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Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 115, 12 November 1930, Page 2

ITHE PARAMOUNT THEATRE. J-HE PARAMOUNT THEATRE. (Courtenay place.) . NOW SHOWING: i (Twice Daily, 2.30 and 8 p.m.) Vox Movietone Talking and Singing Rotnancc of College Dajs and Broadway Nights. "CHEER UP AND SMILE." . "CHEER UP AND SMILE." ' "CHEER UP AND SMILE." With ; | DIXIE LEE. J ARTHUR LAKE. I - OLGA BACLANOVA. | In Addition: I PARAMOUNT AUDIO j f , FEATURETTES. J3ox Plans at Bristol aiid Theatre,

MERRY MADCAPS OF "RIO R*ITA" 2HERRY MADCAPS OF "RIO RITA" CUTTING CAPERS IN NEWEST CUTTING CAPERS IN NEWEST COMEDY SENSATION! COMEDY SENSATION 1 Dazzling comedy spectacle with bounding Jove stoiy . . . riotous comedy scenes . • . lavishing choruses of gorgeous girls, and a gale of brand-new song hits! ISPHE" PARAMOUNT THEATRE. l*HE' PARAMOUNT THEATRE. . STARTING FRIDAY NEXT. STARTING FRIDAY NEXT. [World's greatest comedy team tops its jtrork in "Rio Rita" with the dizziest concoction of "riotous fun the screen has ever known! kadio's juggernaut of joy! Radio's juggernaut of joy: You'll Never Forget "THE CUCKOOS' "T HE CUCKOO S" "T HE CUC X O 0 S" "THE CUCKOO S"' « T H E CUC X 0 O S" "I-H E CUCKOO S" "T HE CUC X O 0 S" "IHE CUCKOOS" Jftlighty Ten Part Special, with Marvellous Technicolbur- Sequences^ Featuring those Inimitable Comedianß of "Rio Rita" fame, BBRT^VHEELER-ROBERT WOOLSEY fcERT WHEELER-ROBERT WOOLSEY bert wheeler-robert woolsey Bert wheeler-robert woolsey jbert wheeler—robert woolsey Mighty Cast includes Hugh Trevor, iborofchy Lee, June Clyde, and an Array of-1000—all Gone Mad! Unquestionably TOE COMEDY SENSATION THE COMEDY SENSATION OF ALL TIME?"1 OF ALL TIME! Secure Early Reservations at Bristol and {Theatre (latter TeL 21-842). PARAMOUNT^ POPULAR PRICES.

?THE QUEEN'S THEATRE, [i-HE. QUEEN'S • THEATRE, THE QUEEN'S THEATRE. ' (Upper Cuba STOW SHOWING, NIGHTLY, S o'clock. 'First Wellington Release. [BIGirXWO-FEATURE -BILL! J^ Smashing, Dynamic Underworld AH- . Talker! "THE RACKETEER." "THE RACKETEER." Wilh ROBERT ARMSTRONG, CAROL LOMBARD, And Good Supporting Cast. Sfo. 2.— AH'Talking! All Comedy! ' "SAILORS' HOLIDAY," ' "SAILORS' HOLIDAY," • ' ' 'With"' I ■S&AN HALE '' SALLY EILERS | $he Nautical Laugh Sensation of the I / Season. ' ' BOX PLANS AT THE BRISTOL. ! ..POPULAR PRICES: Is to 2a 3d. |

SHORTT'S THEATRE. HORTT'S THEATRE. Continuous "Talkies," Noon-10 p.m. 2ow Showing! . Now Showing! British Super-Production that has broken records wherever screened. "THE AMERICAN PRISONER." "THE AMERICAN PRISONER," "THE AMERICAN PRISONER," %. glorious picturisation of the famous novel, By EDEN PHILLPOTTS. By 3. Romance of the Napoleonic Days iv 1813.. . .- "THE AMERICAN PRISONER." "THE AMERICAN PRISONER." '•THE AMERICAN PRISONER." ©resented and superbly acted by an AllBritish cast, featuring CARL BRISSON England's Greatest Comedy Star, and MADELEINE CARROLL, England's acknowledged screen beauty. Splendid Supporting "Talkie" Featurettes. Reserves, at Theatre, or Tel. 41-219.

COMING-> FRIDAY NEXT. I fresh from a Record-breaking Season in Auckland, ' BETTY COMPSON ' BETTY' COMPSON In "WOMAN TO WOMAN.'* "WOMAN TO WOMAN." B*he Greatest Talking Epic of the Screen.

rARTCRAFT THEATRE "TALKIES." ««-RTCRAFT THEATRE "TALKIES." " TO-NIGHT—At B—TO-NIGHT. Easily the most gripping, thrilling, absolutely. awe-inspiring film that has ever graced Vthe talking screen. BENITA HUME, DENNIS NEILSON-TERRY, Jfed a big cast of English Stage Stars, \. ' . ■' In" ••THE HOUSE OF THE ARROW," KTHE HOUSE OF THE ARROW," "■"THE HOUSE OF THE ARROW," '•THE HOUSE OF THE ARROW," 'THE HOUSE OF THE ARROW," t-THE HOUSE OF THE ARROW," i *THE HOUSE OF THE ARROW," ! i "i'THE HOUSE OF THE ARROW," I 1 *THE HOUSE OF THE ARROW," ' "THE HOUSE OF THE ARROW," , IRoam through the mysterious interior of fiie "House of the Arrow." Accompany (Detective Hanaud into the mo&t secluded jpooks of the underworld; trace the dreadful doings of the brutal '"Scourge." ("A" Cert.—-Adult Audiences.) ' Supporting Items! ""VIVA-VOCAL" AUDIO SOUND FEATURETTES. f Bos Plan, Tel. 43-968, after 6.30 p.m.

SjiMPIRE THEATRE, ISLAND BAY. *^MPIRE THEATRE, ISLAND BAY.' THIS EVENING, at 8 o'clock, thrills! Action! Humour! "THE LEATHERNECK," "THE LEATHERNECK," With WILLIAM BOYD. more especially for adults.) jprama, swift-moving, gripping—stirring adventure: —relentless revenge—amazing, realistic. Q thrilling adventure story of three musketeers of the marines in the Orient. \ SPECIAL SOUND SUPPORTS.

toEGAL THEATRE,.' KAB.ORL : TO-NIGHT—S- o'clock—TO-NIGHT. "BLACKMAIL," ' "JBLACKMAIL," • IWith Amy. Onga, John Laugden, and Donald Calthorp. BSie girl who dared was. the girl who repnted, -srhen her folly brought Blackmail 1,0 the ones'she loved. An all-British talkie. W'A." Cert. Recommended for adults.) 'GOOD ALL-TALKIE-SUPPORTS. Friday and Satin-day: ' '"_; ■ 'mmUE FEAT-ÜBE mOOSSMOSB,'