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Evening Post, Volume CXXV, Issue 92, 20 April 1938, Page 2

Direction, Sir Henjamin "Kuller. DAILY—2.IS and 8. ' CONTINUING ITS sweeping success. / deanna\ I DURBIN I ' . In liev greatest triumph, / "3 lAD \ I ABOUT I V MUSIC." / (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) It is necessary to Reserve. Tlan at D.I.C. or Theatre. Attend the Matinees and avoid the crowds at night. Stalls Is; Dress Circle Is Cd. TONIGHT AT 7.30 ■ : : — HALF-PRICE NIGHT REX THEATRE —— EX THEATRE ■ Cuba Street. Tel. 52-334. REX VICTOR McLAGLEN REX VICTOR McLAGLEN KE X ——VICTOR MeLAGLEN REX VICTOR McLAGLEN RKX — MAE WEST RK X MAE ' WEST REX REX And a Big Cast REX In REX "KLONDIKE ANNIE." REX • "KLONDIKE ANNIE." REX An exciting story dealing with the San Francisco gambling dens and the Alaskan gold rush days. .(Recommended for Adults.) • • Associate Feature; HITTING A HIGH NOTE IN MUSICAL COMEDY. -—JOB PENNER ■ And ■ JACK OAKIE • NED SPARKS-— FRANCES LANGFORD, BETTY GRABLE, LYNNE OVERMAN, In "THE CHARM SCHOOL" —— "THE CHARM SCHOOL" —- — — "THE CHARM SCHOOL" It is a swell musical,, crammed with original comedy situations, sparkling gags, plenty of music by that unbeatable com : bination, Gordon, and Revel, and legions of beautiful girls. The story tells how Jftck Oakie, Broadway playboy, inherits a girls' boarding school from his aunt, and the fun begins when Oakie and Ned Sparks try to • run the school. IT'S GRAND ENTERTAINMENT. ■ (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Of T UDO R l/\. X Late ' y SHORTT'S I \/ ■ Willis Street., Tel. 41-219. Continuous from 11 a.m. SONJA HENIE-TYRONE POWER in ''THIN ICE." "THIN ICE." Ed. Everett Horton, Jack Haley, Ann Sothern, Mary Boland Jn "DANGER-LOVE AT WORK" _. (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition) Coming Friday. "THE HURRICANE." (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) €"\ rpHEATRE, / OURN : / *■ NEWTOWN. V A TONIGHT AND THURSDAY, at 7. . A Big Double-feature- Programme At Reduced Prices. All Stalls Od, Dress Circle Is. All Stalls 6d, Dress Circle Is. • Children with Parent, Dress Circle Cd. No. 1— MARGARET SULLAVAN MARGARET SULLAVA'N In the romantic drama, "SO RF.D THE ROSE." "SO RED THK ROSE." "SO RED THE ROSE." "SO RED THE ROSE." The romance of a girl whoso only defence in a world of strife was her beauty. A picture that stirs you with excitement. No. 2— ELEANOR WHITNEY ROBERT CUMMINGS In the gay musical, "THREE CHEERS FOR LOVE." "THREE CHEERS FOR LOVE." "THREE CHEERS FOR LOVE." "THREE CHEERS FOR LOVE." A story with a background of melody, swiiigy routines, fun, and novelty. No. 3-SELECTED FEATURETTES. (All Pictures for Universal Exhibition.) r<APITOL MIRAMAR. I>APITOL MIRAMAR. 7 30 FINALLY TONIGHT 7.30 ' ■ FUN FOR ALL! Metro-Gold wyn-Mayer Presents A Full-length "Our Gang Feature! SPANKY McFARLAND, ALFALFA, BUCKWHEAT, In "GENERAL SPANKY" "GENERAL SPANKY" ; With , RALPH MORGAN, PHILLIPS HOLMES ' Together With— '■■-— — RICHARD DIX, JOAN PERRY, In "'HIE DEVIL IS DRIVING." "THE DEVIL IS DRIVING." TOMORROW; ; Two of the Year's Most Outstanding Films on the One Programme. SHIRLEY' TEMPLE, ■ SHIRLEY TEMPLE, JEAN lIERSHOLT, . . ARTHUR. TREACHER, . . . ■ In ■ "HEIDI OF THE ALPS" , "lIKIDI OF THK ALPS" , "HEIDI OF THK ALPS" ——AND • Definitely the Year's Greatest Comedy,. "SANDY POWELL SANDY POWELL ' In "IT'S A'GRAND OLD WORLD." "IT'S A GRAND OLD WORLD." "IT'S A GRAND OLD WORLD." ■ -.-Made-to Make-the World Laugh! (Programme Reed; for Adults.) ENGAGEMENT. 1 'PHIS lCiißagemeht; shortly to be an )*■ iiounced. Obtam your Ring direct Iron) our manufactory. Visit mir RING 1 LOUNGIS, save pounds, select your imp in comfort and complete privacy. W. M. UAYCRAFT AND CO., 04 Willis Street (over Preston's)