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Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 138, 7 December 1929, Page 4

i i SENSATIONALLY SUCCESSFUL SENSATIONALLY SUCCESSFUL WELLINGTON SEASON WELLINGTON SEASON OF "BROADWAY" CONTINUES! OF "BROADWAY" CONTINUES! 2nd AVEEK STARTED YESTERDAY! Big Attendances Being Maintained. NOW SHOWING. NOW SHOWING. NOW SHOWING. MATINEES DAILY 2.30 p.m. EACH EVENING'at 8 o'clock. . ■ . At the DE . ; LUXE THEATRE, E LUXE THEATRE, DE LUXE THEATRE, DE vUXE THEATRE, UNIVERSAL ALL- . TALKING MOTION PICTURE SENSATION'! "BROADWAY." "BROADWAY." "BROADWAY." "BROADWAY." "BROADWAY." "BROADWAY." "BROADWAY." "BROADWAY." "BROADWAY." "BROADWAY." "BROADWAY." "BROADWAY." "BROADWAY." "BROADWAY." "BROADWAY." "BROADWAY." "BROADWAY." "BROADWAY." With one of the most impressive casts of players over brought together for a ... "picture, headed by EVELYN BRENT. GLEN TRYON. EVELYN BRENT. GLEN TRYON. Merna Kennedy, Thos. Jackson, Robert Ellis, Otis Harlan, and Leslie B'enton. ■"■' ' A gripping drama, and a ..stupendous- spectacle of '; the lights ot Broadway • and the shadows that lurk : ■ behind them mad hilarity neath the menace "of sinister forces ORCHESTRA Dh. LUXE •ORCHESTRA DE LUXE . : ■ ORCHESTRA DE LUXE (Mr. : L. D. Austin, Mus. Dir.). WURLITZER ORCHESTRAL UNIT (Paul T. Cullen ai. Console). BOOKING.—Box Plans at Theatre. Ri.ng.Tel, 23-OSO for Reservations. :■■ i "■-.-• - i THEATRE DE LUXE ■-/;■ Theatre de luxe . ■ . :,.;theatre de luxe' .commencing. next friday! commencing next friday! commencing next friday! an event of distinction! It hqraldß the coming of the new era of electrical entertainment.' It will inspire awe as well as emotion and' reveal to you wonders that seem, .to: go "beyond the : •' . limits of' plausibility. "- RADIO PICTURES^ PRESENT . RADIO PICTURES PRESENT The World-famous Music Combination, The FRED WARING'S PENNSYLVANIANS FRED WAKING'S PENNSYLVANIANS FRED WAKING'S PENNSYLVANIANS FRED WARING'S PENNSYLVANIANS FRED. WARING'S PENNSYLVANI A.NS FRED WARING'S PENNSYLVANIANS ■ In the screen's, greatest and most brilliant MUSICAL EXTRAVAGANZA MUSICAL EXTRAVAGANZA. MUSICAL EXTRAVAGANZA MUSICAL EXTRAVAGANZA. -...' MUSICAL EXTRAVAGANZA. : Lavish Drama .. . Golden Melqdy. Gay and Glorious Broadway brought to you in a pageant.of jazz and joy. "SYNCOPATION" "SYNCOPATION" "SYNCOPATION" "SYNCOPATION" "SYNCOPATION" "SYNCOPATION" "SYNCOPATION" : "SYNCOPATION" ;SI? AW:'-HEARr ■ BOBBY?'WATSON I'll Always- Be- BARBARA in Love With '. ■■ : BENNETT .. „T Y ovl-" ' OSGOOD PERKINS "Jericho."-. ■ MORTON '■' ■ -■' Do. Something" ' -DOWNEY And many ■' other And Huge Supporthit numbers! Cast. • : ' STAGE AND CABARET IN A CHARMING LOVE. STORY TOLD IN GOLDEN SONG AND THRILLING DI-V LOGUE! BOOKING.-Box Plans at Bristol and Aitkens. lung telephone 23-080 for Reservations. • A RTCRAFT THEATRE ■^RTCRAFT THEATRE (Opposite Parliament Buildings). TO-NIGHT—At B—TO-NIGHT. A Drama as Refreshing and Sophisticated as the Title, "DRY MARTINI," . "dry martini," "dry martini," "dry martini," .. " dry martini?' "dry martini," "dry martini," ■ " dry • martini;" "dry martini," "dry martini," "dry martini," ■ "dry martini," •? dry martini," .. . "dry martini;" . " \ r'.::■■■:'- ': . -With ■■' MARY. ASTOR—r——ALBERT GR 4N MARY ASTOR-^-^ALBERT GRAN iir'TV rsW.^— MATT MOORE SALLY EILERS MATT MOORE "Dry Martini."—The story of the adventures of a young lady who goes to . lans to mend a broken heart. ■ : Selected; Supporting Bill. /;■ Teh^ 4.3-068; after 6.30. p.m. for ' . ... Reservations. LAST NIGHT Of LAST NIGHT Two Big Specials! x " WILD ORCHIDS," With Greta Garbo, Lewis Stone Action! Thrills! Drama! Set amid the exotic lure _of the' Oriental Malay Peninsula, 'Java! -iense draina-^glamour all the gripping appeal of '-the East in "Wild : Orchids," 2— COIUNNE GRIFFITH in , "OUTCAST.". ; "OUTCAST." . Ihe picture you've been waiting for! You'll Just Jove, this story of ah' outcast who fights her way back to love and happiness. 3— '.. Hal Roach Comedy "WHY IS,A;;PLUMBER?" OUR THEATRE, NEWTOWN Ult THEATRE, NE.vTOWN ■i- „-.■ TO.:NIG.HT,- at .7.30. •■ ' '-' ! ■•-.: Uiwb.Big Attractions.-..'; •• IVOR.'NOVELLO, MABEL POULTON IVOR NOVELLO, MABEL POULTON, : In : '.'TJtfE CONSTANT NYMPH."' , "THE CONSTANT NYMPH." ' ,Oue of the screen's greatest achievements. : Second Big Attraction: ! KSTELLR BRODY ! ' ■-■ IiSTELLE BRODY . : ...:. In DON'T CARE "- '" : -•- "SAILORS .DON'T CARE:".-: - ;A bright find breezy story o£ tire sea, full of thrills and excitement.