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Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue 111, 12 May 1937, Page 2

SPECIAL ST. JAMES-HEWS. ITEMS INCLUDE:— Last Pictures o£ the HINDENBURG IN FLIGHT, HINDENBURG IN FLIGHT, HINDENBURG IN FLIGHT, TEXAS SCHOOL DISASTER, TEXAS SCHOOL DISASTER, Etc. rTV.^-^CT. JAMES '"""-■l-L Direction: Sir Benjamin Fuller. DAILY, 2.15 and 8 p.m. Definitely a Grand Filmatie Acliievenicn mid probably the Funniest Picture yoi have ever seen. A YELL—A SCREAM OF JOY Every foot of it! You've never seen anything funnier than"lT ISN'T DONE." "IT ISN'T DONE." "JT iSN'T DONE." "IT ISN'T DONE." "IT ISN'T DONE." "IT ISN'T DONE." "IT ISN'T DONE." "IT ISN'T DONE." "IT ISN'T DONE." "IT ISN'T DONE." "IT ISN'T DONE." "JT ISN'T DONE." "IT ISN'T DONE." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.l Plua " MARCH-OF-TIME." " MARCH-OF-TIME." " MARCH-OF-TIME." " MARCH-OF-TIME." A Special Coronation Number. A Special Coronation Number. Unbelievable Scenes of the Great Preparations in England. .Hoy Plans at Theatre, Tel, o-t-775. KING'S Amalgamated Theatres, Lfc ING'S KING'S At 2 and 8 p.m. ■ KING'S KING'S LAST TWO DAYS. KING'S KING'S "THE PLAINSMAN." KING'S "THE PLAINSMAN." KING'S "THE PLAINSMAN." KING'S "THE PLAINSMAN." KING'S "THE PLAINSMAN." KING'S "THE PLAINSMAN." KING'S "THE PLAINSMAN." KING'S "THE PLAINSMAN." KING'S "THE PLAINSMAN." KING'S "THE PLAINSMAN." KING'S "THE PLAINSMAN." KING'S • KING'S Starring , KING'S KING'S GARY JEAN KING'S COOPER ARTHU KING'S COOPER ARTHUJ KING'S ',','.„ KING'S (Recommended by Censor fc KING'S Adults.) king;s KING'! FRIDAY NEKT —■ KING'S KING'S 1— — KING'S "RAINBOW ON KING'S "RAINBOW ON KING'S THE RIVER" KING'S THIS RIVER" KING'S KING'S And KING'S KING'S "WE'RE ON ejuky/ , KING'S KING'S (Both Approved for KING'S Universal Exhibition.) KING'S I — • KING'S (Children Under JO Not KING'S Admitted.) KING'S WELLINGTON'S PIANO-ACCORDIO: BAND. Plays at B EGG'S" TOWN HALL EXHIBITION OF CORONATION PIANOS. Opening next Wednesday Night, DON'T MISS THIS FINE BILL! HILARIOUS COMEDY —— THRILLING ADVENTURE. 7.30 HALF-PRICE NIGHT 7.S REX THEATRE ■K'EX THEATRE REX THEATRE Cuba Street. Telephone 52-334. Paramount's Droll Genius of Comedy i a story that fits his peculiar talents bette than anything we've seen to'date. "IT'S A GIFT"— "IT'S A GIFT" W. C. FIELDS, BABY LE ROY, And a Big Cast of Players. Fields the henpecked grocer inherits fortune then the fun begins. He take the family on a 3000-mile joy-rido tha " gives you: a laugh a mile. ■ In Addition— Zanc Grey's Thrilling Outdoor Romance -"HOME ON THE RAXGE" With RANDOLPH SCOTT, JACKIE COOGA* EVELYN BRENT. And Joe Morrison singing the popula gong hit "HOME ON THE RANGE." The Alaskan Gold Rush—The Longhor Round-up—The Outlaw Hold-up—The das for life through a raging forest fire ~ . all the thrills of the pioneer days in fighting story of Western Justice. (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition - FRIDAY NEXT - The Funniest Film in Thia or Any Other Year. "KEEP YOUR SEATS PLEASE." — GEORGE FORMBY — And JOAN BENNETT, CARY GRANT, In —-• "BIG BROWN EYES" —- SEE THE SPECIAL CORONATION PIANOS ■ At B EGG'S" TOWN HALL EXHIB; TION. Grand Opening next Wednesday ; ' . ' Night. qeasidet ii c a t r i Seaside t ii c a t r i lyall bay 7 o'clock-—TONIGHT 7 o'clock. MONSTER HOLIDAY PROGRAMME ; Excellent Programme,- varied supports, until- 8 p.m. TWO FEATURES. CHESTER MORRIS-SALLY KILEK CHESTER MORRIS-SALLY EILEK CHESTER MORRIS—BALLY EILEK Iv "PURSUIT" "PURSUIT" ——"PURSUIT" "PURSUIT" A mad, merry romnnco of the open roac Together with RALPH BELLAMY FAY WRAY RALPH BELLAMY FAY WRAY In "ROAMING LADY." "ROAMING LADY." "ROAMING LADY." THRILLS — COMEDY. (Programme approved Universal Ex.) EMPIRE THEATRE, ISLAND BAI MPIRE THEATRE, ISLAND BAJ 8 o'clock--— -TONIGjIT-;—- '8 o'oloel We have pleasure in presentingone of Hi brightest and most entertaining -films c ' the 1937 season." " "THAT GIRL'FROM PARIS." "THAT GIRL FROM PARIS." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Presentintc GEXK RAYMOND, JACK QAKTR, GEN IS RAYMOND, .TACK OAKIE, LILY PONS. All in definitely the happiest .roles eve allotted them, plying the most exhilnvaliu performances of their careen.