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Evening Post, Volume CXXXIII, Issue 49, 27 February 1942, Page 2

B^^T. JAM E S^pP Dlr.: Sir Benjamin fuller. THIS EVENINGSHOPPERS' SESSION, 5 o'clock. DE LUXE SESSION, 8 o'clock. I • I ■" A Lightning-paced Fun Spectacle, with fc'ormby in the Lingerie Business A Merry Mix-up of Amiable • Gootiness--Hilarious Situations — Spicy Dialogue—Lavish Fashion Parades—and / Catchy Melodies! ' j ■ I GEORGE FORMBY GEORGE FORMBY GEORGE FORMBY GEORGE FORMBY GEORGE FORMBY GEORGE FORMBY GEORGE FORMBY GEORGE FORMBY GEORGE FORMBY GEORGE FORMBY GEORGE FORMBY " GEORGE FORMBY GEORGE FORMBY — In — "TURNED OUT NICE AGAIN" "TURNED OUT NICE AGAIN" "TURNED OUT NICE AGAIN" "TURNED OUT NICE AGAIN" "TURNED OUT NICE AGAIN" "TURNED OUT NICE AGAIN" "TURNED OUT NICE AGAIN" "TURNED OUT NICE AGAIN" "TURNED OUT NICE AGAIN" "TURNED OUT NICE AGAIN" "TURNED OUT NICE AGAIN" "TURNED OUT NICE AGAIN" "TURNED OUT NICE AGAIN" "TURNED OUT NICE AGAIN" "TURNED OUT NICE AGAIN" "TURNED OUT NICE AGAIN" "TURNED OUT NICE AGAIN" A British Empire Film. 11l I —BOOK AT ONCE— Plans D.I C. or Theatre (54-775). Big Supports Include — "MARCH OF TIME" "MARCH OF TIME" "MARCH OF TIME" -^Presenting— "NEW ENGLAND'S EIGHT MILLION YANKEES" Showing in Vivid Detail the Preparations for Defence in this Section of the United States. (Recommended by Censor for Adults and Unsuitable for Children.) PRINCESS THEATRE. Manners Street. Dir.: N.Z. Theatres, Ltd. Telephone 42-580. SHOWING NOW. Continuous Daily SHOWING-,'NOW. from 11 a.m. THE GREATEST DOUBLE-FEATURE PROGRAMME-THE PRINCESS THEATRE HAS EVER PRESENTED. 2 ■'OUTSTANDING SUCCESSES 2 ~~~ THREE GREAT STARS. OLIVIA CHARLES PAULETTE DE HAVILLAND BOYER gODDARD DE HAVILLAND BOYER GODDARD DE HAVILLAND BOYER GODDARD DE HAVILLAND BOYER GODDARD DE HAVILLAND BOYER GODDARD DE HAVILLAND BOYER GODDARD DE HAVILLAND BOYER GODDARD In "HOLD BACK THE DAWN" "HOLD BACK THE DAWN" "HOLD BACK THE DAWN" "HOLD BACK THE DAWN" "HOLD BACK THE DAWN" He gave them love . . ■ in return for their bank-books. . . J Romance was his business . . until he tried too 'often .. . and was caught, in the mesh of romantic intrigue. YOU'VE DEMANDED SOMETHING DIFFERENT . . . HERE IT IS, FRESH . . . FASCINATING . . . FRANK. : (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) AND On the Same Programme, DIRECT FROM THE PARAMOUNT THEATRE. The Picture that lias the whole world _ LAUGHING. "OLD MOTHER RILEY IN "OLD MOTHER RILEY IN "OLD MOTHER RILEY IN "OLD MOTHER RILEY IN BUSINESS" BUSINESS" With ..>j Britain's Sensational Comedy Team, ARTHUR LUCAN & KITTY McSHANE ARTHUR LUCAN & KITTY McSHANE ARTHUR LUCAN * KITTY MrSHANE If "Charley's Aunt" made a cat laugh . . . "Old Mother Riley" will make it stand on its head am! scream, (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) j (}APITOL, MIRAMAR At 7.30. Telephone 18-567. TONIGHT AND SATURDAY. Hilarity for highbrows—Hysterics for lowbrows —Grand fun for everybody! "THE NAVY STEPS OUT" The Big Laugh Show produced by HAROLD LLOYD With GEORGE MURPHY LUCILLE BALL EDMOND O'RRIEN (Approved for .Universal Exxhibition.) • Associate Attraction Action—South of the Border I Thrills—down romantic Mexico way 1 "THE BAD MAN" Starring ' WALLACE BEERY LIONEL BARKYMORE LARAINE DAY RONALD REAGAN (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) SATURDAY—MATINEE, 2 p.m. "THE NAVY STEPS OUT" MONSTER WEEKEND PROGRAMME! I'ELEI'HUNIi 50 USI I''O» KICSKR V ATIUNS ML^fy-OGUE THKATRE^jTT 7.30 — TONIGHT and SATURDAY — 7.30 Merle OBERON Alan MARSHALL, "LYDIA" No woman ever lived who loved but ONE man. Lydia loved four! Peter LORRE—BeIa LUGOSI "YOU'LL FIND OUT" The Big Laugh Mystery with Music. SELECTED SUPPORTS. (Features Recommended by the Censor for Adult Audiences.) "You'll Find Out," and a Full Supporting Programme—Cartoons, Comedy, Serial, etc., will be screened at the Matinee Tomorrow, at 1.30. COME TO THE VOGUE FOR SUPERENTERTAINMENT.