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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 85, 13 April 1929, Page 4

LAST NIGHT'S BIG HOtJSE •CONVULSED WITH LAUGHTER! A Unanimous Verdict— A Unanimous Verdict— "THE KID'S CLEVER." "THE KID'S CLEVER." "THE KID'S CLEVER." "THE KID'S CLEVER." He invents an automobile, which ' i-uus on land and sea, does parlour tricks (the boy, not the car), and a hundred other things too hilariously funny to describe. TV3 LUXE THEATRE, X'E LUXE THEATRE, DE LUXE THEATRE, AGAIN TO-NIGHT, S. I I AGAIN TO-NIGHT, 8.- 11 Universal' Pictures Present ■ The Go-getter Daudy of the Screen. GLENN. TRYON GLENN TRYON GLENN TRYON GLENN TRYON GLENN .TRYON In a Thrilling, Exciting, Spontaneous Comedy Romance, "THE KID'S CLEVER." "THE KID'S CLEVER." "THE KID'S CLEVER." "THE KID'S CLEVER." "THE KID'S CLEVER." "THE KID'S CLEVER." "THE KID'S CLEVER." "THE KID'S CLEVER." You'll never forget that car of his —every bit as much at home in the water as on land, therefore can be JcEfc out in all weathers without risk of rheumatics, or influenza - - DE LUXE PICTORIAL SUPPORTING BILL Includes THE LIFE WORK THE LIFE WORK OF ROSSINI. OF ROSSINI. A Further Music Master Production. INTERNATIONAL NEWS, EMPIRE NEWS BUDGET, COMEDY. DE LUXE MUSTC DE LUXE MUSIC PRESENTATION PRESENTATION (Director —Emanuel Aarous>) Overture (by Special Request)—"TALES OF HOFFMAN (Offenbach), intiodncing the famous Barcarolle—OßCHESTßA DE LUXE. BOOKING.—Box Plans at Thealie. Ring Tel. 23-080 for Reservations. ONLY EXCLUSIVE PICTURES OF SOUTHERN CROSS HEROES. Depicting. Arrival in Dominion. Now Showing. "REGENT THEATRE. •^EGENT THEATRE. The Homo of Entertainment;. 2.15 p.m. TWICE DAILY. 8 p.m. TWO OUTSTANDING PICTURES. THRILLS! DRAMA! ROMANCE. "MIDNIGHT MADNESS." : "MIDNIGHT MADNESS." "MIDNIGHT MADNESS" Slai'iing . JACQUELINETC^AIT"] JACQUELINE LOGAN J And i OLIVE B"ROOK i CLIVE BROOK j IN A DRAMATIC STORY OF LOVK IN THE JUNGLES OF SOUTH AFRICA. The Laugh Boys in Another of their Ribtiekling Comedies, KARL DANE i ' ' KARL DANE | And GEORGE K. ARTHUR j GEORGE K. ARTHUR j funnier than "Rookies." i "BROTHERLY LOVE 35 1 "BROTHERLY LOVE" A Mctro-Goldwyn-Mayer Production. LITE AND LAUGHTER IN THE PRISON CELLS. WATCH THE CROOKS HIDE WHEN PARDONS ARE GIVEN OUT. A LAUGHTER TONIC DISPENSED BY THE KINGS OF MIRTH. REGENT REVUE OF WORLD EVENTS ARTHUR FROST AND THE REGENT OPERATIC ORCHESTRA IN A SPECIAL MUSICAL SCORE. Box Plans at the Theahe (Tel. 44-144) and Bristol. fPMPIRE THEATRE, ISLAND BAY. •^MPIRE THEATRE. ISLAND BAY. TO-NIGHT US TO-NIGHT. WILLIAM HAINES WILLIAM HAINES In -•■ "EXCESS BAGGAGE." „■■■-■ "EXCESS BAGGAGE." "EXCESS BAGGAGE." lhrills, laughter, romance. It's Billy's Best. 2- "CHEYENNE," "CHEYENNE." ..: •; "CHEYENNE." ' With • • ••- KEN MAYNARD. The utmost in outdoor adventure. A thrilling story of the rodeo! 3— ■ HAL ROACH COMEDY. HAL ROACH COMEDY. MEW PRINCESS THEATRE. x>iEW •• PRINCESS THEATRE. NOW SHOWING. Continnoug 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Presents "MOULIN ROUGE." "MOULIN ROUGE." "MOULIN ROUGE." ■-. "MOULIN ROUGE." ! "MOULIN ROUGE." "MOULIN-ROUGE." Undoubtedly the greatest drama of stage- ".. ■ . ■ land you havo witnessed.' OLGA TSCHECHOWA, OLGA TSCHECHOWA, JEAN BRADIN, EVE GRAY, JEAN BRADIN, EVE GRAY, And'a magnificent cast of 1000 extras, including tho famous "Paris-New York" Revue. ■ " ADDED ATTRACTION: GILDA. GRAY in "DEVIL DANCER." gILDA GRAY in "DEVIL DANCER." G|LDA q.jj AY in "DEVIL 'DANCER." GILDA GRAY in "DEVIL DANCER." GILDA GRAY-in "DEVIL DANCER." Mysterious Tibet—a golden dancer—a great lover—deep, dark menace. All talents of Gilda woven into drama to excite, fascinate, and thrill. In Support: j ■ "The-Vanishing Rider" serial" SCENIC-CARTOON. . HUTT VALLEY HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. GREAT AUTUMN FLOWER SHOW NEXT WEDNESDAY, 17th APRIL. Opened by Mrs. T.M. Wilford, F.R.HS. TtTAGNIFICENT Display of Chrysanthe- ■"■^ mums. Hydrangeas, Fruit, Vegetables, Sewing and Cooking. Sale Flowers and Sweets. Afternoon Tea. Take bus to Post Office. Entries close Nooa, Tuesday. A. J. NICHOLLS, Secretary, Box 19, Lower Hutt. r . J~~UST Fancyl -Hardware, Crockery, Drapery, Carpets, Linos., and all Furniture and Furnishings on Kenners' easiest terms in .N.Z., or for cash. Opp. King's Theatre, Manners-st. .