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Evening Star, Issue 21054, 17 March 1932, Page 13

AMUSEMENTS. Last Screening To-night ‘BAD GIRL,’ ‘BAD GIRL,’ The Screen’s Outstanding Gem, with SALLY FILERS and JAMES DUNN. gT, JAMES T H EAT El Where Sound Sounds Best. Direction “ir Benjamin and John Fuller. Matinee, 2.15. Evening, 8 o’clock; TO-MORROW it will be our proud honour to present. a glorious picture for every fover of horses, every lover of thrilling drama in delightful settings. BUT IT’S NOT “ JUST ANOTHER RACING PICTURE.” It’s the grand story of a girl bc--1 trayed, a noble horse sold to gam- | biers, and a boy who brings them 1 both back to the path of honour! You’ll Love Every Second of ‘ SPOUTING BLOOD,* ‘ SPOUTING BLOOD/ ‘SPORTING BLOOD,’ ‘SPORTING BLOOD,’ ■SPORTING BLOOD,’ ‘SPORTING BLOOD,’ ‘SPORTING BLOOD,’ ‘SPORTING BLOOD,’ ‘SPORTING BLOOD,’ ‘SPORTING BLOOD,’ ‘SPORTING BLOOD,’ “ THE BLACK BEAUTY ” OF THE TALKING SCREEN, With The Fascinating New Favourite, 1 CLARK GABLE, CLARK GABLE. MADGE EVANS, ERNEST TORRENCE, J. FARRELL MACDONALD, LEW CODY, MARIE PREVOST, And THE “ PHAR LAP” OF FILMDOM, “ TOMMY BOY ” HIMSELF, “ TOMMY BOY ” HIMSELF, The Most Magnificent Animal that has ever appeared on the Screen. Thunder of Hoofs! yThrill of the Derby! The Background of the Most Refreshing Romance we’ve Ever Screened! Also, i LAUREL AND HARDY LAUREL AND HARDY LAUREL AND HARDY In their First 1932 Laughter Riot, ‘ ONE GOOD TURN.’ ‘ ONE GOOD TURN.’ Box Plans at Bristol. NOTE.-FROM TO-DAY THE PLAN WILL BE AT JACOBS’S, TOBACCONIST’S, AFTER 5 P.M., and AFOTER NOON ON SATURDAYS. Theatre Phone' 13-702 (after 7 p.m.).