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Evening Post, Volume CXXVIII, Issue 1, 1 July 1939, Page 4

EARLY COMERS NOTE: SUFFICIENT SHILLING SEATS WILL BE PROVIDED TO ACCOMMODATE ALL PATRONS IN THE QUEUE, AT 7 P.M. TONIGHT, when the doors open. Note please: First Feature commences sharp at 7.30 p.m. due to length of programme. (Direction: G. L, Johnston.) Theatre Tel. 51-842. 2 COLOSS " L ATTRACTIONS ON ONE PROGRAMME. SHOWING NOW SHOWING NOW 1.45 p.m. DAILY 7.30 p.m. No. 1 SPECIAL. The "ALEXANDER RAGTIME BAND" TRIO. ) Tyrone | | AJice'l 1 Don I POWER " 'FAYE AMECHE POWER - FAYE AMECHE POWER FAYE AMECHE ; i n — "I-N O-L-D C-H-I-C-A-G-O" "I-N O-L-D C-H-I-C-A-G-O" "I-N O-E-D C-H-I-C-A-G-O" "I-N O-L-D C-H-I-C-A-G-O" "I-N O-L-D C-H-I-C-A-G-O" With ALICE BRADY, BRIAN DONLEVY, ANDY DEVINE, TOM BROWN, SIDNEY BLACKMER, BERTON CHURCHILL, AND A CAST OF THOUSANDS ON THE SAME PROGRAMME j Fredric | | Warner ~\ | Lionel""! MARCH BAXTER' BARRYMORE MARCH BAXTER BARRYMORE MARCH BAXTER BARRYMORE _ : , tn — "THE ROAD TO GLORY." I "THE ROAD TO GLORY." "THE ROAD TO GLORY." "THE ROAD TO GLORY." ' With : JUNE LANG AND GREGORY RATOFF (Both Pictures Ree. by the Censor for Adults.) PLEASE BE SEATED ON TIME. ORDER OF SCREENING. FIRST HALF: "ROAD TO GLORY." SECOND HALF: "IN OLD CHICAGO." RO X V T H X A T R E. OXY THEATRE. Dir.; G. L. Johnston. Telephone 40-618. Daily Continuous from 11 a.m. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's Whirlwind Comedy Riot. "MERRILY WE LIVE" "MERRILY WE LIVE" "MERRILY WE LIVE" 1 With 2 CONSTANCE BENNETT, BRIAN AHERNE, PATSY KELLY, ALAN MOWBRAY, BILLIE BURKE. -PLUS— "PIRATES OF THE SKIES." "PIRATES OF THE SKIES." Starring KENT TAYLOR. ROCHELLE HUDSON. Regis Toomey and Lueien Littlefield. ! (Both approved for Universal Exhibition.) VOGUE THEATRE,: BROOKLYN. 7.30—-TONIGHT 7,30. . LORETTA.YOUNG, RICHARD GREENE ' "KENTUCKY." "KENTUCKY." The greatest programme we have ever 3 screened. This delightful film of splendour in all Technicolor. Glenda Farrell-r Barton Mac Lane I "THE ADVENTUROUS BLONDE." Murder will out when Torchy'a out after it! BOOK EARLY. Telephone 50-081. SPLENDID SUPPORTS. (Universal Exhibition.) I'■ : : " J^ REMINDER THAT THE BOX PLANS '• THE BOX PLANS FOR THE EAGERLY-AWAITED ALLAMERICAN VARIETY REVUE "FUNZ-A-POPPIN" "FUNZ-A-POPPIN" i f "FUNZ-A-POPPIN" ' "FUNZ-A-POPPIN" "FUNZ-A-POPPIN" 3 7FUNZ-A-POPPIN" "FUNZ-A-POPPIN" "FUNZ-A-POPPIN" "FUNZ-A-POPPIN" "FUNZ-A-POPPIN" I "FUNZ-A-POPPIN" * "FUNZ-A-POPPIN" "FUNZ-A-POPPIN" "FUNZ-A-POPPIN" "FUNZ-A-POPPIN" "FUNZ-A-POPPIN" i (ITS GOT 12 WONDERFUL STAR - ACTS.) ■ j OPEN NEXT MONDAY MORNING ~ OPEN NEXT MONDAY MORNING ; . OPEN NEXT MONDAY MORNING AT THE D.I.C. AT THE D.I.C. Reserves, Stalls and D.C. 6s. Other prices 4s and 2s. MATINEE PRICES, 4s (reserved), 3s, and 2s (Children half-price at all times). j j P RUSSIAN DANCERS. ' RUSSIAN DANCERS I RUSSIAN DANCERS. C RUSSIAN DANCERS. C RUSSIAN DANCERS. RUSSIAN DANCERS. A SENSATION. npOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER. » XOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER. TONIGHT and MONDAY, at 8.10. ; , TONIGHT and MONDAY, at 8.10. I LAST 2 PERFORMANCES. '• The Talented Group of Dancers from the Covent Garden Russian Ballet received an ovation at the Town Hall last evening. Every item was vociferously encored and the artists were not allowed to leave the stage until they bowed their acknowledgment to the loud applause time and time again. At the end of the performance the applause was again long and continuous and it was without doubt 3 A VERITABLE TRIUMPH. TONIGHT AND MONDAY. LAST 2 PERFORMANCES. Do not Miss these Wonderful Dancers. s: . PRICES: Reserves, 4s; at Door. 2s 6d. Prices plus tax. Ring 41-065 for seats.