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Evening Star, Issue 18852, 29 January 1925, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS. A TURN AWAY NIGHTLY 1 BOOK OR BE EARLY. FULLERS’ PRINCESS THEATRE Direction John Fuller and Sons, Ltd. TO-NIGHT—EVERY EVENING—AT 8. JIM GERALD And his Clever Musical Comedy Company, Their Latest Musical Success, ‘OH, MUM.’ ‘On, MUM.' ‘OH, MUM.’ ‘OH, MUM.* ‘OH, 31U.11.' ‘OH,MUM.* See Jim at his best and funniest in his owa creation as Widow “Mum” Muggins. First Appearance—A Riot of Comedy, NIBLO AND DORIS, NIBLO AND DORIS, The Brilliant Low Comedienne and her Versatile Partner. Direct from London, NEWMANS. Will NEWMANS. Linds Comedy Boxing on Uni-cycles. PIC AND ALF, Startling, Bizarre, PIC AND ALF. Sensational. Celebrated Contralto Miss ALICE HOLLANDER, .Miss ALICE HOLLANDER, Miss ALICE HOLLANDER, A Supremely Great Artist at the Zenith of her Career. With the Noted English Pianist-Composer, Mr ARTHUR SANDFORD. Mr ARTHUR SANDFORD. PEOPLE'S PRICES: 3s (Res.l, 2s 6d (plus tax), Is 6d, and Is. Plan at THE BRISTOL till 5 p.m. Thereafter at JACOBS'S, Tobacconist, Coming Coming Coming (timing Coming Coming Coming. Coming Coming Coming Coming PRINCESS THEATRE. Monday. A name to conjure with Monday. Monriav. 1 hroughont Australasia, M-nd,,. AMY ItOCHELLE, Monday. The Girl with the million, Monday, dollar voice and the millionMondav. dollar smile. Monday, QUEEN OF AURMnndav. ‘ITALIAN Monday. SONG AND PANTOMonday. MIME. OCTAGON THEATRI FINAL, SCREENING TO-NIGHT, AT 7.45, David Belasco’s Broadway Hit, ‘ DADDIES.’ Specially-selected Music trill be rend ore/ by tbe OCTAGON CONCERT ORCHESTRA. Overture, ‘ Dor Freyschutz.’ TO-MORROW, Complete Change of Programme. ‘STRANGERS OF THE NIGHT,’ Mystery Drama. Circle Reserves at Begg's. Stalls Reserves at Theatre '.'Hire. Octagon 'Phono No. 3,091. QUEEN’S THEATRE FOR QUALITY PICTURES. TWICE DAILY, AT 2 AND 7 P.M. POLA NEGRI In ‘MEN.’ A Paramount Picture. She had net known life very long before Men entered it. Men who sought her. who fought her. The mightiest, drama od Pc!a, Negri’s career. Magnificently cast, lavishly gowned, suntputondy mounted, ‘ Men ’ is recommended for adults only. Showing also : ‘OTHER MEN’S DAUGHTERS,’ A Master Picture. Starring Bryant Washburn and Mabel For* rest. A gripping story of a girl who wa< ruled by a tyrant father and what happened when site left home. jrriNG EDWARD THEATER TO-NIGHT, at 7.45, MARY PHILBTN In ‘THE ROSE OF PARTS.’ The rnmsnee o- an innocent. Rose of Picardy who was transplanted into the Devils Garden. E U C IT R Ed WAR, A TALI TEA E U G H R El ROOMS, SATURDAY NIGHT. Gents; Ist Prize Box TeaLadies: Ist Pr’ze, Box Tex, 2nd Prize--, tmh Potatoes, Special Prize, ;. dozen of E.P. Spoons.

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