THE PAR AMOUNT THEATRE. HE PARAMOUNT THEATRE. THE PARAMOUNT THEATRE. MORE THRILLING THAN EVER! Chevalier's Second Sound Production and his Greatest by Far! ' ■ NOW PLAYING TO CAPACITY HOUSES! Being Presented TWICE DAILY (2.30 and 8 p.m.) ...TWICE'DAILY (2.30 and S p.m.) Now, more than ever, tlu idol of the entertainment world, Maurice Chevalier, in the screen's first original musical romance, "THE LOVE PARADE"—the New Show World Hit of Hits. 'GAY . . . DAZZLING . . . COLOURFUL UOMANCE set to the tunes of lilting and captivating tunes! T'..e King of Hearts. The King of Entertainment. MAURICE CHEVALIER. MAURICE CHEVALIER. MAURICE CHEVALIER. MAURICE CHEVALIER. Dashing, Daring Debonair. When a young cjueen, bored to death, kisses a man with a scandalous reputation for love affairs—things happen—to entertain you as you've never been entertained before. "THE LOVE PARADE," "THE LOVE PARADE," "THE LOVE PARADE," "THE LOVE PARADE," With Charming •JEANETTE MACDONALD, JEANETTE MACDONALD, JEANETTE MACDONALD, LUPINO LANE, LILLIAN ROTH. LUPINO LANE! LILLIAN ROTH. Supporting Cast of Hundreds. HEAR THE SONG HITS ON "HIS MASTER'S VOICE RECORDS!" Box Plans at Bristol and Theatre. Ring Tel. 21-842 for Seats. QUEEN'S THEATRE. UEEN'S THEATRE. QUEEN'S THEATRE. (Upper Cuba street.) NOW SHOWING: NIGHTLY 8 o'clock. FOX MOVIETONE ALL-TALKING * SOUTH SEA THRILLER! An Exotic South Sea Beauty melts cold New England in a vibrant Movietone romance with songs. ■ "SOUTH SEA ROSE," "SOUTH SEA ROSE,?' ' . "SOUTH SEA ROSE," With ' LENORE ULRIC, LENORE ULRIC. CHARLES BICKFORD, KENNETH MACKENNA, TOM PATRICOLA, ■ FARRELL MACDONALD. A Big Cast in a Thrilling, Colourful Adventure Romance. OUEEN'S SOUND FEATURETTES. Box Plans at The Bristol. Prices Is to 2s. 'ARTCRAFT THB£ESS ■fr-RTCRAFT THEATRE TO-NIGHT, at 8, TO-NIGHT. Gangland was out to get him. "JOSEPH SCmLDKRAUT^^^^ Tn "THE NIGHT RIDE," "THE NIGHT RIDE," "THE NIGHT RIDE," "THE NIGHT RIDE," "THE NIGHT RIDE," "THE NIGHT RIDE." "THE NIGHT RIDE." 'THE NIGHT RIDE." '•THE NIGHT RIDE." 'THE NIGHT RIDE:" A htc-iaw diama of citvNiliadow&! Gangland at wai —IloaiU as cold as the blue steel oi then automatics. Also. Also, FRED THOMPSON FRED THOMPSON, in "KIT KARSON " "KIT KARSON." "KIT KARSON." "KIT KARSON." "KIT KARSON.". "KIT KARSON." Action! Suspense! Drama! A Thrilling Story of Life in the Golden West! Reservations Tel. 43-96S after 0.30. "vtew- princess theatre. -LVew princess -theatre. now showing. Gertrude lawrence gertrude lawrence gertrude lawrence ' gertrude lawrence "the battle of paris," "the battle of paris," "the battle of paris," "the battle of paris," "the battle of paris," And "FLAMES." ■ "FLAMES." "FLAMES.1' "FLAMES." "FLAMES." "FLAMES." "FLAMES.'' "FLAMES." In support: GAZETTE. SERIAL. COMEDY. \ DEFINITELY! The Final Screening of NORMA SHEARER'S Marvellous ALLTALKING Society Drama Triumph! This evening at S sharp. KILBIRNIE KIN-MA. ILBIRNIE . KINEMA. . : FASCINATING NORMA. SHEARER, NORMA SHEARER, in '■THE' LAST OF MRS. CHEYN.EY." 7TTHE LAST _OF MRS. CHJ3YNKY." (Recommended by the Censor as more' suitable for adult audiences.) The adventures of a London girl "Raffles!" KINEMA SOUND SUBJECTS. Reserve at Theatre Confectionery (Tel. 14-202) and Bristol Piano Co. ■ SHORTT'S THEATRE. HORTT'S THEATRE. An outstanding programme of high-class pictures and delightful music. No. 1 Attraction—One of the Greatest British Productions Ever Screened in Wellington, "ZERO." "ZERO." "ZERO." "ZERO." "ZERO." . " "ZERO." (Recommended for. Adult audiences). A dramatic triumph of tense appeal, ' ' featuring STEWART ROME FAY COMPTON * Laughter! More Laughter! Incessant Laughter. A veritable 90 li.p. cyclone of merriment! COLLEEN MOORE, COLLEEN MOORE, In her greatest and best comedy-drama, '•NAUGHTY, BUT NICE." "NAUGHTY, BUT NICE." Splendid Supporting Programme. FULL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, Mr. Reg. Brown, Musical Director. E\V~ ' QUALITY THEATRE. Humbcr street, Island Bay. Where Talkies Sound Best. COMMENCING. TO-NIGHT. 100 per cent. All-Talking Mystery Special, "ON TRIAL." "ON TRIAL." Witli Pauline Frederick, Bert Lytell, and Lois Wilson. Who killed Gerald Trask? To whom did the finger of suspicion point? The jircntcFt All-Tajking Mystery ever • " depicted on the screen.
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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 123, 27 May 1930, Page 2
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