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Evening Post, Volume CXXIV, Issue 62, 10 September 1937, Page 2

GAY! . ' ~ It all GAY! ■ TT ; Happen BREEZY! ' in 77 BREEZY! ■ 1 Hilariou SPARKLING! . . Hours' SPARKLING! / .-MAJESTIC _ \ • ""■" ■ AJESTIC ■ : ' ' ■' The Gateway to Successfuj Entertainment. .Daily. 2.15 and 8 p.m. SHOPPERS' SESSION TODAY, 5 p.m. „ ~ . - , . — ' • ■ . «, Continued, Success of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's . Brightest and Breeziest Comedy-adventure. Clark Joan GABLE CRAWFORI GABLE .-■■•■ CRAWFORJ GABLE . CRAWFORI GABLE CEAWFOKI GABLE , CRAWFOR] GABLE CRAWFOR] GABLE CRAWFOR] GABLE ' ■■■•■■ CRAWFOR] GABLE CRAWFOR] GABLE CRAWFOR] FRANCHOT TONE FRANCHOT TONE FRANCHOT TONE FRANCHOT TONE FRANCHOT TONE FRANCHOT TONE . ' ~ '}? — ■■'.'■ <' LOVE——ON—-THE—r-RUN " " LOVE—ON—THE—RUN " " LOVE—-ON—-THE^—RUN " <• LOVE ON—-THE—RUN "- " LOVE^ —ON—THE- —RUN " " LOVE—ON—THE —HtiUN " « LOVE ON THE—RUN " « EOVE— ON—THE RUN " (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Also; .' ' ~~ ' "MARCH OF,TIME." . t' ' ' • ' 1 "HOLLYWOOD PARTY." A Musical Revue IN COLOUR. "WANTED, A MASTER," A/Pete Smith Specialty for All Dog-lovers, "■ . ' . Etc. Plans at D.I.C. and Majestip (Telephone 45-100), ■ ■... /■_ .;• . ■ .-. ;■... Bos Plans will be open pn. Monday morping next for the greatest film, production that has ever graced . the Majestic sqreen. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer'g Supreme Triumph, 1 "THE GOOD EARTH." (fTHE GOOD EARTH." "THE GOOD iEARTH," "THE GOOD EARTH/ "THE GOOD ' EARTH." "THE GOOD EARTH." .. "THE GOOD EARTH," "THE GOOD EARTH," : "THE GOOD EARTH.".". . "THE GOOD .EARTH."'. ' (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) 11111111111111111111 l KING'S —— — ING'S Amalgamated Theatres, ; . Ltd. Plans at D.I.C. and - . .. Theatre. At 2 and 7.45 p.m. Tel. 52-212. now showing :-;; ~ ::jules. - :■•.:" ' ~ ".. .; VERNE'S Mighty Epic. "MICHAEL "MICHAEL "MICHAEL "MICHAEL ; "MICHAEL "MICHAEL ' "MICHAEL ' "MICHAEL "MICHAEL - "MICHAEL . ' "MICHAEL "MICHAEL STROGOFF." • STROGOFF." ■ . STROGOFF." STROGOFF," STROGOFF." » STROGOFF." " STROGOFF." STROGOFF." STROGOFF." STROGOFF." STROGOFF." ... STROGOFF." STROGOFF." Fiction's mighty man 'of valour leaps_ to life md action in this colossal story of the Tsar's master spy. : Starring ' " ANTON WALBROOK. ELIZABETH . ALLEN. MARGOT GRAHAM. ERIC ■ BLORE. AKIM TAMAROFF. (Rec. by Censor, for Adults.) ALSO SCREENING. 4n exciting, riotous comedy romance between a snooping newspaper man and so- , ciety's leading debutante. "THEY WANTED "THEY WANTED "THEY WANTED TO MARRY." TO MARRY." TO MARRY." BETTY FURNESS. BETTY FURNESS. , GORDON JONES. (App. for Universal Exhibition.) 1111111111111111111111111111111 l PotTß?b THEATRE' "^ 'OTTrXI LX 3- NBWTOWN- >\ M WONDERFUL ENTERTAINMENT! TONIGHT ~ 7.o'clock. TONIGHT. No. 1— . . JOHNNY WEISSMULLER, JOHNNY WEISSMULLER, MAUREEN O'SULLIVAN MAUREEN O'SULLI^•AN In the Greatest Tarzan Story yet. "TAEZAN'ESCAPES."' "TARZAN ESCAPES." "TARZAN ESCAPES." "TARZAN ESCAPES." It's all new. It's amazing! Two years t> produce!!' Thrills beyond number! Neye before have you seen anything like it No. 2— DIANA GIBSON — PHILIP HUSTOJ In the fastest, sizzling newspaper stor; of the age. "BEHIND THE HEADLINES." . "BEHIND-THE HEADLINES." (Both Pictures Recommended for Adults. No. 3— Selected Featurettes. MONSTER SAT. MATINEE, 1.45 p.m. "TARZAN ESCAPES." . ■■. Our Gang Comedy, Pups' Christmas' .(i beautiful coloured cartoon), Sports: Item and Newareels. Children 3d. , i