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Evening Post, Issue 19, 23 July 1934, Page 2

CAPACITY AGAIN ON SATURDAY! MAJESTIC. SESSIONS: AJESTIC. 11 a.m., 2.15 p.m , MAJESTIC. 8 p.m. The "Musical" that has everything! JACK HALEY, GINGER ROGERS, GREGORY RATOFF, THELMtA TODD, LEW CODY, JACK OAKIE I — And - ' The Hundred Hollywood Honeys. | -In- | "SITTING PRETTY" "SITTING PRETTY" ' "SITTING PRETTY" "SITTING PRETTY" ■ "SITTING PRETTY" . • "SITTING PRETTY" (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) — And - A BRILLIANT "FIRST HALF"; (AND EVENINGS ONLY) The Augmented MAJESTIC STAGE PRESENTATION BAND --(Conductor.—Ed. Silver.) — Featuring — .-It You Were the Only Girl in the -World," with Dance Interlude by Mr. rßert Cross and Miss Maida Wilson, "Hot Carmen," and "Dancing Lady." Reserve Now at D.I.C. or Theatre. SATURDAY NIGHT'S AUDIENCE said: "The Best Play in Years." pAßAMOuxi"~"^^>- * I —J- —; ~~"r DAILY—At 2.15 and S. - BRITISH LION'S TREMENDOUSLY' , • POWERFUL PICTURISATION. ' DRAMA COMEDY. "THE MAN WHO "THE MAN WHO '. "THE MAN WHO 'CHANGED HIS NAME." CHANGED HIS NAME." CHANGED HIS NAME." ' - WHY??? You'd never guess! ; (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) British-Dominions. Films Present LYNN HARDING, ' LYNN HARDING, BETTY STOCKFELD, BETTY STOCKFELD, And a London Cast -in a Play of DRAMATIC MAGNETISM, WITH GREAT COMEDY RELIEF, I A MOST SURPRISING FINISH. \ ATTRACTIVE ATTRACTIONS: "PATHE'S" ENGLISH NEWS," "ARNHEII LAND" (Australia). '• " CHARTING OUR COASTAL LANES."1 PAUL T. CULLEN , At the Wurlitzer. -Book D.I.C. or Theatre. Tel. 51-542. [ BOX PLANS FILLING BOX PLANS FILLING At D.I.C. AND THEATRE (Tel. 51-812) FRIDAY NEXT at 8 p.m. j (Matinee at 2.15), ! MOST POPULAR PICTURE MOST POPULAR PICTURE IN THE WORLD TODAY. BRITISH DOMINIONS FILMS * . Present H. B. WARNER H. B. WARNER THE NOBLEST STORY EVER TOLD BY PEN OR IN TALKING PICTURES. «_ O> "WORRELL "SORRELL .I^^ And "v^ WARWICK '• DEEPING. A PERFECT PERFORMANCE. | A British and Dominion Epic. j BOOK YOUR.SEATS—NO EXTRA FEE! MAGNIFICENT ENTERTAINMENT. ! TWO GRAND ATTRACTIONS! . SCREENING CONTINUOUSLY, 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Daily. BSSSB thIS: 1 SPARKLING COMEDY, — With — •JAMES DUNN. LILIAN ROTH, "BUDDY" ROGERS — In —' "TAKE A CHANCE" -— "TAKE A CHANCE" (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) The musical comedy hit of years! The picture packed with brilliant cntertaiu- ' second Attraction: .No di^amatio aerial sensation play has ever been seen here that could compare SIR ALAN COBHAM'S - 1 • —- "THE KING'S CUP" —. "THE KING'S CUP" (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Starring the intrepid airwoman, DOROTHY BOUCHIER. And her equally daring husband, HARRY MILTON. , ENTERTAINING SUPPORTS. The Chapter Play, i «PERILS OF PAULINE." , Box -Plan at Theatre. Tel. 40-618. QUEEN'S : THEATRE. UEEN'S ■.'■•■•:'. THEATRE vQUEEN'S THEATRE. i TONIGHT —S — TONIGHT. 1 ■TWO'-M.GJI. SPECIALS. Thrills—Mystery—lntrigue! ! A terrific pulsating drama of life in Indo« ; China, "The End of the Earth." CLARK GABLE-JEAN HARLOW . CLARK GABLE-JEAN HARLOW In their greatest masterpiece, l "HED DUST" "RED DUST"! "RED DUST" "RED DUST"! , (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) : Then an inspiring drama o£ the Fighting ' Fleet. I "SHIPMATES" "SHIPMATES" "SHIPMATES" "SHIPMATES"! -" SHIPMATES:" —- " SHIPMATES " i Starring a Big Cast, with j •ROBT. MONTGOMERY, DOROTHY, i ' JORDAN, ERNEST TORRENCE, HOBART BOSWORTH. ' (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) POPULAR FAMILY PRICES. , •——— _| OUR THEATRE, NEWTOWN.' , UR THEATRE. NEWTOWN. i ■.TONIGHT 7.45 TONIGHT! The old folks fell into hot water . . . the daughter fell in love . . . tfca car fell in a ditch . . . and you'll fall oft' your seat laughing at "MR. SKITCH." "MR. SKITCH." Starring WILL ROGERS, ZASU PITTS. WILL ROGERS, ZASU PITTS. ; (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) In addition: Excellent Supporting Programme. "REGAL THEATRE, KARORI. ■*-*> (Heated Nightly.) Double-Feature Programme. .'. "1— "I LIVED WITH YOU," With IVOR NOVELLO. Sparkling Comedy and Intensely Human > Situations make Delicious Film Fare. 2— "WAY OF THE WILD." A splendid, interesting,^ and entertainingpicture of special merit. (Recommended by.Censor for Adults.) Wed. and Thuts.: "Morning Glory.-'?