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Evening Star, Issue 22441, 11 September 1936, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS. SPECIAL SATURDAY MORNING MATINEE 10.30 TO-MORROW 10-30 the gusty, bed-blooded .ROMANTIC TALE OF A YOUNG ADVENTURER WHO ROAMED THE BROAD HIGHWAY. -THE REGENTITHE REGENTDirection: Xrun.uu/u. J. C. Williamson Picture Corp. i>tcl. 2.15. DAILY. 8 p.m. In collaboration with Criterion Films We Present ANOTHER OUTSTANDING PROGRAMME. JEFFERY FARNOL’S JEFFERY FARNOL’S ‘THE AMATEUR GENTLEMAN* Brilliantly Portrayed by a Magnificent Cast, Headed by R . DOUGLAS t ; ELISSA ?AIBBANKS, JUN., Jordon Barker, . Esme Fercj, , ' Frank Pettmgell. Vn Amateur Gentleman who made a profession of getting what ho wanted! ... Sometimes ft was a man s fortune .ISome;ime» it was a woman’s kiss—and always re carried it off with a daring as keen as hi* wits and a smile as gay as hs heart ! United Artists Recommended by Jelease.) vIT ° ensor for Adults> ALSO, ‘COCK 0’ THE WALK,* Wait. Disney’s Greatest ; Silly Symphony. A Frolic of Absolute Delight.' See the Chicken Ballet : J do ‘the ‘ Carioca.’ LINDBERGH TRAVELOGUE, * SMART WORK ’ (Comedy). And THE REGENT ORCHESTRA In, Bright Selections. Plans D.I.C. and Theatre, Phone 12-513. £lO MUST BE WON! 24 Consolation ’ Prizes; gCBEBN SLIDE COMPETITION, ST. JAMES THEATRE. Closes Saturday, 12th. MUNICIPAL, TO-MORROW GREEN ISLAND. *j‘ 2.15 and 7.45. GRAND DOUBLE-FEATURE PROGRAMME. No. 1. Warner OLAND as Charlie CHAN inCharlie Chan .plunges into his weirdest adventure —with tooth-chattering Stepin Fetchit as his reluctant aide 1 . CHARLIE'CHAN IN EGYPT THEN No. 2. | STORMY WEATHER; I! i n- r... j'v .7 * • 1 ' ; i.hj-L— ! 'THefr 'inerirest mix-up! ‘ Saucy situations—Scintillating Scenes, Sinister schemes! (Both Recommended by Censor for Adults.) A Really Enjoyable Programme! . RESERVE AT REID’S, OB PHONE 23-925. YOU. will most likely find the article you wish to .buy advertised in the small jo oq, ?9J) - suran[oo poyisse[o jng theso columns—it will pay you. .