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Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 17, 20 July 1931, Page 2

D>. ~' LUXE'<. ' .THEATRE. X : LUXE "'-■- THEATRE. DE.. x'/LUXE •■■ THEATRE. ■■-' .. ....(Couftenay place.) ■'.. • ~_ NOW" SHOWING. .. DAILY, 2.£"■-■■■■ ... ■ NIGHTLY, at 8. DAILY, - 2.-30.,— at 8. Another Colossal British Entertainment! ■■'■jaKiTiSH-IXTBKNATiONAL'-., ■ .... ■•■■...;./ Present ~" C." ■•--.. '" 1 EDGAR WALLACE'S "C EDGAR' WALLACE'S -.'-": . ' ;':■, EDGAR :; WALLACE'S >'; . Sensationally Successful Mystery'"Story, : "the .yellow, mask" ■ . ■•■■ "the Yellow mask." .. "the yellow mask" •-. "the yellow mask" "■"the yellow mask" ; (Thrilling adaptation of ; ' VI'THE TRAITOR'S GATE"'), ■>■ ' ' Great British Cast includes: '.. WARWICK WARD', DOROTHY SEACOMBE, WILFRED TEMPLE, LtIPINO LANE, WALLACE LUPINO, HADDON MASON, and Hundreds of Others! ' ; Orchestra de luxe\ , (Direction: L. D. Austin)., . THE AVDRLITZER ORGANS' • • "■ "(Pa'uTCulleDatCbnsole). BOX PLANS BRISTOL and THEATRKK ING'S THEATRE. ING'S THEATRE. - (Best Sound-in Town.) NOW SHOWING: TWICE DAILY, 2.30 and S. fteturn Season of Fox Movietone" Successor to "Sunny Side Up." "JUST IMAGINE" The Biggest Spectacu"JUST IMAGINE" Jar Musical Novelty '•JUST IMAGINE" Picture, of the year, "JUST IMAGINE" - ' with ' . "JUST IMAGINE" EL BRENDEL, '"JUS'I IMAGINE" EL BRENDEL, "JUST IMAGINE" Maureen O'Sullivan, "JUST IMAGINE" Marjorie . White, "JUST IMAGINE" Frank Albertson, "JUST IMAGINE" John Garrick. "JUST IMAGINE" A story stirring with "JUST IMAGINE" • surprises. "JUST IMAGINE" The longest, loudest "JUST IMAGINE" laugh of your whole "JUST IMAGINE" life. And -the most "JUST IMAGINE" amazing entertain"JUST IMAGINE" ment of all time. • In Addition: KING'S SOUND FEATURETTES. Box Plans Bristol.and-Theatre.. ~.; . POPULAR PRICES: Is to 2s Gd. (No Tax). fvUR THEATRE, NEWTOWN.. THEATRE, >, NEWTOWN. ■-:■ TO-NIGHT-and TUESDAYS " -—.•'•,. LEWIS'STONE ~..,-''._. Inl the AU-.talking Drama, "STRICTLY UNCONVENTIONAL." "STRICTLY UNCONVENTIONAL." (Adult Aiidience Recommendation.) The..jheight of eleyer, glittering dialogue is reached in this uproarious comedy. . Special Added Attractions include THE LAUREL-HARDY MURDER ; -'■/ CASE. .■ '■. ■■ EMPIRE THEATRE;' ISLAND - BAY. J^MPIRE THEATRE, ISLAND BAY. THIS EVENING, at 8 o'clock. SPECIAL! SPECIAL! SPECIAL! Every Scene a Climax! — Every- Climax a Miracle'!. "THE- BIG TRAIL." Hair-raising fights with savage Indians. Wagon-trains plunging over cliffs; Terri. fying stampedes/of maddened buffalo. _W.ilhoufc--.&..doubt the most/ spectacular picture ever produced. "THE BIG TRAIL." FOX MOVIETONE NEWS. XTILBIRNIE " KINEMA. Received with Unprecedented Enthusiasm .. by Saturday's. Huge Audiences! T-;he;-\A.:IJ-Laiighing, All-British Comedy :■-:■-- - - -Triumph}—-■ -.., -■ -.^PLUNDER.-" -- -.- ■'-'.■■/' " "With- '• - . TOMWAJ,LS s . ' . ..^ALPII LYNN. •WiNIKRED SHOTTERvMARY BROUGS A Show You Can't Afford to Miss. '.-Popular Priceaf':-i/-.to 2/3 (phis tax).-•• Box Plans at Theatre Confectionery.. Tel. 14-202. -. . :: .. _. -. .._ .: rjXEE .-.' GLIDE .: SKATING- .- RINK,- ---..*.' 1 .jj. -.?.•■ -''. ..Wake.fjeld- street: SS' '~/-^:.l - r :SKATrNG^-/ ---.- ■ :■ - -SEATING. .;,./: -"-' SKATING. " - SKATING. SKATING. ■ SKATING. SKATING. SKATING. SKATING. ■: . .. SKATING. SKATING; - '- -' ':. SKATING. SKATING. . • - ■ • v -. SKATING. SKATING,-;."- . .: /SKATING. SICATIKG.- C,.-.. •.■: ~.' SKLikTING. THE GLIDE -SICATING-RINK, Wakefield street. -,r\ , ' -SESSIONS: '--:\ ', X 12-1 and-l-2"p.m^".?so4.3p''i>.m., :"'', -. ISO-TO p.m. ' Learners' Sessions: 10-11.30 a.m., : ...3n.d.S-7..pjn — A. TUBERT, Manager,... ""Teleplionc'dl-cbL J^UGBY LEAGUE. SATURDAY NEXT, TifARIST (Auckland), MARTST (Auckland), New Zealand's Greatest Football Combination, Versus WELLINGTON, The Pick of Local Tdlnnt. LEAGUE STADIUM (WINTER SHOW), John street. Admission, Is. W. CORCORAN, Hon. Sec. UNION-ASSURANCE hOCILTY, LTD., /; and a.p.a. uxrox ■ JJJiA'E REMOVED' -to TEMPORARY PREMISES-Mlualivl 31, CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY. , ' .RAILWAY ..SERVICES. -.1 , THE---- TRAIN- YOU -WANT. HE TRAIN YOU WANT. DEPARTURES FROM THORNDON STATION:For Auckland: 2.0 p.m., week days; 7.15 p.m. Sun., Mo., ' Tu., We.. Th., Fri. - For New PlymoutL: 9.5S a.m week days. For Wanganui: 9.55 a.m., »2.0 p.m. (*cbange at Marton) ■ -, . . ■-. week days. - N For "Napier: • , 9.20 a.m week days Fo- Palmerston N.: 8.18 a.m., 0 ; 20 a.m;, 0.55 "a.vi.V 10.17 a.m., 2.0 p.m., 5.40 p.m., week days; 7.15 p.m., Sun., Mo., Tu., We., • • V ■•"■' -■'■ ' Th., .Fri. '"y v,y DEPARTURES. 'j'ROM —LAMBTONSTATION;— For .WoQdville, Pal- .. ~ .. merston :N.,. and-'-. .-■..■.■ :. Napier: . ' 7.00 a.m. For Masterton: 7.50 a.m., 4..15 p.m. RaflwayTiTi^t-seojn^ tiful Hutt Valley—fifteen minutes' service. DIAL TEL. 44-337 OR 43-531 FOR PASSENGER INFORMATION.