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Evening Post, Volume CXXV, Issue 16, 20 January 1938, Page 2

"I i Crowded houses at the Majestic Theatre at all sessions continue to pay homage to Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's entrancing!)" beautiful musical production ■ "^liytime," starring Jcanettfi Mac.Don.tld and Nelson Eddy. It is.' indeed, a laughing cavalcade of Musk-. Mrln.l.v, ami Umirty! WE aXKuNGLi Uto,. .-..-.'..'. U...S | TO RESERVE FOR ALL fcKi-^IUNS. j BON PLANS AT D.I.C. & THEATRE. (Telephone 45-100) DAILY—At 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. SHOPPERS' SESSION . TOMORROW, 5 p.m. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) SPECIAL Morning Session on Saturday Morning Session on Saturday Mornin" Session on Saturday (Anniversary Day) at. II o'clock. i j, i i i FINALLY TONIGHT, at 7.45. JOE E. BROWN JOE E BROWN ; In "RIDING ON AIR." "RIDING ON ATR." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) And a Thrilling Newspaper Story, "LATE EXTRA." "LATE EXTRA." (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) "' THING'S ~"-=- ---■ : -"^ING'S ==rDir.: Amalgamated Theatres Ltd. Plans D.I.C. and THEATRE (Tel. 52-212). —TOMORROW--1 —TOMORROW— : At 2 p.m. and 7.45 p.m. In keeping with our Policy of Screening Only the Biggest of Double-feature' Pro- :■'■- ' "''grammes, 'we present A Crimson-streaked Adventure: HAROLD BELL WRIGHT'S HAROLD BELL WRIGHT'S HAROLD.BELL WRIGHT'S HAROLD BELL WRIGHT'S —Most Popular Story— —Most Popular Story— Of Thrill-packed Adventure in Old California, "THE CALIFORNIAN." "THE CALIFORNIAN." "THE CALIFORNTAN.""THE CALIFORNIAN." "THE CALIFORNIAN." "THE CALIFORNIAN." "THE CALIFORNIAN." "THE CALIFORNIAN." "THE CALIFORNIAN." "THE CALIFOBNIAN." "THE CALIFORNIAN." . "THE CALIFORNIAN." . "THE CALIFORNIAN." "THE. CALIFORNIAN." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) With ' IUCARDO CORTEZ. RICARDO CORTEZ,RICARDO CORTEZ. KATHARINE DE MILLE., KATHARINE DE MILLE, NIGEL DE BRULIER. The Phantom Bandit Rides Again on a Raid for Scarlet Vengeance! .'■ . . Outlaw . . . Lover :-.. . /Gay Caoallero. . . . The most colourful hero of Old California fights crooked-adventurers with their own blaMßt^ax-giin.v-PLUS PLUS , A SURPRISE FEATURE. A SURPRISE FEATURE. A SURPRISE FEATURE. Watch Tomorrow's Papers.for Big Announcements. •■ . ■ " FINAL NIGHT of . '..'■• "CHINA CLIPPER." ...'.•■ And. '.',.. ] "VENUS MAKES TROUBLE." (Both pictures approved for Universal Exhibition.) RO'XI" TUEA IH E, OXJ T B B A T B E. MANNERS STREET. (Continuous from 11 a.m.) . FRIDAY. A Powerful Drama of a Strange Retribution and a Man's Regeneration. "THE ACCUSING FINGER." "THE ACCUSING FINGER.", "THE ACCUSING FINGER." "THE ACCUSING FINGER." Trapped by circumstantial evidence! Condemned to share the fate of men he'd convicted. With PAUL KELLY, MARSHA HUNT. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.^ SUPPORTED BY . : . A Comedy packed with riotous laughs .. . laden with frivolity. "HIDEAWAY GIRL." "HIDEAWAY GIRL." "HIDEAWAY GIRL." A romance of a runaway bride and a startling mystery of a stolen jewel. With SHIRLEY ROSS, ROBERT CUMMINGS. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Theatre Telephone, 40-618. SEASIDE THEATRE, LYALL BAY. EASIDE THEATRE, LYALL BAY. 7.30 TONIGHT 7.30 And TOMORROW. Together again in another Smart, Speedy, Rot-1" '" t' niiedy. GENE ANN HyS ISSn RAYMOND SOTHERN fii — "THERE GOES MY GIRL." - — " THERE GOES MY GTRL." — — " THERE GOES MY GIRL." — Associate Attraction A Daring Condemnation of the Parole System Unit Turns Gangsters out on the PAUL "'"' '"' ROSALIND KELLY KEITH KELLY ; KEITH KELLY KEITH --In--- ■ — "FREEDOM FOR SALE." — — "FREEDOM FOR SALE." (Programme Ucooniniendi/d for Adults.) SEE PAGE 20.