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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXVI, 20 August 1934, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS, ETC. ( MAJESTIC THEATRE , | The Theatre that sets the Standard —Warm and Comfortable | FINAL SHOWING TUESDAY NIGHT AT 8 O’CLOCK “FOOTLIGHT PARADE” (Approved for Universal Exhibition) The most lavish and spectacular musical production of 1934. COMING WEDNESDAY—MATINEE AT 2.30 Metro-Goklwyn have pleasure in presenting the most distinguished production in the history of the cinema. (Approved for Universal Exhibition) With the most outstanding cast ever assembled in one picture. MARIE DRESSLER ' MARIE DRESSLER John Barrymore, Wallace Beery, Jean Harlow, Billie Burke, Lionel Barrymore, Madge Evans, Edmund Lowe, Jean Hersholt. LAUGHTER. ROMANCE. PATHOS. You are invited to a party of happiness and thrills with more stars than there are in heaven. DON’T FORGET IT COMMENCES AT WEDNESDAY’S MATINEE. Plans at Majestic Confectionery, ’phone 180. J THEATRE ROYAL THEATRE ROYAL TO-NIGHT AT 8 O’CLOCK ENGLAND’S LATEST AND GREATEST MUSI GALE CECILY COURTNEIDGE in “AUNT SALLY” CECILY COURTNEIDGE in “AUNT SALLY” CECILY COURTNEIDGE in “AUNT SALLY” (Approved for Universal Exhibition) Stupendous settings and dressings. Big song hits. Also included in this production DEBROY SOMERS BAND, the famous record and broadcasting musical combination. Another 2000 ft added attraction is BUCKINGHAM PALACE BUCKINGHAM PALACE Showing the exclusive lilm of the exterior and interior of the King's residence. Some parts of the interior have never been photographed before for public showing. Don’t miss an all-British programme. Plan at Begg’s. ’Phone Theatre 1122. WRESTLING WRESTLING WRESTLING WRESTLING MAJESTIC THEATRE, MONDAY, 20th AUGUST. THE CYCLONIC YOUNG AMERICAN. THE COLOURFUL TURK. ALSO 4 SPECIALLY ARRANGED AMATEUR CONTESTS. Box plan at Ralph Thomas’, Trafalgar Street, ’phone 586. USUAL PRICES.

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