Matinees will Re-commence on Friday , next, DTI LUXE THEATRE. X LUXK THEATRE. DX LUXE THEATRE. (Courtemiy place.) NOW SHOWING. EVENINGS ONLY, S o'clock. EVENINGS ONLY, S o'clock. Gripping military love .romance with, a tremendous climax—packed with thrills, drama, and appeal. "HIS FIRST COMMAND." "HIS FIRST COMMAND." (Pathe All-Dialogue Production.) Starring, in his most virile role, WILLIAM BO YD. WILLIAM BOYD. Yoir'vc laughed at Boyd before—You'll roar at his antics and be thrilled with his adventures as a cavalry recruit! .' DOROTHY SEBASTIAN; DOROTHY SEBASTIAN, I More charming than ever. As JUDY GAYLORD. Supported by Gavin Gordon, Helen Par->-ish. Paul Hurst, Mabel Van Buren, Dlmrles Moore, and hundreds of others. DE LUXE AUDIO FEATURETTES. And PAUL T. CULLEN AT THE WU.RLITZER ORCHESTRAL UNIT. BOX PLANS at BRISTOL AND Aitken's. i rpHE ARTCRAFT THEATRE. -*■ HE ARTCRAFT THEATRE. (Opp. Parliament Buildings) TO-NIGHT—At B—TO-NIGHT. j A delightful comedy-drama of the resource-1 fill efforts of a revue company to "save i the show," featuring J BETTY BALFOUE, BETTY BALl'OUl!, MAURICE EVANS, MAURICE EVANS, In.et 100 per cent. All-Talking Burlesque, | '•RAISE THE ROOF." "RAISE THE ROOF." "RAISE THE ROOI-V "RAISE THE ROOF/'. j For a, good honest laugh you must see this picture, with its excellent .music, exquisite ballets, and daring costumes. "RAISE THE ROOF" "RAISE THE ROOF'" | -RAISE THE ROOK" I -RAISE THE ROOF" With a Vengeance. A picture of the lugubrious comedian, the , tragedian, and the leading lady who had known better times. Supporting Programme; ARTCRAFT SELECTED FEATURETTES. Box Plan, Tel. 43-965, after 6.30 p.m. ING'S THEATRE. ING'S THEATRE. (Best Sound in Town.) NOW BEING PRESENTED. Twice Daily, at 2.30 and S. The'■ First and Only All-Talking Production of LON CHANEY An amazing and exciting Drama, teeming with thrills and sensation. j "THE UNHOLY THREE." "THE UNHOLY THREE." "THE UNHOLY THREE." "THE UNHOLY THREE." "THE UNHOLY THREE." ("A" Cert.—Adult Audiences.) In Addition: ! .KING'S SOUND FEATURETTES. Featuring The Funniest Men on the Screen. LAUREL AND HARDY in -BLOTTO." "BLOTTO." "BLOTTO." "BLOTTO." BOX PLANS AT BRISTOL. POPULAR, PRICES: ,1s to 2s lOd. BRITANNIA THEATRE. RITANNIA THEATRE.: BEST AND MOST. By far the Best Continuous Talkie Show in Wellington. Continuous from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. HEAR A real girl almost misses HEAR j AND romance when the real AND' SEE thing comes along. SEE LOIS MORAN and LOIS MORAN and LOIS MORAN and WALTER BYRON' in WALTER BYRON in WALTER BYRON 'in "KOT DAMAGED." •''SOT DAMAGED." "KOT DAMAGED." "NOT DAMAGED.' "KOT DAMAGED." '•NOT DAMAGED." -NOT DAMAGED." -NOT DAMAGED." HEAR A delightful story of HEAR AND youth and romance with AND SEE an O. Henry twist. SEE A Greenwich Village apartment or a tworoom flat—which should she take? In addition: BRITANNIA FEATURETTES. BRITANNIA FEATURETTES. Bos Plan at Theatre or Tel. 40-GIS. —— — j A MORNING OF SURPRISES. A MORNING OF SURPRISES. MEET FATHER X'MAS AT THE •O RITANNIA THEATRE. •° RITANNIA THEATRE. NEXT SATURDAY MORNING NEXT SATURDAY MORNING AT 10.30. EVERY CHILD ATTENDING THE MORNING SESSION WILL RECEIVE A. KM AS STOCKING. KMAS STOCKING. XMAS STOCKING. 1 XMAS STOCKING. XMAS STOCKING. XMAS STOCKING. XMAS STOCKING. XMAS STOCKING. XMAS STOCKING. Full of Surprises. SEND THE KIDDIES ALONG. SEND THE KIDDIES ALONG. ! . j RAILWAY SERVICES. ipilK TRAIN YOU WANT, ■*-HE TRAIN YOU WANT. !DEPARTURES FROM T3ORNDON STATION:For Auckland: 2.0 p.m., week days; 7.15 p.m. Sun., Mo., Tn., We.. Th.. Fri. For New Plymouth: D.55 a.m. week days. For Waoganui: 9.55 a.m., 2.0 p.m. (change at Marton) week days. For Napier: 9.20 a.m. week days. For Palmerston N.: 8.18 a.m., 9.20 a.m., 9.55 a.m.. 10.17 a.m., 2.0 p.m., 5.40 p.ai., week days; 7.15 p.m. Sun., Mo., Tu., We.. Th., Fri. DEPARTURES FROM LAMBTON BTATION:For Wooaville, Palmerston N., and Napier: 7.50 a.m. For Masterton: - 7.50 a.m., 4.15 p.m. |T!ail\ray Sight-seeing Buses dail to Beautiful Hutt Valley—twelve minutes' service. DIAL TEL. 44-120 FOR PASSENGER INFORMATION. n'HMWMA¥~ljn3ti~T^t^^il~(^en *-* Warehouse Co., 22, ISlafnsl. (opp. l-Coifrtenay-p], P. 0.1. ■3. ...
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Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 144, 16 December 1930, Page 2
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