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Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 144, 16 December 1930, Page 2

PPSE PARAMOUNT THEATRE. k*HE PARAMOUNT THEATRE. (Courtenay place-.) 2>AILY, at 2.30. —— NIGHTLY, at S. EXTRAORDINARY PARAMOUNT SUPER ATTRACTION! The Most Famous World-wide; Read Story, now a Stupendous All-Talkie Triumph! XAXE GREY'S StirringKANE GREY'S Breathless! Drama gANE GREY'S and Romance: SANE GREY'S ••Tin? "THE BORDER LEGION." BORDER. LEGION." .BORDER LEGION/ BORDER LEGION." BORDER LEGION." A Four-Star Dramatic Triumph, with. JttCHARD AR.LE>! FAY WRAY EUGENE PALLETTE JACK HOLT Paramount Audio Featuretles. ■4-SPLENDID SUBJECTS— i. Box Plans at The Bristol and Theatre. COMMENCING FRIDAY. COMMENCING FRIDAY. The Gorgeous Extravaganza. See the most wonderful fashion puivulc of all times in -ON YOUR BACK." ■•ON YOUR BACK.' ••'ON YOUR BACK."' "ON YOUR BACK.'' : S3io best-dressed rjicture of the year, with . IRENE RICH—H. B. WARNER. " IRENE RICH—H. B. WARNER. With a Big Cast ot' Stage Beauties. WVSE QUEEN'S THEATRE i-S- HE QUEEN'S THEATRE (Upper Cuba street). Again To-night, S o'clock. Again To-night, S 'o'clock. AN ALL-TALKIE THAT'S AN ALL-TALKIE THAT'S ALL LAUGHS! ALL LAUGHS! §fe&l Haines's Funniest Comedy—a Positive riot. "THE GIRL SAID NO." "THE GIRL SAID NO." ■■THE GIRL SAID NO," Starring WILLIAM HAINES, WILLIAM HAINES, WILLIAM HAINES, With kfclLA HYAMS, MARIE DRESSLEK, and POLLY MORAN. In addition: ;. QUEEN'S "TALKIE" SUPPORTS. 'POPULAR PRICES, Is to 2s 3d. -.BOX PLANS AT THE THEATRE. THE PROGRAMME SUPREME. Enthusiastically Acclaimed at $35 QHORTT'S THEATRE. At' ' ■ °HORTT'S THEATRE. AVHAT A CAST! SSSSSIE LOVE, CHARLES KING, MARIE DRESSLEK, POLLY MORAN, GEORGE K. ARTHUR, | In Sumptuous Comedy-Drama, "CHASING RAINBOWS." "CHASING RAINBOWS.'' "CHASING RAINBOWS." . "CHASING RAINBOWS." "CHASING RAINBOWS." A story that grips your imagination. 'A play that goes straight to the heart. Big song hits —continuous laughter. Dazzling technicolouT—superb entertainment. A Metro-Goldwyn Super-Masterpiece. Supported by Excellent "TALKIE" FEATURETTES. ■ Reserves at Theatre, or Tel. 41-210. NOW SHOWING. ,VIiW PRINCESS THEATRE, j <£*EW PRINCESS THEATRE.! .11 a.m. to 10 p.m. DAILY. ! > CLIVE BROOK CLIVE BROOK CLIVE BROOK in ''THE RETURN OF "THE RETURN OF I *'THE RETURN OP I ''THE RETURN OF I SHERLOCK HOLMES." ■■•■■ ' SHERLOCK-HOLMES." SHERLOCK HOLMES." . . SHERLOCK HOLMES." ALSO ' COMEDY CARTOON, and 3st Chapter New All-talking Serial, "THE INDIANS ARE COMING!" "THE INDIANS ARE COMING!" With COL. TIM M'COY and allene ray. seaside pictures, lyall bay. Seaside pictures, lyall bay. TO-NIGHT, at S o'clock. ENTERTAINMENT EXTRAORDINARY! Big Double-Feature Programme. &- •'■jazz: heaven," "jazz heaven." . With Sally O'Neil and Johnnie Brown. Djaiigh-peppered drama of two star-struck ikids hunting happiness in a wilderness of •jazz.' &- -RUNAWAY BRIDE/ "RUNAWAY BRIDE," Starring Mary Astor and Lloyd Hughes. A dramatic story of the consequences of. tinthinking marriage and pitfalls of headstrong love. A blazing headline story of blind elopement. Action, thrills, mystery. and romance. Telephone 18-393 for Reserves. EMPIRE THEATRE, ISLAND BAY. MPIRE THEATRE, ISLAND BAY. THIS EVENING, at 8 o'clock. Big Double-Feature Programme. 3~ "THE AWFUL TRUTH," With INA CLAIRE. rA, wife's pride and a husband's jealousy— two fatal stumbling-blocks to marital hapJiiness. You'll enjoy every scene of thin : dramatic, thrilling, appealing drama of | life and sentiment. 6- ALAN HALE In "SAILORS' HOLIDAY." A shipload of thrills and laughs in thi.-.-hilarious all-dialogue comedy of skylarking sailors who met some girls, then—don't ffliss seeing and hearing it! TJEGAL THEATRE, KARORI. TO-NIGHT, S o'clock, TO-NIGHT. "THE BIG PARTY." "THE BIG PARTY." Jf^Tth Sue Carol, Dixie Lee, Walter C'olletfc, and Whispering Jack Smith. ""A" Cert., Recommended for Adults. Wearing the curtain from the drabness of life—and behold —three lovely young livings— sweet as sugar and craving fun > with millionaires in a. million dollar j party. ALL-TALKING MOVIETONE SUPPORTS. /CAPITOL THEATRE, MIRAMAR. APITOL THEATRE. MIRAMAR. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. RONGOTAI COLLEGE NIGHT. PRIZE-GIVING. No Pictures. COMMENCING TO-MORROW, OLIVE BORDEN in "HALF MARRIAGE" •■HALF MARRIAGE" (Adult Audience Recommendation.) Companionate Marriage is put to the test; ija this romantic drama, OUR THEAjIRE, NEWTOWN. UR THEATRE, NEWTOWN. TO-NIGHT, 7.45, TO-NIGHT. NANCY CARROLL, NANCY CARROLL, In the All-Talking Comedy. ! , "SWEETIE." '-'SWEETIE.'' '■SWEETIE/ "OTTHETIt;' fhe : story concerns a, New York Chot us Owl who inherits a boy's college. &phndH Ronnti Supports, j •3