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Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 74, 28 March 1931, Page 4

X ' ~~~ <■' S EXTRA SPECIAL FOX NEWS. :< EXTRA SPECIAL FOX NEWS. MADAME MELBA'S FUNERAL, '"" ' MADAME MELBA'S FUNERAL, ' MADAME MELBA'S FUNERAL, Depicting Unforgettable Scenes witnessed ; in Melbourne when Australia's Supremo Artist is reverently laid to rest. ' — NOW SHOWING. ' | "PARAMOUNT THEATRE, j , -*• ARAMOUNT THEATRE. ' ; ' DAILY, at 2.30. NIGHTLY, at 8. i ■ A Wonderful Double-Star Programme. . 2 BRITISH "TALKIES." 2 ! •J BRITISH "TALKIES." 2 ' SINGING, DANCING, AND NOVELTY' ' ' SINGING, DANCING, AND NOVELTY DE LUXE DELUXE I ' . A Gorgeous Musical and Dra- . matic Spectacle of the Foreign • ] Legion and London's night life. l , "SONG OF SOHO" - "SONG OF SOHO" "SONG OF SOHO" — "SONG OF SOHO" ' i "SONG OF SOHO" — "SONG OF SOHO"., Starring the Beau Brummel of stage j ! and screen, ■ CARL BRISSON CARL BRISSON ! CARL BRISSON With a Cast of English Favourites. No. 2 AttractionBritain's Famous Comedian, WEE GEORGIE WOOD, — — WEE GEORGIE WOOD, WEE GEORGIE WOOD, i WEE GEORGIE WOOD, Iv a Hilarious Comedy Riot —a real Mirthquake of Laughter and Fun, "THE BLACK HAND GANG." "THE BLACK HAND GANG." "THE BLACK HAND GANG." j All at Paramount's "Meeting Condition Prices." " Matinees, Is and Is Cd; Evenings, Is, Is Gd, 2s, and 2s 6U (plus tax). Children, Half-price to all parts. Bos Plans at Bristol and Theatre; THE QUEEN'S THEATRE. lIE QUEEN'S THEATRE. (Upper Cuba street.) AGAIN TO-NIGHT,,S O'CLOCK. BIG TWO-FEATURE BILL! :' Ife^KSo^SVl - , . . EXPEDITION! Jungle' Thriller Supreme! . , ' f-'SIMBA" — '■ SS A» "KTMB'i" ' SEVIBA ■ .|gißA- ;;sraßA;; "SIMBA" "SIMBA" ' THE LION WAR OF THE LUMBWA < • ■ TRIBE. World's Greatest Thrills! Not a Scene Staged! ' ' ; i Amazing Adventures in the Jungles of Darkest Africa! 2sfo 2 ' ' . Fox Movietone Comedy Success! , Big Laughs and Big Thrills! ! "TfTE BIG PARTY." ' i ■ , "THE BIG PARTY." ,' , ' "THE BIG PARTY." • ' .Featuring SUE CAROL, DIXIE LEE, WALTER CATLETT, FRANK ALBERTSON, "Whispering" Jack Smith, and many others. 1 THE 'PLAY LIFE OF A GREAT CITY VIVIFIED FOR THE SPEAKING i' ,' ' , SCREEN, r .POPULAR PRICES: Is to 2s 3d.'. B1 RITANNIA ' ' THEATRE RITANNIA THEATRE ,-, ; BEST AND MOST. \ . Prices to Suit All, 6d to Is 6d.'' 1 , ■ Prices to Suit All, 6d to Is 6d. 1 t By far 'the Best Continuous Talkie Show ', , in Wellington.'Continuous from 11 a.m. io 10 p.m. ' HEAR Full stop ahead! Lights HEAR [ AND red. But she laughs. AND ! SEE" Speed, speed, is what-she ' SEE demands. j CLAUDETTE COLBERT and - ■ , !, CLAUDETTE COLBERT, and ' ' I ' FUEDRIC MARSH in' FREDRIC MARSH in "Manslaughter" "Manslaughter" ! ■• "Manslaughter" "Manslaughter "Manslaughter" "Manslaughter i. '-Manslaughter" - "Manslaughter ' ' "Manslaughter" "Manslaughter "Manslaughter" "Manslaughter' - "Manslaughter" ■ "Manslaughter' '.'Manslaughter" "Manslaughter HEAR Rich! Ritzy! Beautiful HEAR . AN I") ' —but' slie can't get away AND SRE •' with murder SEE In Addition: BRITANNIA FEATURETTES. •/ ■ BRITANNIA FEATURETTES. •' •- SATURDAY'S PRICES: _ Prices to Suit all: Matinees, Cd to Is 6d; Evenings, Is to 2s, plus tax. , ' QIIORTT'S ' THEATRE. '• . THEATRE. Continuous from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. To-night's Supreme Attraction United Artists' Mighty Masterpiece, "THR LOCKED DOOR." "'Tfni LOCKED DOOR." - . "THE LOCKED DOOR." • ■ (Recommended for Adult Audiences.) A magnificent production crammed full with intense drama and dynamic/ action. , Featuring HOD LA ROCQUE, WILLIAM BOYD, ' ' BETTY BRONSON. And an All-star Supporting Cast. "THE LOCKED DOOR." "THE LOCKED DOOR." !The master picture of daring intrigue, ' subtle mystery, and supreme sacrifice. 1 ' Splendid Supports: COMEDY, TOPICAL, " And '•TALKIE" FEATURETTES. . - CTAR THEATRE, NEWTOWN. •^tar theatre, newtown. , - to-night—to-night. ' lina basquette, , robert armstrong ; in "CELEBRITY." ,-_ ■ "CELEBRITY."' 'A. thrilling story of prize-fighters, -with a ',- . well-staged ,contest as a climax.1 . f> WILLIAM BOYD in < "THE NIGHT I^LYER." r ' "THE NIGHT FLYER." 1 f- A sensational railroad drama. i; , A,picture too good to miss. "Celebrity ..] 7.45 p.m. J- , "Night Flyer" ,9 p.m. ?; The whole world has paid an enthusiastic y, tribute to the golden voice of JOnN M'CORMACK. ■ HEAR AND.SEE HIM TO-NIGHT. .' Now Showing. 8 p.m. Now Showing. ' J£ILBIRNIE KINEMA. -" JOHN M'CORMACK and big supporting '' cast in ■ "SONG O' MY HEART." Youth, Love, and Laughter woven into a wistful romance by the beautiful tenor '! voice of . JOHN M'CORMACK. Fox Movietone Featurettes. 'Reserve at Theatre, Tel. 14-202. T?MPIRE THEATRE, ISLAND BAY. Ju THIS EVENING, at 8 o'clock, I—A Thrilling, Tuneful Romance of the Foreign Legion: "WOMEN EVERYWHERE." With J. HAROLD MURRAY, FIFI ; - DORSAY. The story of a gun-runner who escapes tho \ 'law and joins the Foreign Legion. Love, ; hate, adventure—in intriguing pleasure- } crazed Morocco, 'midst its Legionnaires, I Arabs, and women. Don't Miss This. The Biggest Thrill for . Years! "WOMEN EVERYWHERE." 2—"HONEST CROOKS," Special Comedy. 3— ]r O x Movietone News. Coming! Monday and Tuesday! The biggest ,and greatest rirens picture ever attempted: "SWin? High." All the thrills, all the fun, all tho laughs of a real circus! : That's "Swing High,"