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Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 69, 18 September 1930, Page 2

FINAL SCREENING,?. MAJESTIC. THRICE DAILY: AJESTIC. 11 a.m., 2.15, p.m.. MAJESTIC and S p.m. PAULINE FREDERICK, PAULINE FREDERICK, Wm. Coni'tenay, Conway Tearle. Lowell Sherman, Lionel Belmorc, And the Wonder-Boy Actor, FREDDIE FREDERICK, la the Motherlovo Triumph, "EVIDENCE." "A" "EVIDENCE." Best "EVIDENCE." for Cert. "EVIDENCE." Adults. 1 ' "EVIDENCE." ' A WARNER BROS. VITAPHONE PRODUCTION. STRONG ADDED ATTRACTIONS. MAJESTIC: BOOK ™™A£ AJESTIC. NOW! FRIDAY AGAIN BRITAIN TRIUMPHS. ENGLAND HAS MADE -» Tlio World's Funniest Film -Fiuce. The World's Funniest Film lavcc. British brains birtked it. British authors wrote it. Britishers acted it in London. Britishers produced it at Elstrce. And Britishers the wide world over revel in- it, shriek at it, and proclaim it THE SMARTEST EVER. THE CUTEST "TALKIE"' OF 'EM ALL. "RAISE THE ROOF." "RAISE TIIE ROOF." "RAISE THE ROOF." "RAISE THE ROOF." "RAISE THE ROOF." "RAISE THE ROOF." "RAISE THE ROOF." " RAISE THE ROOF." LONDON'S LAUGHING YET! IT'S THE BEST—irrespective of the country of origin. IT WOKE UP LONDON. WILL WAKE WELLINGTON. Deliriously Delightful! Hilariously Funny! PACKED WITH JOY GERMS. Peals of laughter make the rafters ring, "raise the roof," pierce the Welkin, and split the sky with rockets of roars. THE NAKED TRUTH told of a London Revue Company "driven, from home" by the "talkie" invasionforced to tour the provinces—rescued by an Oxford Graduates-its attempted annihilation by a "heavy villain," who, for filthy lucre, agrees to "wreck the wreck, and does so, BY SENDING THE WARDROBE BASKETS ASTRAY, leaving the performers" STRIPPED BARE Of stage dresses of any description. BETTY BALFOUR'S BRIGHT BRAIN BETTY BALFOUR'S BRIGHT BRAIN BETTY BALFOUR'S BRIGHT BRAIN Solves the riddle, brave girls face the music, and THE SHOW GOES ON: GIRLS GET BEHIND THE "TIMES/1 ADAM AND EVE'S COPYRIGHT —Fig leaves—is infringed, without fringe, SANDWICH BOARDS cover a multitude o£ Sins and Shins, etc., A CALICO SIGN baulks the Censor : "masks-in" the danger zone, and THE MOST INGENIOUS, SPICILY CLEVER, AND AMAZINGLY MERITORIOUS PERFORMANCE EVES PRESENTED ON STAGE OR SCREEN BY ALL-BRITISH STARS "GOES OVER" WITH REAL ECLAT ANE ROARS OF LAUGHTER WITH THE TROUPE TRIUMPHANT, VILLAINY : VANQUISHED, AND VIRTUE VIC • TORIOUS. ' IT'S'OUT ON ITS OWN! IT'S OUT ON ITS OWN! "Busy Bees are Busy at The Bristol. BOOK FOR FRIDAY. ST. JAMES FRIDAY, 11 a.m. T. JAMES FRIDAY, 11 a.m. NEVER BEFORE, and possibly NEVER AGAIN. Sir Benjamin and John Fuller herald the colossal all-technicolour, all-singing, alldancing, all-talking, Revue of Revues— "Show of Shows"—enacted by a veritable . constellation of stars. - - A WONDER OFFERING. 100 SHOWS IN ONE. •-■ '"-lOO"SHOWS IN ONE. : . . BIGGEST-AND-BEST. : .AND EVERY INCH 1 IN GORGEOUS TECHNICOLOUB. "■ S 110 W OF SII 0 W S." " SHOW 0 V SHOW 8." "SHOW OF SHOWS." "SHOW OF SHOWS." "SHOW OF SHOWS." "SHOW- OF SHOWS." "SHOW OF S II O.W S." "SHOW OF SHOWS." "SHOW OF . SHOWS." IT HAS EVERYTHING IT HAS EVERYTHING from Shakespeare to the Sawdust Circus. GIANT ALL-STARS CAST. GIANT ALL-STARS CAST. John Barryniore Armida Barthlemass Winnie Liehner Johnny Arthur Lila Lee Louize Fazenda Sally O'Neil Irene Bordoni. Nick Lucas Doug. Fairbanks, Frank Fay Junr. Leo Moraii George Carpentier . Myrna Loy Hobarfc Bosworth "Rin-Tin-Tin" Lloyd Hamilton H. B. Warner Marian Nixon Win. Courtenay Patsy-R. Miller Alice Day Dolores Costello Viola Dana Helene Costello Lupino Lane Alexander Grey Sojin Gertrude Olmstead Molly O'Day Beatrice Lillie Alice White Shirley Mason Ruth Clifford Wm. Collier Betty Compsott Anthony Bushell Lois Wilson Chester Conlcliu . Albert Gran Mareeline Day Marion Byron, Loretta Young Bert Roach Carmel Myers Kalln. Pasha. Tully Marshall Ben Turpin Jacquline Logan Edna Murphy Philo M'Cullough Lola Vendrill Alberta Vaughn ■ Grant Withers Adamac -Vaughn Sid Silvers Anders Randolph Chester Morris Wheeler Oakinan Sally Eilers Pauline Garon HarietLake Bull Montana Frances Lee Heinie Conklin Ted Lewis Ruth Clifford Noah Beery Jimmie Clerumons Sally Blanc Ethelyne Claire Otto Matheson Wm. Bakewell E. J. Ratclift'c Jack Mulhall A WARNER BROS. VITAPHONE PRODUCTION. Book at Bristol. Avoid the crush. Positively Last Night of <;ALL QUIET ON THE WESTERN • FRONT." pMPIRE THEATRE, ISLAND BAY. THIS EVENING,, at 8 o'clock sharp. Universal';; Super Screen Epic, "ALL QUIET ON THE WESTERN FRONT." (Recommended more especially for Adult Audiences.) • The real story of the world's greatest conflict as at last it can be told! Not the story of any nation, but the story of the human race! . Managerial Note.—Patrons are earnestly requested to, be seated early, as "All Quiet" commences directly after the overture. There will be no interval. r\UR THEATRE, NEWTOWN. vdij THEATRE, NEWTOWN. Final Screening To-night, 7.45. . WILLIAM HAINES WILLIAM HAINES In his First All-talkie, -.NAVY BLUES," ' "NAVY BLUES." I Commencim; Friday. 7.45. I Tlio Sensational ATnsiral Omu'dy Slur, i MATJHTOrc OIIEVALIKK. in | -"INNOCENTS OF PAIUS,'*