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Evening Star, Issue 22455, 28 September 1936, Page 11

amusements. LAST TWO DAYS—‘CHARLIE CHAN AT THE CIRCUS’ (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) W K ADVISE EARLY HOOKING AT LEGO'S. ..iiiiillllllliillliMif f|pHE GRAND Direction of Amalgamated Theatres. 2.15 p.r.i. DAILY 8 p.m. —WEDNESDAY ANOTHER DELIGHTFUL PROGRAMME. ‘ Two in the Dark * is one of the most thrilling and unusual mysteries yefc to come to the screen. Patrons are requested not to disclose to friends the final solution of this suspense-packed story. 1 ‘ TWO IN ‘ TWO IN ‘ TWO IN THE DARK.’ I DARK.’ DARK.’ WALTER ABEL. MARGOT GRAHAME. ERIC BLORE. (An R.K.O. Picture Recommended for Adults.) AND AN ASSOCIATE FEATURE THAT MAKES THIS PROGRAMME ONE OF THE BEST ENTERTAINMENTS WE’VE SCREENED . ‘HERE COMES TROUBLE’ ‘HERB COMES TROUBLE’ HI JINKS AND HILARITY ON THE HI SEAS. Cultured crooks . . . phoney professors . . . boob burglars . . . smooth smugglers . . . coal-holo comics ... in a stormy scramble on a seagoing madhouse —make tliis comedy one that you will enjoy from start to finish. • . Starring— PAUL KELLY. AELINE JUDGE. MONA BARRIE, GREGORY RATOFF. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) BE WISE, BOOK AT BEGG’S.