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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1930.
COMMENCING THURSDAY October 9th
DAILY AT
5.10 p.m.
CENTRAL THEATRE
Paramount's Sound Pictures R
A
2,15 p.m."
7.15 p.m. & 9.20 p.m.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10th (CHINESE NATIONAL DAY) SPECIAL MATINEE At 11.30 a.m. Prices: $1.00, 70 cts., 50 cts. & 30 cts.
ARRIVED AT LAST
AT THE THEATRE
WHERE IT BELONGS!
THE STAR OF STARS
RUTH CHATTERTON
Distinguished Dramatic
Star of Stage and Screen
NANCY CARROLL
Irresistible Red Haired Beauty
HEAR!
"Sweepin' the Clouds Away" "Any Time's the Time to Fall in Love"
"I'm in Training for You" 2 "Let Us Drink to the Girl
of My Dreams" "Dancing to Save Your Sole" "My Marine"*
"All I Want Is Just One Girl" "What Did Cleopatra Say?". "Nichavo"
"Isador the Toreador" "Song of the Gondolér
GORGEOUS
TECHNICOLOR SCENES!
HOLLYWOOD'S
GREATEST STARS
Pepping Up! Stepping Out!
With the most
Beautiful Girls!
MAURICE CHEVALIER
The Wonder Boy From Paris
CLARA BOW
The "It" Girl
BUDDY ROGERS
Everybody's Boy Friend
MITZI GREEN
Paramount's Wonder Child Actress.
\\SONG HITS
Distributed
Free at
Theatre
CREAM of SCREEN and STAGE STARS RICHARD ARLEN, JEAN ARTHUR, WILLIAM AUSTIN, GEORGE BAN- CROFT, CLARA BOW, EVELYN BRENT, MARY BRIAN, CLIVE BROOK, VIRGINIA BRUCE, NANCY CARROLL, RUTH CHATTERTON, MAURICE CHEVALIER. GARY COOPER, LEON ERBOL, STUART| GRWIN, KAY FRANCIS, SKEETS GALLAGHER, HARRY GREEN, MITZI GREEN, JAMES HALL PHILLIPS HOLMES. HELEN KANE, DENNIS KING, ABE LYMAN AND HIS BAND, FRE- DRIC MARCH, NINO MARTINI, DAVID NEWELL, JACK OAKIE, WARNER OLAND, ZELMA ONEAL, EUGENE PALLETTE, JOAN PEERS WILLIAM POWELL, CHARLES "BUDDY" ROGERS LILLIAN ROTH, STANLEY SMITH, FAY WRAY.
MAURICE
a Paramount Picture
with scenes in TECHNICOLOR
SEE AND HEAR
CHEVALIER
AND HIS FIFTY femmes SING
"Sweeping The Clouds Away"
Also.
"Ye Old Melodies" Screen Song and Paramount Screen News
THE WORLD'S BEST
JAZZ BAND
Supplying The Music
"Abe Lyman & His Night Club Band"
PARAMOUN PADA DE
ON
A SUPER-PRODUCTION AT OUR POPULAR PRICES TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT. PLEASE BOOK YOUR SEATS EARLY At Anderson's (Tel. 21322) of THEATRE (Tel. 25720)
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