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Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 24, 29 January 1934, Page 2

British Pictuies for Bntish People. OX SATURDAY NKillT THE HOUSE WAS A SIGHT—PACKED FROM FLQOK TO ROOF! ONE VEKDICT—THE BEST! Paramount! "~~~^~~ir==. .^_— -— -" ALM3RITISH. DAILY, 2.15 and S p.m. British Dominions Films present BRITAIN'S WORLD-BEATER. The London "Era" -writes: — , *Trs GRIP IS TREMENDOUS." 'All Aboard for the Pleasure Trip! " R-O-M-K E-X-P-R-E-S-S." ■••• "R-O-M-E E-X-P-R-E-S-S." -" R-O-M-E E-X-P-R-E-S-S." " R-O-M-E E-X-P-R-E-S-S." "R-O-M-E E-X-P-R-E-S-S." "R-O-M-E E-X-P-R-E-S-S." . " R-O-M-E E-X-P-R-E-S-S." . "R-O-M-E E-X-P-R-E-S-S." • " R-O-M-E E-X-P-R-E-S-S." " R-O-M-E E-X-P-R-E-S-S." " R-O-M-E E-X-P-R-E-S-S.". "R-O-M-E E-X-P-R-E-S-S." " R-O-M-E E-X-P-R-E-S-S." " R-O-M-E E-X-P-R-E-S-S." "R-O-M-E: E-X-P-R-E-S-S." .(Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) 'A. Rim Challenge to all .Nations! PRESS OPINION:----"Set on. the train' its story: deals with the several lives of the travellers. Its <lrama is VIVID, the portrayals o£ the characters FAULTLESS. Call it melodrama, .call ■■ it romance; call it comedy. Whatever*way you look on it, the result is the same. 'ROME EXPRESS' IS A TRIUMPH FOR THE BRITISH FILM INDUSTRY,"; ■~■'.■. THE |lOS rf' DISTINGUISHED CAST , EVER IN ONE PICTURE: SIR CfIDRIO HARDWICKE (In the New Year Honours), CONRAD VEIDT, WALTER FORDE, ESTHER RALSTON, JOAN BARRY, HUGH' WILLIAMS, DONALD CALTHROP; GORDON HARKER, FRANK VOSPER,. MURIEL AXED, AND 100 OTHERS. 4 - CHOICE SUPPORTS - 4 AVpID CRUSHING CROWDS. Book Begg's, D.1.C., or Tel. 51-842. NIGHTLY, At 8 o'clock. KING'S- -i THEATRE. • ING ' S ...THEATRE. Presents : . ■■ ■ .' ■ .. . Warner Bros.' Electrifying First-release Attraction, "THEY CALL IT SIN." "THEY CALL IT SIN." "THEY CALL IT SIN." (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Taken from . ALBERTA ; .STEDMAN EAGAN'S widely-read novel of the same ■■■■■1.-...- J' "■ '''■• ■"' name." WJth ■■ -':..' ' LORETTA, YOUNG — .GEORGE BRENT ■iviDavid Manners—Una Merkel. Fate threw her into a penthouse love nest instead of the arms of the man she ;■ ■;■ - -loved! ; , v IN' ADDITION: '.' ;•;.' Fox.Aust, News, Mickey Mouse Cartoon, ' Warner Bros/ Featurettcs. Box Plans D.I.C. and Theatre. KING'S NEW" ADMISSION PRICES: All Stalls Is, Dress Circle Is Od. Childdren Half-price except Saturdays and Holidays. ' ' ' — —-■ A RTCRAFT THEATRE - .—^- .^RTCRAFT THEATRE —^~ Finally at 8 Tonight." -r^— MR. GEORGE ARLISS —^- ■: "BETTE DAVIS - VIOLE1 V HEMING . In "THE MAN WHO PLAYED GOD." '•THE MAN WHO PLAYED GOD." (Appiovcd for Unhcrsal Exhibition.) COMMENGTNG.