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Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 66, 19 March 1931, Page 2

■'prices to meet the •times- . EVENINGS:..StaIIs Ib, Is 6d, and 2s; Dices' Circle, 2s Od; Lounges, 3s Id'(plus tax). . MATINEES: Stalls* Is; Dress Circle, Is tid (Children Half-i)rice). DE ■;'.. . . LUXE . THEATRE. E - •LUXE THEATRE. ..-...' ...Final. Screening. To-night. . TWO BIG FEATURES! (Great Comedy!— Great Drama!) —FIRSTLY Brilliant adaptation of. the .'New York - :Musical Comedy Sensation, "TOP SPEED," ■' "TOP SPEED/ . ■..'.. '.'TOP SPEED." A First National and Vitaph.one Hit. JOE E. BROWN, JBERNICE CLAIRE, JOE E. BROWN, BERNICE CLAIRE, With Jack Whiting'and Big Cast. —SECONDLY-— A Dramatic Thriller of English High Society! Polished! Sophisticated!' "A- NOTORIOUS AFFAIR." "A NOTORIOUS AFFAIR." With BILLIE. DOVE—MONTAGUE LOVE, KAY FRANCIS, BASIL RATHBONE, BOX PLANS BRISTOL and THEATRE. THE DE LUXE THEATRE. HE DE LUXE THEATRE. THE-... DE LUXE . THEATRE. (Courtenay place.) .. COMMENCING TO-MORROW. COMMENCING TO-MORROW. (Two Sessions Daily: 2.30 and 8 p.m.) —— -. —"BILLY THE KID." , ... ■: .. ..■ ..■-.. "BILLY THE KID." A SUPERB "TALKIE."— A SUPERB "TALKIE." ■ King Vidor's historic drama of the West —An outstanding einetua achievement! PACKED WITH INCIDENT, DRAMA, AND- THRILL - THERE'S NEVER BEEN A PICTURE LIKE IT! The most vivid character of the thrilling '■good, bid days" of the West comes to.life ■■■••.- again on the screen. AN EPIC PRODUCTION ENACTED ON A MAGNIFICENT SCALE! Historically"'Authentic, Thrillingly Roman- .■... .'tie, Amazingly Gripping! "BILLY THE KID/ ; "BILLY THE KID." ..-.., f' BILLY THE KID." -■■-•'■■• "BILLY THE KID." "BILLY THE KID." ■ • • r :■" BILLY THE KID." .-• •••." "BILLY: THE KID." . : . ."BILLY. 'THE-KID." -.. : "BILLY THE KID." . (A : ■Me.tro-.G.oldivyii-Maj-eil ; All-Talking :! ■' •-. :■-'Special Attraction.). The/-'.'ilaUue"..thov whole..1, .world..'has. been waiting'for!\ iiA' tale of the most fearless and --popular outlaw the historic Old West ever knew. '■".• -.' .JOHN MACK BROWN : • JOHN MACK BROWN ' : :, .:■.. JOHN MACK BROWN ,"'• "T.."■'""(lVs.''''Billy The Kid") ' ' ""' :.-:.. '.WALLACE.BEERY . ■ ■ WALLACE BEERY WALLACE BEERY ■"'■■■- 7TAs "SEe'riff Pat'Garret't) ' '■-::■ .KAY JOHNSON - . .KAY JOHNSON ' KAY JOHNSON ; "(A- Brilliarit".Part "as """Claire"), • ... ' ' With . •••■ ;-• KARL DANE, -' RUSSELL SIMPSON, . .'"Supporting"cast 61 hundreds. "Billy- the -Kid- relates -the stirring happenings •at 'Lincoln,' Nett" Mexico, during the-' famous -"cattlemen's .war" of- 1878 v 1871), and 1880. The career of William Bonney cluring tjiatitime "is the crus of the wildest ■ point the Wild West ever reached. "BILLY THE KID"—A GREAT LOVER BUT A. GREATER FIGHTER! Outstanding Metro-Goldwyu-Mayer ■ Audio Featurettes.' '. BOX PLANS AVAILABLE AT BRISTOL AND THEATRE. BOOK NOW! '■'■'■■. ■'• -Final Screenings, TOJ)AY, 11 a.m. to 10 p.m., TO-NIGHT. "VTEW -■■"• PRINCESS THEATRE. ™W-., .,',''. PRINCESS .