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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 101, 1 May 1930, Page 2

LAST T W O DAYS At the MAJ£S T I C. ' AT THREE SESSIONS DAILY: 11 a.m. 2.15 p.m. S p.m. Of the COLOSS A L ■ And FLAWLESS ENGLISH TALKIE T R I U M P H, \ ' 7 \ ~7 "ATLANTIC" Recommended by the Censor as being More Suitable for Adult :,, Audiences. ' >, BOX PLANS At The Bristol and in the Theatre^ Main Foyer. TELEPHONE RESERVES NOT Held After 7.45 p.m. YET AGAINSOMETHING DIFFERENT At the ■ j^/j\ A J E S T I C On SATURDAY NEXT. As a Renegade British ' , ' Soldicr-:----j GARY COOPER Forsakes the charms of Flapperdom and adopts, instead of a Sweetheart, / another in the form of an I ancient and poverty-strick- . en Charlady, played by BERYL MERCER (Famous for her playing of Mrs. Gubbins in "Three Live Ghosts"). Adapted from SIR JAMES BARRIES | I I \. : : : Famous Play "The Old Lady Shows Her Medals," And Re-entitled / ' "SEVEN / / DAYS' I / LEAVE" / This is a story that will appeal to all on account of its Difference, its : Delightful Sentiment, - and the ENGLISH VOICES. Of its Perfect Cast of Actors. It's a Paramount All Talking Picture. A RTCRAFT . THEATRE "-RTCRAFT THEATRE FINAL PRESENTATION TO-NIGHT—At 8-TO-NIGHT. "THE DOCTOR'S SECRET," "THE DOCTOR'S SECRET," "THE DOCTOR'S SECRET," "THE DOCTOR'S SECRET," "THE DOCTOR'S SECRET," With RUTH CHATTERTON, H. B. .WARNER, ROBERT EDESON, JOHN LODER. The Picturisation of J. M. Barries dramatic love melodrama, "Half an Hour." Also REGINALD DENNY REGINALD DENNY in "ONE HYSTERICAL NIGHT," "ONE HYSTERICAL NIGHT," An hilarious-riot of mirth! Screamingly funny! Charmingly romantic! Reservations, Tel. 43-968 after C.30 p.m. .