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Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 140, 10 December 1929, Page 2

THE ENGLISH CRICKETERS CAN BE SEEN AND HEARD IN SYDNEY At the jyjAJESTIC. The Theatre with THE CHOSEN TALKIES. Direction: Fuller-Hayward : . Theatres. AT THREE SESSIONS DAILY: 11 a.m., 2.15 p.m., and S p.m. R R E E G G II N N A A L L D D D D E E N N ' N N y t WITH A GLORIOUS VOICE, AN ENGLISH ACCENT, AND A CHARMING MANNER WI T H THE LADI ES: . IN HIS FIRST A-L-L. T-A-L-K-I-N-G j "Universal" Picture— I "EMBARRASSING MOMENTS" "EMBARRASSING MOMENTS'" '■ "EMBARRASSING MOMENTS." \ V - ' . EXCELLENT SUPPORTS, INCLUDING : ARTHUR HENDERSON, British Foreign Secretary, Announcing the Disarmament Policy. ■ ■ FRIDAY NEXT, At the JpjESTIC. <^C OLLEEN MOO RENTALS I N G, SINGING, DANCING For the First Time in a First National Vitaphone Production— \ '-SMILING / \ IRISH / \ EYES" / '.SURELY-THE' MOST "WISTFUL / AND HUMOROUSLY ROMANTIC STORY OF THE LAND OF ERIN YET WRITTEN FOR THE SCREEN: AN "IRELAND. O,F ROMANCE. CVPI-TOL. ■ CAPITOL. APITOL. CAPITOL. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! See and Hear "THE DONOVAN AFFAIR." "THE DONOVAN AFFAIR." "THE DONOVAN AFFAIR." "THE DONOVAN AFFAIR." "THE DONOVAN AFFAIR." "THE DONOVAN AFFAIR." .. A 100 p.e. Talking Picture. ...'... With JACK HOLT, DOROTHY REVIER, and WILLIAM COLLIER, JUN. The most outstanding mystery-drama or to date, in which all stara speak and the tense dialogue of this picture will echc in your mind long after you havo seen this picture. Reserves for Circle and Stalls at Capi tol Popular Prices, at Theatre Boo1* Shoe and 16-911. The Star of "7th Heaven" in an Even Greater Triumph! TO-NIGHT, at 8, at the KILBIRNUS tONKJU ILBIRNIE KINEMA A Happy Comedy-Drama of Youth, Lovo and Laughter— "TWO GIRLS WANTED," "TWO GIRLS WANTED " "TWO GIRLS WANTED!" With Janet Gaynor and Glenn Tryon. The Romance of an Office Girl who wantec to be a Housewife. Also Blanche Swee and Warner Baxter in "SINGED." "SINGED." A Romance of the Oklahoma Oil Gushera Reserve at Theatre. Tel. 14-202. gT. PATRICK'S SCHOOL CONCERT RAFFLE,. DRESSED DOLL. Ticket No. 260.