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Evening Post, Volume CXXIX, Issue 15, 18 January 1940, Page 2

f ~ Your Last Opportunity to See This if -GRAND COMEDY MYSTERY BILL. 3T Edear Wallace's Famous Novel. ..•;. Adapted from "THE RINGER.". ■$ '• "THE GAUNT STRANGER." f* „__ "THE GAUNT STRANGER." *■—- *■ SONNIiT^ALE, LOUISE' HENRY, ■•! •■• ■. Z r:WILFJIED;;,LAWSON. •;■:■■; ... ,- '% DODLITTLi:.pt £* Thejfe's a la^ugh in every thrill. -« HUMPHREY BOGART, KAY FRANCIS &■* . ■--,:-: - "-' In ■ '■■■-:-.-- ---■ % i- "KING OF THE UNDERWORLD" — ■% (Both Recommended by the Censor for .•jj» Adults.) J 'AND VARIETY SUPPORTS FROM , y 7 P"m- i , fj. Popular Prices: Stalls, Is; D.C., ls-6d. ■^ No Extra to Reserve. Tel. 25-041. % m**^^i OIVOLIA* B******^^ "^^ I -^ivon J j^* £ NBWTOWN. \ Tftl. 25-041. Prices, Is 6d, Is. •^ (Deaf Aids Available.) £ fr TAKE THIS TIP FOR * " TOMORROW. TOMORROW. YOU CAN "PUT YOUR SHIRT" ON IT"! R.K.0.-Radio's Comedy Cast of the Century, made for Laughing Purposes Only! fc* "THE DAY THE BOOKIES WEPT?" "THE DAY THE BOOKIES WEPT?" "THE DAY THE BOOKIES WEPT?" "THE DAY THE BOOKIES WEPT?" , "THE DAY THE BOOKIES WEPT?" "THE DAY THE BOOKIES WEPT?" Si "THE DAY THE BOOKIES WEPT?" * "THE DAY THE BOOKIES WEPT?" :-; "THE DAY THE BOOKIES WEPT?" £- "THE DAY THE BOOKIES WEPT?" 2 THE LAUGH.TIME OF YOUR ?Z LIFETIME! *v * U Publif Nitwit' No. 1. £ JOE PENNER £ JOE-TENNER ? JOE PENNER -S JOE TENNER £ JOE PJ3NNER «p , t* See Joe J$ horse Hiccup who suffers with ~Z th 6 D.T.s, win the big event. ->* '"- D.T.'S AND DARK DOINGS . . . WHEN - A TIPSY RACEHORSE RUNS HOME 5 TO VICTORY ... IN THE FUNNIEST •* LAUGH PRODUCTION OF THE YEAR. ">C (Approve! Joy Universal Exhibition.) "2 Associated Feature: -£ The Most Novel Crime Chtb Mystery to *-' date! **• An assassin loose in a house of mercy!. * It's thrilling, spine-chilling entertainment! r "MYSTERY OF THE WHITE ROOM." 9 "MYSTERY OF THE WHITE ROOM." 6 "MYSTERY OF THE WHITE ROOM." 4; "MYSTERY OF THE WHITE ROOM." g BRUCE CABOT HELEN MACK ~£ And a Big Cast. X', (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) »' S SPECIAL CHILDREN'S MATINEE t^ FRIDAY, 2 p.m. 8 Chapters "CALL OF THE SAVAGE/" •5 2 BIG FEATURES,' etc:; etc. ■j: ' ALL CHILDREN * 3d. 3d, 3d, 3d. % ■>,- | OTALEY TONIGHT.'Y.9O, 7 '~C J^r*~~~^rr in em a." Jr pS***^ KILEIRNIE. _^~r* i* — - —!^w-«— r-^- — ■* i> - N.it.*B Finest ,Suburbao I'beatre. £ (fM jjvtn.! "THE LONE .RANGER.") - '£ . . . ' - CHARLES LAUQHTON ' S-£ •".-- --' CHARLES LAUGHTON > r- ■ ' CHARLES ' LAUGHTON •Jf. . - IX HIS .GREATEST ROLE!! t*K ' *»• —."JAMAICA INN" *£— — "JAMAICA INN" *»-: —* "JAMAICA INN" i— '$%: "JAMAICA INN" — n^Eeeommended by thft Censor for Adults.) $£: — And — t-:-,,,- ■ THE , RITSS , BROS. $6> # - ; THE'.RIT2 BROSft'^'"' "' 5 -Id Dahloii"Runyoa's -■|: : "STRAIGHT PLACE AND SHOW." ;i2 .(Approved for Universal Exhibition.) §*'. TOMORROW and SATURDAY. 3- Be Advised BOOK EARLY. 2*« "THE FOUR JUST MEN." .;*• ; ' And I-'jßing'Crosby, Misehu Auei, Joan Blondeil *• ' '"' EAST" SIDE OF HEAVEN." (Both Recommended by- the Consor for r'. "-' ' ' Adults.) £< Tel. 14202 for Reservations. % \.. • ' x ceaside theatre. lyall bay Seaside theatre, lyall bay ~l FINALLY TONIGHT, 7.30. .'; FAMILY NIGHTS, Gd Admission. -- "THE RETURN OF JIMMY ll VALENTINE." £ "THE BROKEN MELODY." "<» <Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) C-pAWTOL '■ AIIKAMAK. MIRAMAR V FINALLY TOXIGIfT 7.30. * CLIVE BROOK . 5; -^ "THE WARE CASK"f —~ "THE' WARE CASE" 'X" (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) S ■....-.. And ,5'- DICK POWELL-ANITA LOUISE .. %■ ■■ ' ' In s# "GOING PLACES." @Z (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) £* BOOK NOW FOR TOMORROW. Z ROBERT TAYLOR; WALLACE BEERY ■ • 5 ' ■ In,. ...... t' «'STAND UP AND FIGHT." ;^ • . — And — ' "JAMAICA INN.'? *js (Both Rec, by the Censor for Adulte.) § X? EGAU —■—-— - v KAKOKi. -CV.EQAL -^—— ——-VKARORI. ■ &-■ Bdx Platfa Kiiighton's. Tel. 28-365. ■'%> 7J3O FINALLY, TONIGHT—— 7.30 g GEORGE WALLACE, |t "GONE TO THE DOGS." ■«jj (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) *i* . ' ' -•■■',■' And ?- OF THE NORTH." gs (Recoiniriended.. by •.the.-JL'en.sot for .Adults.) . 4 I'lll^-^-T-OMOREOW £ AND SATURDAY ONLY. ££ Melvyn Douglas Joan Blondell S "GOOD GIRLS GO TO PARIS." Plus ' *% Margaret Lockwood, John Loder, ', ii "BANK HOLIDAY." j^ (All- Jtecommended -by Censor - for Adults.) * \TOGUE THEATRE, BROOKLYN. "'■ L » 7.30-TONIGHT—7.3O "Anita Louise, The Ritz Brothers, Patsy -Kelly, £ "THE GORILLA." 'THE GORILLA." * It will scaie \uu mIIv -with Iciiifrlitor. Bob llopc, Slmk'v Ross, "SOME LIKK JT HOT." "SOME LIKK l'J1 HOT." .1 It's a real hot show that will please all. I : Supp'of ts include British air mail News, . ■*■ etc. '■■■-. ■ii -v BOOK EARLY. BOOK EARLY. 15^ CRfio, '.'more esp-" iav Adult Aud.). ■ ■>■*■' ■'.'.•■ ...