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Evening Star, Issue 19760, 10 January 1928, Page 8

f AMUSEMENTS. QUEEN’S THEATRE DAILY at 2 and 7.30. MARY ASTOR And WILLIAM COLLIER, JUN., In • THE SUNSET DERBY.’ ‘ THE SUNSET DERBY.’ ‘ THE SUNSET DERBY.’ The most true-to-life racing story ever filmed. Thrilling drama of a jockey who thought he lost his nerve and a girl who knew he didn’t—set to the thudding hoofbeats of Kentucky thoroughbreds 1 Also, MACK SENNETT MACK SENNETT Presents MABEL NORMAND And WILLIAM DESMOND, In ‘THE EXTRA GIRL.’ ‘THE EXTRA GIRL.’ ‘THE EXTRA GIRL,’ Positive laugh panic that will shake grouches to smithereens. The world owes you a living. Collect it in laughs from ‘ The Extra Girl.’ Tor Reserves ring Theatre (’Phone 13-379). Will not be held after 7.45. G RAND AND PLAZA. 2 p.m.~TWICE DAILY.—7.3O p.m. No. 1— THE BIG AIR THRILLER! Astounding Stunts! Air Adventurous Story —Romance, Comedy, Thrills! ‘ SKY HIGH SAUNDERS,' ‘ SKY HIGH SAUNDERS,’ ‘ SKY HIGH SAUNDERS,’ You’ll Gasp—Shiver—Shake—Thrill at the Dare-Devil Escapades. THE PICTURE OF 1,000 THRILLS, Starring the NERVELESS KING OF THE CLOUDS, AL WILSON, AL. WILSON, No. 2Packed full of action, suspense, and laughter galore. ■THE WAR HORSE.’ ■THE WAR HORSE.’ Featuring EVERYBODY’S FAVORITE, BUCK JONES. BUCK JONES. BUCK JONES. BUCK JONES. TRULY A GREAT PROGRAMME. K ING EDWARD THEATRE. TO-NIGHT, AT L3O. Lars Hanson and Marceline Day in ■CAPTAIN SALVATION,’ Supported by Palsv Ruth Miller and Clive Brook. •WHY GIRLS GO BACK HOME.’ , Also, ’THE COLLEGIANS.’