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Evening Star, Issue 22798, 5 November 1937, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS. STALLS, Is; CIRCLE, Is 6d. Sessions: 2.15 and 8 p.m. Phone 13-379. Direction: Fuller-Hayward Theatres. NOW I TWO NEW SHOWING 1 THRILLERS. Universal Pictures Present BORIS I 1 NIGHT KEY.’ “ T ~; In I ‘NIGHT KEY.' KARLOI b | ‘NIGHT KEY. 1 With JEAN ROGERS, WARREN HULL, HOBART CAVANAGH, Etc. SEE—THE REAL KARLOFF AS HE IS TO-DAY—IN AN AMAZING NEW AND STRANGE ROLE. A strange Hero holds a City at Bay while he strikes in Secret Vengeance and Exposes a Public Enemy. In Addition: Columbia Pictures Present ROSALIND KEITH, ALLEN BROOK, In a Breakneck Adventure Yarn of SPEEDBOATS, RACKETS, RACING, and ROMANCE, gTRAND ‘MOTOR MADNESS’ A Pulse-racing, Madcap Drama. (Both Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Box Plans at D.1.C.; Theatre at 7. / MAYFAIR THEATRE I I 2 P.M-TO-MORROW-2 P.M. | I LAUREL AND HARDY 1 I In I | ‘OUR RELATIONS.’ ] 3rd Episode • ‘ SECRET AGENT X-9.’ ( Comedies and Cartoons, 1/- jm AY F AIR 1/6 Direction; Fuller-Hayward Theatres. Final Screenings To-night. 7.30 *We Have Our Moments,’ ‘ We Have Our Moments,’ And 8.50 4 Dark Journey.* (Both Approved tor Universal Exhibition.) TO-MORROW’S BIG BILL. Stan. Oliver LAUREL, HARDY, 1 ‘OUR RELATIONS’ I Their Fastest and Funniest Full-length SECOND PRESENTATION PAUL ROBESON The Greatest Singing Star of the Age, In ‘ SONG OF FREEDOM * A Mighty Drama of the African Peoples, With Gorgeous Melody in Exotic Settings. (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Plans at D.I.C. or Theatre Sweet Stall.