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Evening Post, Volume CXXIV, Issue 111, 6 November 1937, Page 4

Aristocrat of \V«llingtc-D Cinemas. DAILY, 2.0 f p.m,-8.0 p nwi" ' fiA' HA' HA' IT'S EVERYBODY'S MIRTHDAY IT'S EVERYBODY'S MIRTHDAY HA' GIRLS! GAGS! HA.' nil ' HA! HA' GIGGLES] HAJ H4i HA1 HA! * MUSIC! MIRTH! HA' H V ".A' HA! MELODYI . HA| H a I ' HA' HAi SONG! ROMANCE! HA| HA' "A1 HAj SPECTACLE! HA! METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER Present THE MARX BROTHERS THE MARX BROTHERS THE MARX BROTHERS THE MARX BROTHERS THE MARX BROTHERS In "A DAY AT THE RACES " "A DAY AT THE RACES " "A DAY AT THE RACES " , "A DAY AT THE RACES " (Approved fbr Umv ersal Exhibition ) — With - I MAUREEN JONES ALSO A Pete Smith Sports Special \ "TENNIS TACTICS" With - FRED PERRY, FRED PERRY - FRED PERRY, FRED PERRY Box Plans at D I.C. and Theatre. ' Telephone 45-100. A Rare Delightful Blending of ' Romance, Laughter, and Thrills "KATHLEEN MAVOURNEEN" " KATHLEEN MAVOURNEEN " " KATHLEEN MAVOURNEEN " "KATHLEEN MAVOURNEEN" "KATHLEEN MAVOURNEEN" (Approved Uni\ ersal Exhibition ) -|-\E LUXE — FRIDAY NEXT " THING'S ' •==■ y=- -^ING'S =F=-. (Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd ) # AT 2 and 7 45 p.m. Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre (Tel. 62-212). A Complete First-release Programme Packed with Thrills, Crammed with Excitement, and Teeming with Laughter. A shot rang out—4o people might have committed .the■ murder—which one- did? Thrills! Chills! Laughter! JACK OAKIE, JACK OAKIE, JACK OAKIE, JACK OAKIE, '-1 ' ANN "SOTHERN, " ' J ANN SOTHERN, ANN SOTHERN, ANN: SOTHERN. » EDUARDO CIANELLI, ALAN BRUCE, EDGAR KENNEDY, In i "SUPER SLEUTH." "SUPER SLEUTH." "SUPER SLEUTH.""SUPER SLEUTH". I "SUPER SLEUTH." "SUPER SLEUTH" "SUPER SLEUTH.'" "SUPER SLEUTH." "SUPER SLEUTH." — Also — GUY KIBBEE, GUY KIBBEE, GUY KIBBEE, ' #GUY KIBBEE, GORDON JONES, GORDON JONES, CORA WITHERSPOON. DOROTHY MOOREi In "THE BIG SHOT." "THE BIG SHOT." "THE BIG SHOT." I "THE BIG SHOT." I, 1 "THE BIG SHOT."- ' "THE BIG SHOT." "THE BIG SHOT." ''THE BIG SHOT" (Both Recommended by Censor for Adults) t . Songs You Will Xove To Hear! t ''Kathleen.-Mavourneen" ''Eileen Alannah" "The Dear Little Shamrock" " KATHLEEN MAVOURNEEN ", "KATHLEEN MAVOURNEEN" "KATHLEEN MAVOURNEEN" (Approved Unn ersal Exhibition) T}E LUXE — FRIDAY NEXT 1 I PRINCESS CONTINUOUS I PRINCESS from ll a.m. Daily. [ There ha\e been all kinds of pictures . . . but never one like, this! j Alexander Korda presents RUDYARD KIPLING'S. ' Immortal Adventure^ Story, "Toomai of i the Elephants," pictur.ised as "ELEPHANT BOY" "FLEPHANT BOY" "ELEPHANT BOY" "ELEPHANT BOY" "ELEPHANT BOY" "ELEPHANT BOY" "ELEPHANT BOY" The mo3t popular of all Indian adventure tales by Rudjard Kipling come 3to life in the picture with a THOUSAND ELEPHANTS and a MILLION THRILLS! — Associate Feature — R X O -Radio Pictures Present Katharine Franchot HERB URN TO-XE HEPBURN ■ — - TONJfc >j' , -1U "QUALITY STREET" "QUALITY STREET" "QUALITY STREET" (Both ed Universal Exhibition) J. M. BARRIES captivating stage comedy brought to the scrern in ill its warm romance and high-rpoed laughs' "Elephant. Boy" commences-at: — ■11.12 -a.m.,- 2.38, 5.22, and 8 p.m. '"Quality Street" commences at: — 12 32, 3 58, and 7 30 p m. Also PRINCESS FK VTUKETTES Box Plans at Theatre (Tel: 42-580). "" Tennis coaching IF you wish to Improve your Gimc, get Cnached now For terms, apply— - T B WILLIAMS, Professional Tennis Coach. Tel. 60-275.