Two Shows a Night
New London Idea (THE policy-of two shows a night, instituted. by C, B, Cochran with his spectacular musical production, "Follow the Sun," is proving very popular in London. The: first performance begins at 6.30 p.m, and the-second at nine o'clock, By this means many suburban Londoners, who had been forced to forego evening shows on account of catching trains and buses, are now able to attend the theatre at 6.30 and still reach home at a moderately early hour. Ivor Novello’s big musical play, "Glamorous Night" is now running on a. twicenightly policy at the Coliseum, and proving very successful. In the meantime Mr. Novello is attracting crowded lLouses to His Majesty’s where "The Happy Hypocrite" is being staged, rT IIIT III IIT ae E77
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Radio Record, Volume XI, Issue 1, 10 July 1936, Page 34
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129Two Shows a Night Radio Record, Volume XI, Issue 1, 10 July 1936, Page 34
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