-. . THEATRE. ''"'" 'PRICES' THAT PLEASE! 2s (plus tax), Is 6d, Is. Children halfprice. ■'.'■' : "FOR THE DEFENCE," '•FOR THE DEFENCE." '■'■ "FOR THE DEFENCE." .'. . . WILL.LAM JPOWELL . ;..■:■..■• ; WILLIAM POWELL ■;■ :, : COMSMCING TO-MORROW. •' ■" ; 7;e.OMM;HNCING.TO-MORROW.- ~ : ';".'v.Mc-re' Chinning- than Ever! • ■• "-'■'■ 'Maurice Chevalier . maurice. chevalier.. . ■-■•'■ maurice chevalier' :■ ■ maurice chevalier ■- ■\- '■■maurice chevalier . .. ■'-.;'';■•;-.,■ ■■ ",-';tn.- : .■■..'',■;■" "... ; ''■ ■ "THE ..BIG .PQND.". ■ .'■■'■ "THE BIG POND." •' ."THE, BIG POND."' ; "THE BIG POND." ■.' ~ "/THE "BIG POND." "THE BIG POND." "THE BIG POND." ;. ; "THE BIG POND." ' . . Breeding along in'-gales of' laughter and frivolity. .. . Chevalier A will---delight you in this gay -:-'--- _'-.- •; ■ • ■ comedy. : ' ' ' ■■' 'Also,PRINCESS FEATURETTES! And " "SPELL OF .THE CIRCUS," """ . Serial. . ®sss:; --.v.-;..gsi?B: Continuous from .11. a.m. to 10 p.m. TO-NIGHT. Last Night" of'one' oE the finest picture' entertainments presented in Wellington ••'•"-■'■ • for many "month's.' RUTH CHATTERTON. ■■''■■ RUTH CHATTERTON. "THE DUMfcC?:^ " "THE DUMMY.;; "THE DUMMY." "THE DUMMY." And "GEORGE BANCROFT . GEORGE BANCROFT .-----• •■- i v "LADJES LOVE BKUTES." ■ ' "LADIES LOVE jBRUTES." -"LADIES LOVE BRUTES." ■ -'..; COMMENCING "FRIDAY: RONALD CO LMAN' RONALD" COLMAN - In - '■BULLDOG DRUMMOND." -BULLDOG DEUMMON.p."V A United Artists' Production. R"~EGAL ■-.'IHEAT.Rk] KARORI. TO-NIGHT, 8 o'clock, TO-NIGHT. FOX MOVIETONE SPECIAL; "WOMEN, EVERYWHERE." "WOMEN EVERYWHERE." With Harold Murray, Fifi Dorsay. ;■■ 4 nun-runner, running suns, runs amiss, into adventure, prison, and the arms of a beautiful woman. Passion and love in a tropical clime. . ALL-TALKING COMEDY. ALL-TALKING COMEDY. MOVIETONE NEWS. MOVIETONE- NEWS. O~~~jm THEATRE, NEWTOWN. UR . THEATRE, NEWTOWN. FINAL SCREENING TO-NIGHT, 7.45. J.HAROLD,M P RRAY, oR . iATERRxSj In the Romantic Musical Drama, , "CAMEO ■ KIRBY." "CAMEO KIRBY." COMMENCING FRIDAY, 7.45: The All-talking Romance of Daring Birdmen — "THE SKY HAWK/ "THE SKY HAWK." (PAPITOL THEATRE, MIRAMAR. FINALLY TO-NIGHT: "THE MIDNIGHT MYSTERY" (Adult Audience Recommendation), COMMENCING TO-MORROW: ■ PAUL WHITEMAN in "KING OF JAZZ." Something new in Screen Itcviie.-. I V Ukl.y Mcu.se JUul-e will be yiven will) I ~,',n\, sixpenny ticket aO the Saturday ' -//jr.* ■ "- Jlatinee, _, .„.._ .--.,. ,