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Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 3, 3 July 1931, Page 2

QHORTT'S T.HEATR E. THEATRE. Continuous from 11 ii.in. to 10 p.m. TO-DAY! TO : DAY! TO-DAY! The Most Stupendous Picture Entertain - nieiit ever presented in AVcllington. •:.... UNITED ARTISTS' Magniiieent All-Tall;ing and Singing Masterpiece, "THE BAD ONE" . /•THE BAD ONE" ■••THE BAD ONE" :'" -THE BAD OX.E" - : -THE BAD ..ONE"" " :' . "THE BAD ONE" ' 1 ■-. '•■'l'llH BAD ONE" ■;;. '-. ; "THE BAD ONE". '."' ■ (A" Cert. Rceomniended for Adults.) A-fascinating, scintillating all-talking lov.- ■■ -drama of a modern Circe and u grea: lover of the seas. Alivo with, human interest! Aaparklo with rollicking humour. Featuring DOLORES'DEL RIO DOLORES DEL RIO ' '■ ' - And EDMUND LO\VT. .EDMUND LOWE. Big Supporting Programme, Including ■"MICKEY TILE MOUSE CARTGOX," '. , "PATHE GAZETTE," '." ''..-•' . And .'GEORGE SIDNEY and CHARLIE MURRAY '.'. In one of the Greatest Comedies ever filmed, ;':: "GO TO BLAZES." - '•' GO TO ■ BLAZES." If ever you .laughed, you'll laugh at tluV Comedy. It's ;i Scream. PARAMOUNT THEATRE ' J- JARAMOUNT , . THEATRE ' PARAMOUNT TIIEATRF. (Ccurleuay place.) NOW SHOAVING. DAILY, 2.30. — NIGHTLY, S o'clo.-k ' DAILY, 2.30. -—:. NIGHTLY, S o clock. ;'" ' Tjtid WEEK STARTS TO-DAY! ".. .: -2nd- WEEK STARTS TO-DAY! • The Screen's Sweethearts Re-united in the1 Yeiir's'Most Sensational Drama ot Love, o; ■ '--'Sacrifice, of Regeneration! ■ '"THE MAN " WHO CAME BACK." ""THE MAN WHO CAME 3AGK." 1 -"THE. MAN WHO CAME BACK," • "THE- MAN-AVHO GAME BACK." : "THE MAN WHO CAME BACK." ■ ■ ' • A Brilliant Modern Story, ' Witli :',7 -VNET GAYNOR - CHAS. FARRELL ; ifANET GAYNOK - CHAS FARRELL :JAX-ET-GAYNOF - CHAS FARRELL JANET GAYNOF — CHAS FARRELL In their finest appearance-together, with "^'KENNETH M'KTiINNAT' ' WILLIAM HOLDEN, MARY FORBES, And other Accomplished Artists. -Tl-TRTLEINGLY ENACTED IN NEW YORK, SAN FRANCISCO, HONOLULU, AND SHANGHAI. Box Plans Bristol and Theatre, and filling rapidly. Secure Early Bookings. rpHE QUEEN'S " THEATRE. ■J-HE QUEEN'S THEATRE, TO-NIGHT-S o'clock-TO-NIGHT. MATINEE TO-MORROW, 2.30. Rex Pictures Present . "EX-F'LAME." ".EX-FLAME." ("A" Certificate—Ad lilt. Audience.) XEIL HAMILTON, MARtON NIXON, r-NORMAN KERRY. ■ ■ iu'*n Modernised Version of the World Famous "EAST LYNNE." ALL HEART THROBS. ALL THE MOTHER LOVE. ALL THE JEALOUSY. You've seen tlie Old—Now see the jSTow Version. .PATHE -NEWS. spß<n&7'7-7; .- comedy. ''TI-IE LEATHE-R-S USKEKS." -■'■ J'in'al Round.;- Champion,/, /'OPULAR,.PRICES, \ Is..to..:2s, -No tax. Plans at Bristol Theatre. Tel 22-33-L BRITANNIA . TrrEATRE. RITANNIA THEATRE. BEST AND MOST. By far the'B'est Continuous'Talkie : : . .., • Show in -Wellington^;. r> Continuous from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. HEAR'' A ■- Great Musical.. Coni-: HEAR AND ■ edy Success.- - AND SEE:" Song?. Songs. '-Songs, SEE. NANCY CARROLL and • --'- NANCY CARROLL and ; . CILVRLI'IS ("BUDDY") RODGERS in - 'CHARLES ("BUDDY") RODGERS in '"FOLLOW THRU."."I'OLLOW THRU." "FOLLOW THRU." "FOLLOW THRU." ''■FOLLOW THRU." "FOLLOW THRU." HEAR A-MUSICAL COMEDY- TIEAR -VND A MUSICAL COMEDY AND SEE A MUSICAL COMEDY. SEE In Addition: BRITANNIA FEATUKETTES. "BRITANNIA FEATURETTES. Also "THE LEATHER PUSHERS." '•THE LEATHER PUSHERS." Box Plan-at Theatre or Tel. 40-GIS. NOW SHOWING, 1J a.m. to 10 p.m. Daily. •vyj<:w princess theatre. 1> E\V PRINCESS TIIEATRE. Pieseul-, CLARA BOW i CLARA BOW CLARA BOW j . In' ' .. " I 'A hilarious romance of marriage mixups, "HER. WEDDING NIGHT" "HER AVEDDING NIGHT" "HER AVEDDING NIGHT" "HER WEDDING NIGHT" Clara and a great cast of comedians— .-"'■ "" RALPH FORBES, SKEETS GALLAGHER, ' CHARLES RUGG-LES, riotously guy in a French farce of ', ■. matrimonial embarrassments. IN SUPPORT: j : -".FINGER- PRINTS," Serial. And NEW PRINCESS FEATURETTES IFor information or reserves telephone PL'heatrc, 42-080. TTILBIRNIB • . KINEMA, &. new note in screen 'entertainment, witfc the master of funsters at his funniest, CHARLIE CHAPLIN, .. .In ■. . . : ' "CITY LIGHTS." A mirth-provoking collection of big, little, .'ind extended laughs to set the . whole •world rockiiig with uproarious laughter PoDular Prices, Is to, 2s 3d, plus tax. OUR THEATRE, . NEWTOWN. UR. THEATRE, NEWTOWN. TO-NIGHT, 7.15, TO-NIGHT. For Positively 3 Days Only. The Great British Comedy, "THE MTDDLE AVATCH." "THE MIDDLE WATCH." "THE MIDDLE "WATCH." J'i'om llu; Slml'lesbiivy Theatre, with the original cast of players-, including OWEN NARES,- ' DODO -WATTS, JACQUELINE LOGAN, JACK RAJNE. Played aboard 11..M.5. Falcon by pcrinistiou of the Admiralty. The laugh of ;i iii'climc! •