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Evening Post, Volume CXXIV, Issue 90, 13 October 1937, Page 2

Wei were gratified to see that our patrons believed us wheii We Bald oUr ' ; i- programme last night was "TOP .• ■ NOTCH." We 'take this Opportunity to' say-believe lis when wo advertise ', a programme as out of the ordinary; ''' .-LAST NIGHT'S PROGRAMME will • • be repeated TONIGHT AND TOMORROW. , . .NO INCREASE IN PRICES. All Stalls Is. Dress Circle Is Gd. : Children Half-price. i Tel. 25-011 for Reserves. , • Definitely— !■•..' NO FREE LIST. I>IVOLI THEATRE, MVOLI THEATRE, RIVOLI THEATRE, -NEWTOWN - TONICHT. -jraS?- •.. TONIGHT. 3,Hvt£B& , TONIGHT. TONIGHT. . - TOMORROW AND THURSDAY. In order of Screening:— ■ ' "77 0.01.-I'ATHE PICTORIAL, a pot pourri of all things interesting. „,_,,,„ 7.12:-BROADWAY DANCE PARADE, ■ Novelty Musical. „„,„„„ , v ' : STAR REPORTER IN HOLLYWOOD. Paramount Headlmcr. 7.3o.—"Northward Ho." A brilliant and particularly interesting featurette. ... 7.so.—Talking Through My Heart, Screen Song. .•■ . :■ 8 pjn.—Paramount Pictorial. ■ '" ■ 8.9<-Cinesound News, all the latest from Australia. „ , ~ . 8.19-Pathe Review. Puts the world be- ?•■ fore you. The Greatest of All '' "SAPPER" Thrillers springs to life on tho screen. ;'" New Perils • New Thrills. New Perils New Thrills. ■■' . In ( «BULLDOG DRUMMOND AT BAY" I "BULLDOG DRUMMOND AT BAY "BULLDOG DRUMMOND AT BAY .""BULLDOG DRUMMOND AT BAY "BULLDOG DRUMMOND AT BAY , "BULLDOG DRUMMOND AT BAY "BULLDOG UKUMMOND AT BAY :."BULLDOG DRUMMOND AT BAY :.-" BULLDOG DRUMMOND AT BAY "BULLDOG DRUMMOND AT BAY" <> (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) 1 Principal Characters: ■ Hugh Drummond John Lodge §£,„, Dorothy Mackaill : Algy Longworth Claud AJhster Gregorot iW\«B2 Kshnsky • • Hnjfh MjU« Greyson ....•"" t. Leslie Pcvnus 9.40 p.m. - WHAT'S IN A NAME? How many times have you said "that doesn't souti like a good picture to me, i 'and ther wheD urged by some friend to see the show you were pleasantly surprised] Those who have had this experience know .that a picture's entertainment value cannot be determined definitely by the title. Such a pfeture is "OUTCAST." To many the title sounds uninviting, but dont et the title keer you from seeing what « unquestioaably one of the outsUnding w : ' tuies of %1I time. Although /'OUTCAST , ' tabe shown for only * ture will linger in your mm 1 for months j to come, | A PULSE-POUNDING DRAMA. An inooeent tnan faces the terror of lynch law and the only one who ' can save him it the woman vrho •wore to ruin him I WARREN WILLIAM, WARREN WILLIAM, WARREN WILLIAM, WARREN WILLIAM. WARREN WILLIAM, WARREN WILLIAM, I FWIS STONE. KAREN MORLEY, r FWIS STONE KAREN MORLEY, if WIS STONE KAREN MORLKY, llwiS STONE KAREN MORLKY, TTTWIS STONE KAREN MORLEY, 888 STONE: KAREN MORLEY, In The Dramatic Story of the Year! ' || "OUICASI | "OUTCAST" "OUTCAST" I "OUTCAST" I "OUTCAST" 1 T . '.'OUTCAST" , .. I (ProgTammar.'Reo. by €«a»r *« Adults.) COMTNG FRTDAYi ' - "ROMANCE IN PARIS." The runclfditfCufsed film featuring FERNAND GRAVET. {^T^oW<^ Two Msgnlficent Features: TONIGHT AND THURSDAY ' AT REDUCED PRICES. All Stalls, l 6d; Dress Circle, Is. Children with Parents: Dress Circle, 6d. No. 1- ' "BEYOND BENGAL" "BEYOND BENGAL." The greatest animal picture ever filmed— super-thrilling because every toot is realIt actually happened! by Censor for Adults.) No. 2"WHOM THE GODS LOVE" "WHOM THE GODS LOVE." With SIR THOMAS BEECHAM - ' And the London Philharmonic Orchestra. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) 2s y o. 3-EXCELLBNT SUPPORTS FROM 7 o'clock. [(~ ,111pBIKCBeS CONTTNUOUS ||*BPiatßß from 11 aj». Daily. [ j Radio Pictures present— PAUL MUNI- MIRIAM HOPKINS •-::'ln : ' •THE WOMAN I LOVE:" "THE. WOMAN I LOVE." (Recommended by Censor for Adults'.) Tempest in the hearts of two brother fliers. fighting for the love of the one woman! , —Associate Feature. j British Empire Films present SHIRLEY ANN RICHARDS ! FRANK LEIGHTON. FRANK HARVEY ' ■" . ■ In- ':...,■■■ —"TALL TIMBERS."— "TALL TIMBERS."-' ■ . (Approved; for' Universal Exhibition.) Packed .with thundering thrills! Also SELECTED SUPPORTS. "TJie Woman I Love" commences at— 11 a.m., 2.15, 5.5, and 8.50 p.m. "Tall Timbers'" commences at— 12.30. 3A5. and 7.24 p.m. / \ CHORTT'S /V, S. y ° THEATRE. C / A Double-feature Programme Headed by thrilling "Spy" Production, .... "SECRET AGENT." . . . . .... "SECRET AGENT." . . . (Recommended for Adult Audiences.) A wonderful 'story that ttill hold yoo absolutely, .'.spellbound from start to. finish. i i: *:ir". ..'Features" • - •■ ;- ; . ;v ' r ; ; v :RQBERT YOUNG. —►Second'.'iii'g'. ; . Attraction-^--; .V A roUicking andßicjtoua. Comedy, "BA» BOY." VBAD BOY." "BAD BOY." "BAD BOY." (For Universal Exhibition.). Seventy minutes of cyclonic merriment.' Portrayed by a great cast. * JAMES DUNN, LOUISE'FAZENDA, DOROTHY WILSON, • .'■ Splendid Supports. ROOKLYN ' TfiEATRE. 7M TONIGHT. 7.30. . George Brent, Beverly Roberta. "GODS COUNTRY & THE' WOJIAN.'?. James Curwood's Immortal Story of a girl ou her own in a wilderness of men, the entire film is taken in natural colour. Ann Dvorak, John Lite!. "Midnight Court" Both. Warner Brothers' Productions. (Rec. more Esp. for Adult And.)