROUS PANORAMA OF THE MAJESTIC SPLENDOUR OF HEROIC DAYS. .• . . ROMANTIC \ .■; ADVENTURE, EXCITEMENT,- AND A GRIPPING, - :. ' ■.. ." ' MOVING STORY TO STIR THE HEART! ;■-. ; ;::..::. p___r-___=z_______=_—_ii—=r ' '• ■ (Approved for ■ Universal. Exhibition.) : R E (t E N T Brilliant Featurettes:. WALT DISNEY'S " ±J \a __ >i .1. gi]]y SymphonVi « The Country Cousin." 1 2.15 and 8 p.m. : .. ;TRAVELOGUE:, ~_ Plans D.I.C. and. Theatre (44-144). , "Along the Life Line of the Empire.^ Dir.: J. C. Williamson Picture Corp. "Preparing for: the .Coronation. -.-/':. - . ■ T-I-V-QL-I ■;-. , TONIGHT and MONDAY.;■/ JACK BUCHANAN " THIS'LL MAXE lD YOU WHISTLE X t The Romance of a Young Nearly-wed Engaged to two Beautiful and Equally Determined Girls ... AT THE SAME TIME!. It's a Comedy Riot! ... ..... AND ON THE SAME PROGRAMME—-. >, ~ .. ~. PETER B. KYNE'S GREATEST ROMANCE— = ; "THE THREE GODFATHERS": , - ; ; : -LEWIS STONE—IRENE HERVEY CHESTER MORRIS. (Both Pictures Recommended by Censor for Adults.) TELEPHONE 43-968 / PRICES 1/6, 1/- . PATRONS NOTE.—Telephone Reserves NOT held after 7.30 Tonight. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, and THURSDAY. ;" ' ■■■'""'! \,(matinee Wednesday; 2 p.m.) ":,"■■'.■' GEORGE AELISS '—— " EAST-MEETS-WEST ,"•——- . LUCIE MANNHEIJJV-BALLARIi BERKELEY.' .'..;■ . Here is melodrama of a robust nature, with. George Arliss 'giving 'a. characteristic performance as a crafty Sultan who replenishes his exchequer by deft diplomacy, involving Great Britain .-and an" Eastern Power. Developed with, great effect, ornate settings, large crowd scenes, gripping suspense, and the star's personality have combined to make a rich offering for all lovers of spectacle and drama1. ■ ' ' ■ ■ ' ' '; .'" -—Associate Entertainment—— : "POPPY" "POPPY" ■ '..'."', ~W. C. FIELDS—ROCHELLE HUDSON , " , '■•'■.. . -.(Both Pictures' Approved, for Universal Exhibition.) ■• .. • ■. ... ENGLISH-SPEAKING UNION \ ; ' : . . . _.. V, ..-.■■'.■ ; ■■_ __ ■■■■.■'■ . ■ " . '■"■'■ .: —GRAND CORONATION BALL— —GRAND CORONATION BAtL-—- ---. (UNDER VICEREGAL PATRONAGE)' , : . ;■' '■ -.' ■ i^y:t: TOWN-""HAI^;r-'r^ 7 "7 , NEXT TUESDAY—MAY 11—TUESDAY NEXT STRIKING TABLEAUX OF ENGLISH QUEENS,, UNDER DIRECTION -: ~ ..;:..:;,, MRS^ VICTOR S. LLOYD. ; ■..,-■;, ' ', MAYFAIR ORCHESTRA' .' ;.:: ' . : PTNRLF. TICKETS 12/6, DOUBLE TICKETS £l/i/- ,■'" ...; Obtainable at D.I.C. ...... ■■■' V..:' Vr"' ', . ' MRS. G. H. PERRY",; Secretary. : / •".•■■'■■'■■■ ■■. ■■ '■■'■;,:'' ... 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