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Evening Post, Volume CXXVIII, Issue 56, 4 September 1939, Page 2

- TELEPHONE •- ■ r-- ■■■■ _ _ -—-~~~--, ; .........,. ... ....„.„ :. THEATRE (44-144) T> W "in T? XT m IF '" SESSiOWr~-~ OR D.I.C. X L X* h N T Daily at 2 and 8 p.m. I?OR BOOKINGS. I'l ' ' "' -J LAST THREE DAYS! . NORM A SHEARER The most explosive drama a man ever CLARKGABBE . ' - had the courage to write .. . with the ...-••-■" l n : ~ • :>. ""i~c.-. -two most; glamorous stars.- on the-screen " "■TT)T-fY rT"i»i' ■■^■-■■::"' ... reunited again in , roles that none ..-■-:.■; -^. """" ■'•■-4T.---but their brilliance could match.-. . I)ELIGrHT" ■ A Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Picture. ' (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) THURSDAY NEXT— Again the British studios lead with a picture that bears the hallmirk of excellence, another picture taken from an outstanding stage success and produced as a film with that same fidelity to detail . . good acting and the polish one has become to associate with thew j .. many British triumphs. WE PROUDLY PRESENT / . "THE OUTSIDER" The dramatic story of a man who dared to defy convention-the story of an experiment that became an achievement, and a great lo\e - that blossomed/through adversity. GEORGE SANDERS—MARY MAGUIRE A British Empire Films Release. (Recommended by Censor for AdultsJ THE UTMOST IN GALLANT ADVENTURE! BRITISH AS THE UNION JACK! A BIG SUCCESS TRANSFERRED: "THE DAWN PATROL" (Recommended by Censor for Adults.)' ERROL FLYNN—BASIL RATHBONE , IT'S BIG! IT'S TIMELY! IT'S A MASTERPIECE! BOX PLAN AT D.1.C,. THEATRE TELEPHONE 55-160. T-I~V~O~I^-I FIN/ALLY TONIGHT! ■'■ SELECTED' SUPPORTS from 7 o'clock. "KING OF THE TURF" And "PARIS HONEYMOON" TOMORROW, also, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY: "WHITE BANNERS" CLAUDE RAINS—FAY BAINTER—JACKIE COOPER BONITA GRANVILLE . ■1 Athrob with Drama—Abla/e with the Thrills that made it one of the World's Best Sellers. From Lloyd C. 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