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Evening Post, Volume CXXIV, Issue 113, 9 November 1937, Page 2

DEFINITELY-"TOPS" IN ENTERTAIN; MENT. : Two of the Year's Biggest Picture* Together. The Most Expensive Programme the RIVOLI has presented this Year, YOU'RE GOING,TO LIKE EVERY MINUTE OF IT. RIVOLI THEATRE. IVOLI " THEATRE, RIVOLI THEATRE. -NEWTOWNTONIGHT, TOMORROW (WED.), AND-THURSDAY. Nightly, 7.45. ' - - Sharts from 7. BOTH TOGETHER ON ONE PROGRAMME. VICTOR McLAGLEN — JUNE LANG, VICTOR McLAGLEN - JUNE LANG, .VICTOR McLAGLEN — JUNE LANG, Walter Connolly — Peter Lorre, Walter Connolly. 4- Peter Lovre, "NANCY - STEELE -IS MJSSING." "NANCY .STEELE IS MISSING." "NANCY STEELE IS MISSING." • - And - WILLIAM POWELL MYRNA LOY, WILLIAM POWELL—-MYRNA LOY, WILLIAM POWELL MYRNA LOY, Spencer Tracy — Jew Harlow, Spencer Tracy r Jean, Harlow, "LIBELLED LADY." "LIBELLED "LADY." "LIBELLED LADY." "LIB.JLLED, LADY." (Prog. Rec. by Censor for Adultg.) EXTRA BIG SUPPORTS!— Pete Smith's Bept Oddity, "KILLER DOG," Cineeound News, and Comedy. PRICES Is, U 6d. Childreq ijalf-price., Tel. 25-041 for Reserves*. NO FREELIST. v g^^; PILBIRNIJ^^^Wellington's Leading -Suburban Theatre. 7.3O—FINALLY; TONIGHT 7.30 JDLAUDETTB ' ROBERT COLBERT, . YOUNG COLBERT/ ■- YOUNG MELVYN- DOUGLAS ... -Jn.,,. ... ..-.. «1 MET HIM IN PARIS." "IMET HIM IN-PARIS." (Recommended by Censor for Adult?,) — -In Addition— - ~ RUBY KEELER; - LEE PEKON "READY, WILLING, AND ABLE," .' "READY, WILLING! AND ABLE." (Approved for Universal Inhibition.l Reserves at Theatre : : : Tal. U-202. TOMORROWTOMORROW —Three Great StarsVictor Walter Peter McLaglan Connolly Lorre McLaglan .Connolly '. Lorre McLaglan '' ' Connolly ■ Lorre. ', '.:. ■^W'itb-4'.' June Lang-^S/obert Kent SOth Century-Fox'p Sup^r- Sjiecjal, "NANCY STEELE IS MISSING." "NANCY-STEELE-IS MISSING.''"NANCY STEELE 13 MISSING," (Recommended by Censer, fir Adults.) 'A,. Singy,. -Stringy- Musical Romance, packed with New Bong 3 and Laughs! "WAiKIKI - WEDDING," "WAIKIKI WEDDING," "WAIKIKI WEDDING," -^-Starring-^-i CKOSBY '-— :- BING CROSBY . . 808 BURNS MARTHA" RAYB. SHIRLEY ROSS. (Approved for Universal-Exhibition.) PouiTN Theatre,, ' - 7o T7 b\3 X! 2- XEWTOWN.; SJ A FINALLY TONIGHT, 7 o'clock. 2 OUTSTANDING ATTRACTIONS. No. I—The'R.K.O. Big .Special: "WHEN'S YOUR BIRTHDAY?" "WHEN'S-YQUR BIRTHDAY?" .The most hilarjou* -conjedy- in the career of the screen's greatest comedian: JOE E, BROWN ' JOE E. BROWN And a Big Supporting Gast headed by MARIAN MARSH-EDGAR KENNEDY MARIAN MASSH—EDGAR KENNEDY Joe as an Astrologer! You just laugh and laugh ..'. . ffom the moment he tells your fortune until he marries the girl! (Approved for" Universal Exhibition.) No. 2- , .. .'.. . _ ._ ..- ---1 EDWARD . EVERETT HORTON , The Inimitable .Fun-maker, in— "THE MAN IN" THE'MIRROR" "THE MAN IN THE MIRROR" Wit and Sparkle sums up this show. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) No. 3—Special Featurettea. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. , REDUCED PRICE NIGHTS. • JTo. l-"CmM2 .WITHOUT. PASSION," starring CLAUDE-RAINS. ' ' No. 2- "PEOPLE WILL -TALK," starring-CHARLES RUGGLES. 6UPEI* SPECIAL ATTOACTIONS AT ■ ■ _ AT /\j Js- -KTT'S X\ \ A -THEATRE. ■s: ? No. I—The, strongest, the strangest, and greatest--of-all drama*, of love, " "THE ROAD •TO GLORY." "THE" ROAD TO GLORY." "THE ROAD TO GLORY." "THE JROAD" TO GLORY." (Recommendecpb'y Censor for Adults.) 'A truly magnificeot production portrayed ' by the year's most oatstanding and impressive cast. FREDRIC MARCH, WARNER BAXTER, -FKEDRJC MARCH, WARNER BAXTER, LIONEL BARRYMORE, ' LIONEL BARRYMORE, JUNE LANG, GREGORY RATOFF, JUNE -LANG! ' GREGORY RATOFF, No. 2 Attraction. A scream of'cyclonic laughter. THE JONES "FAMILY in I A Fast and Furioua Comedy. ] "OFF TO THE RACES." "OFF TO THE RACES." ' (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) j Supporting Featurettes. I OXY- THEATRE OXY THEATRE I MANNERS (Continuous from 11 a..m.) . ' Another ' ' HOPALONG CASSIDY Rip-roaring Thrill Romance. Clarence E. Mulford's "NORTH OF THE RIO GRANDE." "NORTH OF THE RIO GRANDE." j . - With WILLIAM BOYD. —Second Feature-— HUGH HERBERT In his funniest role—a delightful comedy romance. "THAT MAN'S HERE AGAIN." ' "THAT MAN'S HEBE AGAIN," j (Both Pictufes\.':Aapebo«t ",'i pr -Universal 1 . . Exllbitinn,)^theatre TeiepKonbHK-ftU;,,7v . „'