AMUSEMENTS. “ See ourselves as others see us.” HOW MANY MEN Have treated a woman as “ Cornelius ” treated “ Rita Cavallini ” and still retained the woman’s respect and esteem?, ‘Romance’ will OPEN MEN’S Eyes! ' At the J£M PI RE DE LUXE (Phones 12-432 and 12-433). AFTERNOON ORGAN SESSION, 2.15. EVENING SESSION DE LUXE, 7.45. NEVER BEFORE—NEVER AGAIN Such a Wonderful Combination. GRETA GARBO in ‘ ROMANCE.’ GRETA GARBO in ‘ ROMANCE.* GRETA GARBO in ‘ ROMANCE.* GRETA GARBO in ‘ ROMANCE.* GRETA GARBO in ‘ ROMANCE.* GRETA GARBO in ‘ ROMANCE. Greater than ‘ East Lynne ’ and * Camille • combined, for it relates the tremendous life’s story of Rita Cavallini, Italian Opera Singer (Adult Audience Recommendation). WONDERFUL FEATURETTES. “ THE TALKING DOGS.” They are "THE TALKING DOGS.” almost human In the cleverest comedy of all, ’NOT SO QUIET ON THE CANINE FRONT.’ A Gem in rare colours, ‘ THE CLOCK SHOP.’ ■ LATEST MOVIETONE AND METROTONB NEWS. “ Also, LESLIE V. HARVEY At the Unit Organ. Box Plans at The Bristol and at tha Theatre (phones 12-432 and 12-435). FRIDAY NEXT. Spain—land of romance, never saw sweeter story than this. Navarro—the screen’s most romantic singer—in a glorious drama. RAMON NAVARRO . RAMON NAVARRO RAMON NAVARRO RAMON NAVARRO RAMON NAVARRO RAMON NAVARRO RAMON NAVARRO RAMON NAVARRO ' RAMON NAVARRO RAMON NAVARRO As the romantic idol of the Spanish Opera, in a truly great picture, ‘ CALL OP THE FLESH.’ ‘ CALL OP THE' FLESH.* «CALL OP THE FLESH.* • CALL OP THE FLESH.* • CALL OP THE ESH.’ ' Adapted from ‘The Singer of Seville,* With Dorothy Jordan, Nance O’Neill, Rene Adoree, Ernest Torrence, and a substantial supporting cast. Human hearts beat a symphony of love in' this glorious romance. Sweet as a melody of old Spain! Gorgeous as ‘ Carmen,’ romantic as the very soul of Spain!—that’s what .11 the critics are saying about ‘ Call of the Flesh.’ Miss, this and you’ll -egret it for, a lifetime. jjIPiEE THEATRE SPECIAL EXTENDED SESSION On THURSDAY AND FRIDAY 1 EVENINGS OF THIS, WEES. After the Usual Programme is Finished THE “MAJESTIC" TALKIE FILM Will Be Screened. This film depicts the entire process of manufacture of the Majestic .Electric Radio, and takes you right through the hug© IN ITSELF. Do not miss the opportunity of seeing this remarkable film. NO EXTRA CHARGE. ADMISSION FREE AFTER 10.30 P.M. DANCING. LEITH BOWLING AND CROQUET CLUB. DANCE held in the EARLY SETTLERS* HALL on WEDNESDAY, April 29th, at 8 p.m. Admission 2s fid. Smith’s Orchestra.
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Evening Star, Issue 20778, 28 April 1931, Page 11
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