Monthly programme for the Palace"

Palace Cinema, Chester Road, Buckley

September 1925

PROGRAMME TEXT

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THE PALACE , LANE END, BUCKLEY

Proprietors…Cropper & Sons

No.67SEPT. 1925Free

Our Monthly Programme of Exclusive

STAR PICTURES

Commence nightly at 7.30

Saturdays 6 and 8.30Matinee 2.30

Holidays and special occasions as announced.

Prices 4d. 8d. and 11d.

Children's Admission to Matinee, 1d. 2d. and 3d.

Complete change of Programme every Monday and Thursday

WITH THE COMPLIMENTS OF THE MANAGEMENT

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OUR 2^ND PROGRAMME FOR THE PALACE 1925 SEASON

Seats (for Circle may be booked by post, Telephone No. 34) or by personal call

Thursday, Sept. 3^rd,

Mae Bush in NAME THE MAN. From Hall Caine's famous novel the 'Master of Man'. Caste also includes Patsy Ruth Miller, Conrad Nagel,Hobart Bosworth, Aileen Pringle, Creighton Hale etc.

Harold Lloyd Comedy

Monday, Sept. 7^th,

BROKEN BARRIERS featuring Norma Shearer, Adolphe Menjou, James Kirkwood and five other great stars. The class of picture you'll enjoy, because its human, because its life as we see it day by day.

Harold Lloyd

Thursday, Sept. 10^th,

Fred Thompson - the world's champion athlete in NORTH OF NEVADA. A splendid romance of Western life with Fred Thompson and his wonder horse Silver King. An outstanding production which you will thank us for booking.

Syd. Smith Comedy.

Monday, Sept. 14^th,

Jackie Coogan in LITTLE ROBINSON CRUSOE. Humour and pathos by the greatest of child stars. The story of a shipwreck among the cannibal islands - some wonderful adventures with really great acting. You'll laugh and you'll cry.

Franey Comedy.

Thursday, Sept. 17^th,

Fred Thompson in the MASK OF LOPEZ. Great scenes again with the horse Silver King. See how the thieves are bluffed into executing their own leader. There is also some keen humour.

Harold Lloyd.

Monday, Sept. 21^st,

IN A MONASTERY GARDEN. Featuring Viola Dana and Monte Blue. Based on the famous musical intermezzo of the same name, this picture is another of the year's most outstanding productions. Don't miss it. We recommend it as one of our very best.

Franey Comedy.

Thursday, Sept. 24^th,

Hoot Gibson in THE RIDING KID FROM POWDER RIVER. A great Western picture, some fine scenes in a ranch, first class horsemanship, thrills and romance. Included in the caste are Gladys Hulette and Tully Marshall.

Syd Smith….The fail Guy.

Monday, Sept. 28^th,

Blanche Sweet in TESS OF THE D'URBERVILLES. A tensely dramatic version of the story of Thomas Hardy. A picture, taken amidst a typical English setting that will grip you with its poignant tragedy.

Franey Comedy.

Commencement of a great new serial - JACK DEMPSEY in FIGHT & WILL Series. THE RIDDLE RIDERS.

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NOTES

We thank patrons for congratulations innumerable we have received regarding our August programme. We advertised it as one of our best, and have been told many times that there is no shadow of doubt that this is true. During the month we introduced Madame I'oma - you all know what she did and what a wonderful performance she gave. We hope during this month to be able to introduce another high-class variety turn.

WATCH OUR BILLS.

Regarding this programme - there is not a picture included but that should appeal to a Buckley audience - every one is picked specially to suit. There are two great Fred Thompson productions; a Coogan super; picture version of one of the finest musical selections 'In a Monastery Garden' and a great picturisation of the famous 'TESS' story

We must also mention the 'Fight and Win' series - a popular addition to our programme featuring the inimitable Jack Dempsey. If you see the first you'll want to see the lot.

COMPETITION. As above, we are running 'In a Monastery Garden'. There are many young violinists in the district. We offer a prize of £1 to the local young man or young lady (under 21 years of age) who gives the best rendering of this fine piece of music. Entries to be in not later than Thursday Sept 17^th.

Author: Anon

Monthly programme for the Palace"

Palace Cinema, Chester Road, Buckley

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