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Evening Star, Issue 22459, 2 October 1936, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS. “WE CONSIDER THIS FIRST-CLASS ENTERTAINMENT THAT CANNOT FAIL TO PLEASE ALL PATRONS.” —The Management. .iiilllllllllllilllliii. rpHE GRAND ■'"illllllllllllir Direction of Amalgamated Theatres. 2.15 p.m. DAILY - 8 p.m. Book Early at Begg’s and Avoid Disappointment. Phone Reservations Not Held After 7.45. A BAFFLING MYSTERY THAT WILL HOLD YOU SPELLBOUND AND amazed! ‘ Two in the Dark * is one of the most thrilling and unusual mysteries yet to come to the screen. Patrons are requested not to disclose to friends .the final solution of this suspense-packed story. ‘ TWO IN THE DARK ’ ‘TWO IN THE DARK’ (An R.K.O. Picture Recommended for Adults.) WALTER ABEL, MARGOT GRAHAME, ERIC BLORE. And an Associate Feature that makes this Programme one of the Best Programmes We’ve Screened. ‘HERE COMES TROUBLE’ Starring— . PAUL KELLY, ARLINE JUDGE, MONA BARRIE, GREGORY RATOFF. (A Fox Picture Approved for Universal Exhibition.) jy^UNICIPAL, GREEN ISLAND. 'll' TO-MORROW At 2 and 7.30. GRAND DOUBLE-FEATURE PROGRAMME 1 FEATURE No. 1. THE GREAT STORY OF THE WEST, With GEORGE O’BRIEN, I | GEORGE O’BRIEN, ( I GEORGE O’BRIEN, | | — ln The one star who can make all its thrills live again! ‘ WHEN A MAN’S A MAN.’ * WHEN A MAN’S A MAN.’ ‘ WHEN A MAN’S A MAN.’ See your favourite Western Star—in the West’s most glorious drama. THEN FEATURE No. 2. An Aerial Epic Over Africa. Mr and Mrs Martin Johnson’s ‘ BABOONA.’ |||!l Thousands of Thrills! ‘BaBOONA.’ ||lU Amazing! Terrifying! ‘BABOONA.’ Illil Unbelievable—until ‘ BABOONA.’ |!||| you see them. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) PLEASE NOTE.—Owing to length of Programme Afternoon Session Commences at 2 p.m. and Evening Session 7.30 o’clock. RESERVES, Reids or Phone 23-925. VEDIG VEDIC YEDIC VEDIC AFTER OCTOBER Ist THE VEDIC CAFE WILL BE OPEN FOR SUPPERS ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS ONLY.