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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXVI, 1 May 1934, Page 3

THEATRE ROYAL Direction E. NORDEN: ‘'NELSON’S PERFECT SOUND THEATRE - '’ file Management ag;in regrets that many hundreds were unable to gain admission last, evening. To-night is the final screening, of “l WAS'A SPY” : OPENING WEDNESDAY. MATINEE 2.30; “MY WEAKNESS” ' • ' • LILIAN HARVEY AND LEW AYRES. Buddy De Sylva has become Ziegfeld’s successor in the realm of musical ment. “My Weakness” has many musical and song hits. The gayest, giddiest; snappiest musical romance by the greatest of musical producers. - •** Girls—girls—pretty girls and gay girls i n a rollicking, frolicking frenzy df, .fun. Prices: 1/6 Dress and Back Stalls; 1/- Front Stalls. SPECIAL COUNTRY MATINEE FRIDAY AT 2 O’CLOCK.PLAN AT BEGG’S. THEATRE ’PHONE 1122. Plan now open for Saturday’s great attraction— ClCELY COURTNEIDGE in. - • “THE SOLDIERS OF THE KING”./:

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