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Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 73, 28 March 1933, Page 2

SEE IT TODAY OK TONIGHT Exactly as- shown last evening before HER EXCELLENCY LADY BLEDISLOE And PARTY FROM GOVERNMENT HOUSE. ' pARAMOUNT-. ~~~~^ == . ALL BRITISH. DAILY at 2.15 and 8 p.m. GAINSBOROUGH'S MERRIEST. BETTER THAN "SUNSHINE SUSIE." The King's Jester, JACK HULBERT JACK HULBERX JACK HULBERT JACK HULBERT THE.CLEANEST AND CLEVEREST OF ALL ENGLISH HUMORISTS•IN THE CLEANEST, CLEVEREST FEAST OF DELICIOUS DANCING SINGING. AND COJIEDIC NONSENSE EVER MOULDED INTO PERFECT ENTERTAINMENT. / LOVe\ / LOVE \ 1 ON 1 1 ON I I WHEELS I I'WHEELsi (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) '" SEND THE KIDDIES. LEONORA CORBETT She sparkles" like champagne. v GORDON HARKER Cockney character comique. EDMUND GWENN ■ The best living actor o£ his type. ALL-BRITISH FEATURETTES. Book Bristol or Tel. 51-842. No Fee. . THE BRITANNIA THEATRE. RITANNIA - THEATRE. Continuous from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Presents A saga of the dauntless flyers of the night. "A-I-R M-A-I-L." "A-I-R,- M-A-I-L." "A-I-R M-A-I-L." "A-I-R M-A-I-L." "A-I-R M-A-I-L." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Featuring: RALPH BELLAMY, SLIM SUMMERVLLLE, PAT O'BRIEN, GLORIA STUART, - LILIAN BOND, X smashing human drama that will make your pulses pound. ADDITIONAL: BRITANNIA FEATURETTES. Box Plan at Theatre or Tel. 40-618. VEW PRINCESS THEATRE. -^ EW PRINCESS THEATRE. Continuous from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. TWO BIG PICTURES. 1— Thrilling Action Drama. GEORGE BANCROFT and MIRIAM HOPKINS, In "THE WORLD AND THE FLESH." "THE WORLD AND THE FLESH." "THE WORLD AND THE FLESH." (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Aglow ■with the drama of a world Ngone mad. t— NANCY CARROLL In ■ "PERSONAL MAID." "PERSONAL MAID." "PERSONAL MAID." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) A gay and sparkling romance. Additional: - NEW PRINCESS FSATUKETTES. Popular Family Prices:, Stalls Is, Circle Is 6d. Theatre Telephone No. 42-580. \ THE 'ARTCRAFT THEATRE. THEATRE. TONIGHT — At 8 — TONIGHT. MAURICE CHEVALIER As the Paris MAURICE CHEVALIER . tailor who sets MAURICE CHEVALIER the stvle in MAURICE CHEVALIER love. With JEANETTE MACDONALD— CHARLES RUGGLES In, ■ ' "L-O-V-E ME T-O-N-I-G-H-T." ' "L-O-V-E ME T-O-N-I-G-H-T." "L-O-V-E ME T-O-N-I-G-H-T." • "L-O-V-E- ME T-O-N-I-G-H-T" "L-O-V-E ME T-O-N-I-G-H-T." (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) You've laughed with'him . . . thrilled to his love making, he's twice as 'human, twice as charming, and ten times as irresistible as before ! ADDITIONAL: ARTCRAFT FEATURETTES. Bos Plan, Telephone 43-968 after 6.30 p.m. OHOBTT'S THEATRE °HORTI'S THEATRE". Continuous from 11 a.m. to 10 p m TONIGHT! TODAY! TONIGHT! Grand Double Feature Programme. •No. I—Superb Dramatisation of Ernest • Pascall's Sensational Novel "THE AGE FOR LOVE" . "THE AGE FOR LOVE." . "THE AGE FOR LOVE." _ (Recommended for Adult Audiences.) A tense story of human appeal, featuring BILLIE DOVE. ED. EVERITT HORTON LOIS WILSON. In an epitome of romance and humour. No. 2— Comedy Extravaganza: "COCK OF THE AIR." "COCK OF THE AIR." "COCK OF THE AIR." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) A Soaring Drama of Sky-high Thrills. Featuring CHESTER MORRIS. ' CHESTER MORRIS GOOD SUPPORTS. GOOD SUPPORTS. UUEEN'is I'HKAiKJi . UEEN'S THEATRE QUEEN'S THEATRE." TONIGHT - 8 - TONIGHT. A SPARKLING COMEDY. A story that crackles with fun, wit, and humour. ' ;;the night mayor." THE NIGHT MAYOR." ■ - — "THE NIGHT MAYOR." Politics was his profession—love was his pastime. Starring ' . EVALYN.KNAPP, LEE TRACY EUGENE PALLETTE ' QUEEN'S FEATURETTES (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Popular Family Prices. E^Hf^sl^^Sr^Another Big:Special Programme. '•■TrnRR" Stark drama and thrilling ad"IGLOO" T. enture, in the ice-packed Arc"Trfßß" tlc. wastes. Fighting for life "JGTnn» p"1 lnst u h', mgry' maddened -UxLUU Polar bears! 2 _(A P proveyor .Un^^l Exhibition, "PENALTY OF FAME." ' A fast-moving thriller! Speed! Action! /r> Thrills! (Recommended by Censor foi Adults) a— Uraham McNamee Newareel. K^liPPl^ kl¥¥mT. ~,, -LONIGHI. TONIGHT JL* 18, th?* defies imagination'and In \u %l -n' lth a SUbjGCt that is tee'«ing with Thrills, Sensations, Action '■THE MOST DANGEROUS GAME""! With JOEL McCREA, Fay Wray, Les'lin Banks, Robt. Armstrong. The story of a hunter who hunted men j . - . wrecked their ships . . . trailed them like beasts through the wilds . . . took , their women as prizes of the kill! ..... A picture throbbing with strange new thrills! (Recommendediby the Censor for Adults.) 2 Ncwsreels, Sportlight, Scenic, "Drums ofthe Orient," Comedy, Cartoon.