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Southland Times, Issue 23380, 11 December 1937, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS WERE LAUGHTER MERCHANTS. FUNNY ENOUGH TO MAKE A COW LAUGH. PEOPLE SIMPLY SHRIEK WITH LAUGHTER. A VERY BIG MATINEE j TODAY! A fine Popeye ihe Sailor Cartoon; the thrill-packed Western “Border Patrol” (George O’Brien), and Will Hays in “Windbag the Sailor,” Comedies, etc. I WHAT BETTER THAN THIS? M civic |H jfcl The Popular Theatre. g|§ Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. WILL HAYS WILL HAYS “WINDBAG THE SAILOR” The funniest sailor man who ever sailed with a cargo of laughs. And for very very good measure “IN TOWN TONIGHT” A gay Revue and Vaudeville Show. STANLEY HOLLOWAY And Thirty of the greatest Stars in London Radio and Vaudeville. Here are some of the artists:

Dave Apollon and his Band of Romantic Serenaders; Billy Merrin’s Commanders; Howard Jacobs and his Orchestra; The Three Radio Rogues; Jack Barty; Stanley Holloway; Arthur Prince and Jim; Wilson, Keppel and Betty; Vai Rosing; Nora Williams; Olive Groves; Tessa Deane; Melissa Mason; Finlay Currie; The Seven Thunderbolts; The Carson Sisters; The Dynamites; Kneller Hall Military Band; The Sixteen Tiller Girls. Wonderful Acts. The very best Artists from the 8.8. C. You wouldn’t get so many Great Stars on any one programme in London. Theatre Phone 1744. Prices 1/-, 1/6. (Both Approver for Universal Exhibition.) THIS WEEK AT THE | REGENT, GORE "| TONIGHT-MONDAY “A FIGHT TO THE FINISH” t (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) “WHEN LOVE IS YOUNG” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) AND ON THE STAGE THE GORE MOUTH ORGAN BAND. TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY PAUL LUKAS in “CASINO PAUL LUKAS MURDER CASE” (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) THURSDAY-FRIDAY BIG DOUBLE PROGRAMME. i CONCERT in aid of School Prizes will be held in the GROVE BUSH HALL on FRIDAY, December 17th, at 8 p.m. Admission to Concert: Ladies 1/- and basket; Gents 1/6. Dance to follow.

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