-vAT 3 p m. , , lovelier ■ — DLISSA LAXDI '-i - W-\RN£R BAXTER — VICTOR JORY In '•I LOVED YOU WEDNESDAY." "I LOVED YOU WEDNESDAY." , (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) A scieen full'of beauty—one of the inoit limsh and sensational numbers ever pioduced. IN'ADDITION: Artcraft Select Featurettes. Box Plan, Telephone 43-968, after 6.30 p.m. WONDERFUL ENTERTAINMENT. TWO BIG FEATURES. SCREENING CONTINUOUSLY, 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Daily. BSITANNii -.". -'-.-.■•.• tfHEA'TKE.;;: RITANNIA THEATRE. Fox Films Present No. I.—"ARIZONA TO BROADWAY." "ARIZONA TO BROADWAY." It hits the heights o£ hilarity, with the . '. popular comedian, , —p HERBERT MUNDIN -—- Who1 eclipses his previous efforts, with JOAN BENNETT — JAMES DUNN. Second Grand Feature: No 2- ,;;V,-.-:: '' '■ -■■.'■: '- -I ' ' '■; '■'■. Romance and Humour. SurprisinK.WltL ROGERS and MARION'NIXON : ~ . ! ,,-;i-;i n ,^-,,'- ■:] •■;•:;;■; — f'DR,BULL.": —-r- ;. —~ b^ll^ •-— r :[.':'_ He .mixed romance.Vwith inedicine, humour with pills, scandal Avith powders, and prescribed'happiness. ■■■'■ "-'■' (Programme Recommended for Adults.): Dehghtful Added Attractions. .- , Sox Plan at Theatre.. Telephone; 4Q-618. MIRTHEUL^-MELODIOUS-MUSICAL. NOW SHOWING. XTEW. PRINCESS THEATRE. -^EW PRINCESS .THEATRE. Continuous from 11 a.m.-to 10-p'Ju. Daily; LAUNCHED ON WAVES OF MIRTH AND MELODY. "MELODY CRUISE." "MELODY CRUISE." i "MELODY CRUISE.'''. .';The Last Word in Musical Farces, — With — ' CHARLIE RUGGLES 1 GRETA ■ NISSEN-HELEN MACK ■ — And — HUNDREDS OF GLORIOUS GIRLS. Delightfully refreshing, hilariously amusing concoction o£ music, mirth, and melody ... it's chock full of joyous songs, intoxicating rhythm, wonderful ballets! ' (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) ! SELECTED FEATURETTES. • Pathe News, Comedy, "Contrasts in China" (travelogue), Cartoon. ■ -: It Costs No Extra to Reserve. Box Plan at Theatre. Telephone 42-fISO. SHORTT'S ■ » THEATRE. HORTT'S THEATRE. Hugo audiences on Saturday acclaim wonderful two-feature programme. BARBARA STANWYCK, In the greatest success of her career "{THE BITTER TEA •"THE BITTER TEA . OF GENERAL YEN." OF. GENERAL YEN." .A •magnificent story of thrilling adven■.tvr.es,. startling intrigue, and daring iromance. Told amidst' the bandit areas of China. ; No. 2: A euperb classic: "MUSSOLINI SPEAKS." Ik- triumphant exposition of Italy's great] adventure. Authentic! Exclusive!! Complete!!! "MUSSOLINI SPEAKS." .'A wonder picture of a wonder man, told in the glorious cities of Rome, Milan, Naples, and Genoa. .(•Both pictures for Universal Exhibition.) • SESSION DE LUXE, 7.45 p.m. MPIKE-THJfiATKK ISLAND BAY.. THIS EVENING, at 8 o'clock. '.'■"'■ A Great Show! ; . r "'..: "HINDLE WAXES." , ' s ;■■■■ v ;■■ With SYBIL .THOUNDIKE,. JOHN STUART. A: simple story, of ■simple, people! .You'll '■■••'" .-■' '■'•■•■ like-if! . • "■" ■■'■ "■ SPLENDID SOUXD SUPPORTS.. ,■■ '^^Recommended "by- Censor for Adulte.) tip. '