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Evening Post, Volume CXXIX, Issue 111, 11 May 1940, Page 8

TWO SUPER FEATURES ON THE ONE PROGRAMME AT THE H (OPPOSITE PARLIAMENTARY BUILDINGS) .^B NEXT TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY ■ We're Off to See the WIZARD ffi&Ji) A I The Wonderful Wirard of OZ! SmW/ ■ % W METRO-COLDWYN-MAYER . / '?£*s**O''/ I JF^ A *JL|jC _ prcsenM Z^/*-^^/ I l^^icf -^ Ray Bolger• Bert Lahr«Jack Haley ra[ I TT^-v^^r^ 3)^ and SINGERS MIDGETS, BILLIE BURKE, VSA^^l^iV AS^^W i^H -^J^^^^|r^V Chas. GRAPEWIN, Margaret HAMILTON k jS^^f i^H / ,^t^^^y^X^^,__ r~a£o^ f°r Generai £xh|b'tion J^ (Approved for Universal Exhibition) i^H "I Killed The Count" I with ■ SYD WALKER BEN LYON ATHOLE STEWART ■ The picture is based on the very successful London stage play by Alec - .^^l Coppel, and tells one of the most ingeniously contrived stories the screen IBS has seen—and tells it to the accompaniment of constant chuckles of laughter. L^H ♦ (Recommended by Censor for Adults) SCREENING TIMES: 7 p.m.—Shorts. 7.30 p.m.—"l Killed The Count." 9 p.m.—" Wizard of Ox." .^B Phone 43-968. (Deaf Aids Available) Prices: 1/6, 1/-. B