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Evening Post, Volume CXXVIII, Issue 24, 28 July 1939, Page 2

YOU MUST MAKE "'GOOD-NIGHT' A CERTAINTY! I And see this thrill and laugh programme. Specially selected for family consumption. | Paramount Presents '•BULLDOG DRUMMOND'S ! "BULLDOG DRUMMOND'S '•BULLDOG DRUMMOND'S "BULLDOG DRUMMOND'S I "BULLDOG DRUMMOND'S ! "BULLDOG DRUMMOND'S i "BULLDOG DRUMMOND'S i "BULLDOG DRUMMOND'S i ••BULLDOG DRUMMOND'S -BULLDOG DRUMMOND'S "BULLDOG DRUMMOND'S "BU LLDOG DRUMMOND'S ••BULLDOG DRUMMOND'S "BULLDOG DRUMMOND'S "BULLDOG DRUMMOND'S "BULLDOG DRUMMOND'S SECRET* POLICE." SECRET POLICE." ; SECRET POLICE." I . Starring JOHN HOWARD, JOHN HOWARD, JOHN HOWARD, HEATHER ANGEL REG DENNY HEATHER ANGEL REG DENNY E. E. CLIVE H. B. WARNER |E. E. CLIVE 11. B. WARNER (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) v r v;/-) : BOYS i WILL BE ! "JBOYS"TEROUS. j You will scream at Charlie as a father! j CHARLIE RUGGLES | CHARLIE RUGGLES ' j CHARLIE RUGGLES ! CHARLIE RUGGLES CHARLIE RUGGLES CHARLIE RUGGLES CHARLIE RUGGLES CHARLIE RUGGLES - Iv - "BOY TROUBLE.'' -BOY TROUBLE." "BOY TROUBLE." ** - With — ■ MARY BOLAND. MARY BOLAND. j MARY BOLAND, ! (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) • PLUS HI YO SILVER, H "THE • LONE RANGER." H p.m. /^ 7.45 pjn. ■ (DE ) — "=^l LUXE )=-' Courtenay N. y King Place "-———^ 53-080. TIME-TABLE. Matinee. Evening. 2 p.m. Pudgy Cartoon. 7.45 2.0 '"Lone Ranger.''" 7.50 2.25 "Boy Trouble." S;10 3.38 . . Interval. . 9.23 3.43 "Buildup Drummond/' 0.32 ■ • 4.3U - Finis. 10.25 SUBURBAN THEATRES. j . __ . ___ | 4JTATE — PETONE STATE O-fATE —r— PETONE— STATE FINALLY TONIGHT AT 8.0. JAMES STEWART, MARGARET SULLAVAN, .In "THE SHOPWORN ANGEL." Commencing TOMORROW (Saturday). With MATINEE at 2 p.m* DEANNA DURBIN DEANNA DURBIN in "THREE SMART GIRLS GROW UP." "THREE SMART GIRLS GROW UP." In her greatest picture—A spell o£ enchantment you'll remember all your life. (Programme for Universal Exhibition.) Box Plan now open at Theatre, Tel. G3-899. BE WISE; BOOK NOW. GRAND PETONE. RAND PETONE. FINALLY TONIGHT At 7.45. No. 1JOE E. BROWN LEO CARRILLO In M.G.M.'s. Thrill-packed comedy, "FLIRTING WITH FATE." No. 2— FRANCHOT TONE— -MAUREEN O'SULLIVAN In the thrilling successor to 1 "Men in White," "BETWEEN TWO WOMEN." (All Anrn-ovprl tor Universal Kxhibition.) TOMORROW (SATURDAY). TWO BIG PICTURES No. 1— Barbara Henry STANWYCK. FONDA. - In B.K.Q. Radio's unique comedy thriller. "'THE MAD MISS MANTON." "THE MAD MISS MANTON." No. 3— Twentieth Century-Fox exciting mystery. Michael Whaleu "INSIDE STORY" Jean Roqcrs in "INSIDE STORY" Chick Chandler "INSIDE STORY" (All Recommended for Adults.) j OALACE. Theatre of Action i * ALACE. Pet-one Tel 03-610. FINALLY TONIGHT at 7.4 J. THE UIT2 BR'U'HKRS ■'STRAIGHT. PLACE, AND SHOW." j -— Second Attraction JOAN DAVIS JACK HALEY "HOLD THAT CO-ED" —— COMMENCING SATURDAY. Special Matinee 2 p.m. | Where do foreign war lords get then' j guns ? I See the lowdown on the Munitions Mob! | -"HOMICIDE BUREAU." I "HOMICIDE BUREA U." j "HOMICIDE BUREAU." ! Bruce Cabot — Rita Hayworth 1 (Recommended for Adults.) Second Feature: i Clarence E. Mulford's i "THE FRONTIERSMEN." j Featuring WILLIAM BOYD, with George i Hayes, Russell Hayden. j Cassidy gambles on a kid that was "born 1 to be bad" ... and wins! j (Universal Exhibition.) i jr- _ _ = = MAJESTIC CABARET.! ) AJESTIC' CABARET. I j . 45.709— j Long Night j Long Night. TONIGHT j Long Night i Lone Night At the | .! Long Night MAJESTIC ■ CABARET. { j Long Night i Long Niaht Supper and Dancing. j Long Night 8 p.m. to Midnight. ' Long Night Subs.: Ladies 2s 6d, Gents os. j | Long Night ( ! Long Niuiit Bobbie Girva.n's Sweot Swing j Long Night. Band. DRESS NK4HT SATURDAY. 5) p.m. IF n:\S DANCING- —IT'S THE MAJESTIC CABARET. I

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