Page 3 Advertisements Column 7

Evening Post, Volume CXXVIII, Issue 108, 3 November 1939, Page 3

' —""—- " ' ;* !K WE FEEL WE SUPPED ...} l||ll|fp > When, in last night's "Post," we talked a lot. about that |^ffi|^^^^ riotous comedy, "I'm From Missouri," but told you very ■HHHjjj^^B little about the other line film on the programme. It's I^^>PERSONS IN HIDING WA___T 0^i^ J nt* *ts adapted from J. Edgar Hoover's sensa■MH^i&j^i^ tional crime story. Well, since writing yesterday's advertisement, we've seen "Persons In Hiding," *^-^X an^ now we hasten to assure you that it's one of Z/Mml k *ke nest am* most thrilling dramas we've seen in A WMmLxi.jA^m weeks. There's another point about... Oi^ PERSONS IN HIDING l_____________________________HK^^wlll^. (Recommended Adult Audiences) i i "' to t^ie screen Patricia Mbrison, w New York stage star, whom Paramount has - JL now elevated to stardom for her wonderful __________________________p£§£_^ Sittkm performance in this film. On to-day's new \\\\\\WWWmA^^M #*^ W programme, too, of course, is ... / I'M FROM MISSOURI i AM It's the "Dodsworth" of comedy with your " 'jB - Arkansas Traveller, 808 BURNS, back in wAAfm Wi sPjR -J?'-- t^ie star roe« Have a look at this big starj_wMsmF^ '■ MMx k*M programme. You'll be as enthusiastic ,;. mBmX DE LUXE' i iMWMI^^^^^^IH^HW^N All *h's—anc^ more—in our programme E^|B||^^Huflj^^^^H^H opening to-night. Remember our prices—: ■fl^B^^^Hs^HS^^^l 1/-, 1/6 and 2/3 to all parts of the house. And no booking fee. Two sessions a day— 2 p.m. and 7.45 p.m. The telephone sum*