WATCH COMMITTEE PROPItEcy CHAIRMAN ^l^ HE Swansea Borough Council, tember 20. discussed again • tion of Frederick Oliver Conryt h „ of Tycoch Road, Sketty, Swansea, a director of the Grand Theatr.. for transfer of the licence for p.• , , if stage plays from Mr. Bryne, iii.ii.age

Lee . Tracy, Mae Clarke. Peggy Shannon. Jack Holt. Genevieve Tobin, George H. Stone.

, • Warner Baxter and Myrna Loy In CROOKS IN CLOVER, Trade shown on Wednesday by li-B-M

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Shooting on "Aunt Sally " has centred on the huge night-club set, and much spectacular footage has been successfully exposed. The Rainbow song, which forms a part of the opening night of Club Melody, and which features Cicely Courtneidge, was photographed from every conceivable

Chas. Crathorn. manager of the Savoy, King's Norton, Birmingham. arranged a tasteful lobby display for his special request week when the films " Middle Watch" and "The King's Cup" were screened. Two lair circular backgrounds some eight ft. high were arranged on which was the nam

A REMINDER " Strictly Personal " Cards for _ __ - 5,000 Persons Hes:dents in Clifton were intrigued last w..-ek by a stnail envelope marked " Strictly Personal," which was handed to them by a stranger. Ibi opening the envelope they found ti at it contained a small card, which adv

riding in and out of the scene the show was given an atmosphere of reality by the use of an effects projector to produce falling snowflakes. . •• The Good Companions " (Gaumont• Heal) was also being given a good, boosting a‘ this house, and in another display will low, Manager P

10•24 II 28, FLORAL STREIT, LONDON, W•C•2• PHONE - TEM. BAR 7464 Any Colour Scheme matched SePtember 28, 1933 Kinemas Planned 'b 4 • ° • 4 • \ Major C. H. 8011, managing a' of C. H. Bell d Co., Ltd., the • .nsulting engineers responsible for the and stage work at the Bournemouth