Page 2 Advertisements Column 7

Evening Post, Volume CXXIV, Issue 50, 27 August 1937, Page 2

DEFINITELY , HNAL API'KAI.'ANCK ILNAL APPEARANCE TOMORIiOW AFTERNOON, ■ TOMORROW AKTEKNOO>. "1037 XIGGER MINSTRELS." "1037 NIGGER, MINSTRELS." "1937 NIGGER MINSTRELS." "1837 NIGGER .MINSTRELS." --==== i LUXE J^^ Place. £3")»U. 2 p.m. — NOW SHOWING — 7.30 p.m. A TARZAN STORY A TARZAN STORY With a JUNGLE PRINCESS, JUNGLE PRINCESS, Instead of a Jungle King. "THE "THE . '•THE ' JUNGLE " JUNGLE JUXGLE PRINCESS." PRINCESS/ PRINCESS." i A Goddess of Nature. Friend of all animals. Queen of lire Jungles, whose particular intimates aie "LIMAU," A Full-grown Malayan Tiger, aud "BOGO," A Huge Chimpanzee. Xow the Mighty White Queen of the Jungle swings across the Talkie Screen in the strangest adrcntms picture over made. SEE . . . , THE ELEPHANT STAM* ' PEDE. Plunging behemoths destroying «' Malay village, trampling villagers in a thundering mtd drive! SEE ... r" THE BATTLE OF THE APES. Thousands of screeching baboons pouncing down on frantic and helpless humans! SEE ... MAX AGAINST TIGER. The hand-to-claw battle of raging jungle beast and unarmed hunter right before your eyes! SEE .... A 'THOUSAND THRILLS* Weird jungle witchcraft ritea with a beautiful girl at the stake! PLUS,. . . ' ■ A XEW KIND OF.. SCREES . EOMAXCE! The tempestuous love of a jungl* beauty never- before seen by man and a civilised white man! AND ... A THRILLING XEW SCREEN STAR! DOROTHY LAMOUR. DOROTHY LAMOUR. DOROTHY LAMOUR. DOROTHY LAMOUR. A Girl. Goddess of "Nature! A ferocious tiger and a chimpanzee with.human instincts! Leaders of the wild forest hordes! A production of startling dramatic thrills that defies description on th* printed page. . . - With ~ ■ ■ ■'■ RAT MILLAXD — AKIM TAMIROFfI RAY MILLAND — AKIM TAMIROFtf — Also Showing — ■ ZANE GREY'S ZANE GREY'S ZANE GREY'S „ ! ZANE, GREY'S . "ARIZONA MAHONE Y." "ARIZONA MAHONEY." z "ARIZONA - MAHONEY.'.'.. -; " - = "ARIZONA "MAHONEYj;t;r^ (Both App. Univer»al Exhibition.) Plan *t D.I.C. -and Theatre. - 53-080, f}r~. »* w %? Courtensy Place, TWICE DAILY-2.15 and 7.45 p.m. Box Plan at D.I.C. and Theatre. ■' (Telephone 51-842.) HE THOUGHT HE COULD BUY HER. WITH A FISTFUL OP MONEY! Wheat King^ lumber baron, empire buildfcr, lie thought anoney could buy anything. But it took an outcast girl to prove to him he didn't hive wealth enough to buy teal love. -, TWO GREAT STARS in the most unumwJ drama you'll see this yeai [ ■ ' ' .; EDWARD ARNOLD -: ■ EDWARD ARNOLD EDWARD ARNOLD EDWARD ARNOLD And FRANCINE LARRIMORE' FRANCINE LARRIMORE ' .' FRANCINE LARRIMORE In ' ' . • "JOHN MEADE'S LADY." "JOHN MEASE'S LADY." "JOHN MEADE'S LADY." . "JOHN MEADE'S LADY." ' "JOHN MEADE'S LADY." , "JOHN MEADE'P LADY." "JOHN MEADE'S LADY." "JOHN MEADE'S LADY.' 1-' "JOHN MEADE'S LADY." . "JOHNN MEADE'S LADY." } With GAIL PATRICK, GEORGE BANCROFT AND . . . The second attraction is. .'a thrilling drama that rips the lid oIE America's gambling bells! ( "DON'T GAMBLE WITH LOVE." "DON'T GAMBLE WITH LOVE." "DON'T GAMBLE WITH1 LOVE.'J "DONT GAMBLE WITH LOVE.1' "DON'T GAMBLE WITH LOVK."| "DON'T GAMBLE WITH LOVE* l'fc'd gamble on anything but love! Th«f iion-fiatcd tulcr of Broadway's' gilded gambling palaces could load dice . - ~ stack caids . . . and fix a. rou]ett<» whjr . . . but what about'Women? .1 It's'a Sensational Drama, With-- 5 BRUCE CABOT, ' AXN SOTHERJJ; (Both Picture* Recommended hf Censor for Adult*.) - ," i/mIL association footbalk. JWy Association footbalwi SOCCKR BASIN RESERVE ' SOCCEJI BASIN RESERVE . SOCCEU TOMORROW. SOCCER SOCCER Championship lixturc.SOCCER r SOCCER MARIST SOCCfiK v. . i SOCCER HOSPITAL. . SOCCER(The game everyone has bcei SOCCER waiting for.) - ; SOCCER „ _. , SOCCER No. 2 Grouud: SOCCER SOCCER PETOXE v. TECHNICAL; SOCCER SOCCEU Kick-oft at 2.40 p.m. SOCCER Admission (includioc B'a*. SOCCER claud), one shilling. SOCCER W. ,1. ARCUS. , ' ! SOCCER Secretary, W.F.A., SOCCER