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Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 14, 16 July 1931, Page 2

THE -QDEEN'S"• ■■' THEATRE. X'HE' ".""QUEEN'S ' .THEATRE. ':■■ ■ •-Upper Cuba streot. Final Screening To-night. - - Mnal Screening To-night. "THE RAMPANT AGE," THE- QUEEN'S THEATRE, ■•■•HE" ■ QUEEN'S THEATRE, : ~: (Upper Cuba street.) COMMENCING TO-MORROW NIGHT. COMMENCING TO-MORROW NIGHT. :" (Matinee Saturday,' 2.30.) BIG ENTERTAINMENT! ,;.;... BIG ENTERTAINMENT! The First of the Queen's Theatre's New Big Movie Season. Attractions! A WHIRLWIND DRAMA OF THE PLAINS. WITH: 'THE GREATEST COWBOY. OF THEM ALL IN THE MOST ' THRILLING ROLE OF HIS CAREER.- ' ■ A Cyclone of Thrills. . '•.■■'. "'-THE- LONE RIDER." ' ," THE LONE' RIDER." "THE LONE RIDER." " ' " THE LONE RIDER," "THE- LONE;'RIDER." ■ :«THE LONE RIDER." ' "THE LONE RIDER." .. 'S THE LONE RIDER." ■ - ■■-■ " THE LONE RIDER." Buck Jones, the daredevil rider of the ■plain;: in. sir- great 'all-talking picture! '..;..•'"'•;'."-■ Buek'.''joNEsi'-: " BUCK JONES. .-■—.-■ BUCK "JONES. ■■'- BUCK JONES. BUCK JONES. . • . - BUCK iTONES. . ■ ; BUCK JONES. Positively'his Greatest "Talkie" Success, with VERA REYNOLDS and Big Cast. "Lone Rider" contains" an exhibition of superlative daring and hazardous horsemanship never before equalled on the screen! SUPER ACTION!—SUPER THRILLS! •YEAR'S BIG WESTERN PRODUC- " ' :" : . " ' TIONI QUEEN'S POPULAR PRICES. j . ':--' Ift js Cd, and 2a (no.tax). ! , - ■■■PARAMOUNT THEATRE. j L '.; Paramount theatre. ; '(Tivice Daily, 2.30 and 8 p.m.) j ";"' LAST SHOWING TO-DAY - ' JOE E. BROWN . .JOE X..BROWN .-■.-:■,::.'.-.. JOE E. BROWN ; .:.::■:::■ :.■■:■, :ln ::.:. ■ '" •" ""going wilp." _.. .-~ «?-6oing wild.", . .. -.'.■• .."going-..wild." . paramount : ' theatre.' •Paramount theatre. paramount ...theatre.: '■■:. commenclng to-moreow! j commencing to-morrow! | ■ ' ■-,: '■-..:;■-■■■: ■ ' ." ' 1 'A. First 'National'and '. Vitaphorie Dramatic : ' ~ ■'..■' Triumph! '-.' DAVrb BELASCO'S MOST FAMOUS. PLAY. NOW "BROUGHT • ■'•' TO THE AUDIBLE SCREEN. --; An Immortal Western Classic, L3l BmasKhig story, of redemption and regeneration, with c. sweep on the screen ' that was impossible on the stage! ■ j •"THE-GIRL OF THE GOLDEN WEST,"] "THE GIRL-OF THE GOLDEN WEST," i ■'•THE GIRL OF THE GOLDEN WEST,"\ "THE; GIRL OF THE GOLDEN WEST," 1 "THE..GiR : L"OB1 THE GOLDEN. WEST,"..; "THE GIRL OF THE GOLDEN WEST," ' "THE GIRLOF THE GOLDEN WEST," . "THE GIRL OF.. THE GOLDEN WEST," "THE-GIRL.OF-THE GOLDEN WEST," : "THE GIRL OF THE GOLDEN WEST," • Starring the "One Girl in a Million!" Thebrilliant "Holiday" and "East lynne" star. in her finest emotional role, ANN HARDING, ANN HARDING, ANN HARDING, I ANN HARDING, 1 ANN HARDING, 1 , ANN HARDING, ANN HARDING, 1 ANN HARDING, ANN HARDING, In the greatest tiiumph of her stage and pcreen career ... an achievement you'll keep amongst your fondest memories. JAMES RE\ TNIE JAMES RENNIE And HARRY BANNISTER. HARRY BANNISTER. Hugo Supporting Cast includes: ff. FARHELL MACDONALD, BERT ROACH GEORGE COOPER, and ARTHUR STONE. •An Unforgettable Triumph! -UNSURPASSED SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. . j TJo.v; Plans at Bristol and Theatio. ' "i iTDRITANNTA -THEATRE. . •"BITANNIA THEATRE. " - BEST AND MOST. By far the Best Continuous Talkie Show in Wellington. 'Continuous from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. LAST NIGHT iAST NIGHT. GARY COOPER in ;. GARY COOPER in "THE TEXAN." ' '"THE TEXAN." "THE TEXAN." "THE TEXAN." I "THE TEXAN." "THE TEXAN/'."THE TEXAN." "THE TEXAN.*! "THE TEXAN." "THE TEXAN/'-; COMMENCING TO-MORROW, FRIDAY ■ COMMENCING TO-MORROW, FRIDAY f "I DID'T KILL HIM-FM INNOCENT.""! The poignant cry of a woman wrecked byj Jove. Seared by the withering flame of | man's inhumanity! JOHN BOLES and JOHN BOLES and LUPE VELEZ in LUPE VELEZ in "IIESURRECTION" "RESURRECTION" "'RESURRECTION" "RESURRECTION? "RESURRECTION" "RESURRECTION" "RESURRECTION" "RESURRECTION" "RESURRECTION" ."RESURRECTION". "RESURRECTION" /'RESURRECTION" John Boleß at his romantic best as the , dashing, irresistible; gay young blade. . . liiipe Velez,- triumphant in the screen'ssupreme emotional role! ADULT.AUDIENCES ONLY. : . In Addition: . ■•' BRITANNIA FEATURETTES. . BRITANNIA . FEATURETTES. Box Plan at ■ Theairo or TeL dO-618. nmiii '■■■'■" ARTCRAFT THEATRE I*HE ' ARTCRAFT., -, THEATRE "(Opposite Parliament Buildings). -1 ... -FINAL PRESENTATION TO-NIGHT■'■• : • ■■■-• At 8-,'. ...:. TO-NIGHT pount Leo Tolstoi's Greatest Novel. Made ' "' " ' iuto a picture.Eensation. '-""^-^--"RESURRECTION."' v':- >;.." "RESURRECTION." ■--■"RESURRECTION." ;:: .. : '': -.' "EESURRECTION.". : (A;- Cerfc.^-Adult Audiences.) '■•'■"■■' ■'■' With ■".'■'■',, " "I7LJPE VELT32, JOHN- BOLES. ' •'-. LUPE-. VELEZ, .JOHN BOLES. 'the Boul-stirrin^ story of the heart-cry of d..womah::cr.ncihed on the .cross of Love. COMMENCING TO-MORROW, at 8 p.m. ■'•••' ItUTH CHATTERTON, .-" : -RUTH CHATTERTON, Brilliant, Fascinating, -Charming./in : '-'SARAH AND SON." ' ■-■■ ■ -'-'SARAH AND SON." "SARAH AND SON." ■ '':: "MR AH AND SON." Poignant! ~ Human! Dramatic! ■ Also: " ARTCR'AFr FEATU KETTES. Box Pl*?. Telephone 43-068 after 6.30 p.m..