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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 44, 21 February 1930, Page 2

THE' KEGEM? : : THE .REGENT Direction—J.'C.- Williamson Films. ' . " Managing Directors-Beaumout Smith and'F.; \V. Thring.; NOW SHOWING! THREE .SESSIONS DAlLl'—ll a.m., 2.15 p.m., 8 p.m. What. "Rookies" ivas as a silent, "Marianne", is as a talkie—only it's better! MERRY, MISCHIEVOUS, MARVELLOUS MARION DA VIES . ;■ Is funnier than over in' her lirst talking picture, and, if laughter is your favourite : , esereiae, be prepared for plenty ot it in '.:. ■ "MAKIANNE" , METRO-GOLDWI'N-&JAVAR'S ALI/rALJUNG COMEDY. The niusical comedy romaucd which you are about to see, so rich in song and laughter and thrill, .has its setting in France after the Armistice. 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