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Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 124, 21 November 1931, Page 4

-■ THE INSIDE STORY OF THE SENSATIONAL MARSHALL CASE! A - thrilling melodrama staged bchinc screaming headlines! The most startling picture of the new 6eason! NOW BEING PRESENTED. NOW BEING PRESENTED. (two Sessions Daily, 2.30 and 8 p.m.) AT' THE PARAMOUNT THEATRE T THE PARAMOUNT THEATRI AT,THE PARAMOUNT THEATRE The Best Lew Ayres Picture since "AI ' Quiet on the Western Front." BEHIND THE NEWS—WHAT IN TRIGUES-WHAT HEART-BREAKS-WHAT DRAMA BACK OF THE FRONI PAGE? Sensational story of the newspaper world "UP FOR MURDER." "UP FOR MURDER." ;" "UP FOR MURDER." "UP FOR MURDER." "UP FOR MURDER." "UP FOR MURDER." "UP FOR MURDER." ("A" Certificate—Adult Audience) A'boy's youth . ... a woman's chant , .... another man's love . . . mightj modern drama. LEWIS AYRES — GENEVIEVE TOBTK LEWIS AYRES-GENEVIEVE TOBtt LEWIS AYRES — GENEVIEVE TOBIK LEWIS AYRES — GENEVIEVE TOBIH LEWIS AYRES — GENEVIEVE TOBIJS • ' ■ Iv Superlative Roles, WITH DOROTHY PETERSON. RICH ARD TUCKER, AND OTHER FAY OURITES. YOUTH . . . impulsive . . . headstronj ... glorifying love! INFATUATION . . . sweeping him head '. long into the arms of a woman witl SCANDAL . . . unguarded whispers . . making him desperate! DOOMED TO DEATH . . . to save th< -woman he dared to lnve! IT'S THE SUPER DRAMATIC TRIUMPH OF 1931! Specially Selected Universal Featurettes. BOX PLANS BRISTOL and THEATRE THE QUEEN'S THEATRI HE QUEEN'S . THEATRI THE QUEEN'S THEATRE ". ; .. (Upper Cuba street.) -AGAIN TO-NIGHT, 8 O'CLOCK. AGAIN TO-NIGHT, 8 O'CLOCK. '.. : (Matinee To-day, 2.30.) FIRST WELLINGTON RELEASE! SUPER WESTERN THRILLER! The ace of western stars in a thrill-packed fghtrfilled Fox movietone outdoor drama! GEORGE O'BRIEN GEORGE O'BRIEN GEORGE O'BRIEN GEORGE O'BRIEN GEORGE O'BRIEN . ; . GEORGE O'BRIEN In- MAX BRAND'S Sensationally Success .• ■■' ful Western Thriller, "FAIR WARNING." • "FAIR WARNING." "FAIR WARNING." "FAIR WARNING." "FAIR WARNING." "FAIR WARNING." "FAIR WARNING." With Louise Huntingdon, Mitchell Harris * George Brent, and Nat Pendleton. Fearless -and Free—he rode the trail of adventure. GEORGE O'BRIEN IN A GREA'I DRAMA OF GOOD SHOTS IN BAI LANDS. A FAST. ACTION-FILLEI DRAMA OF AN UNTAMED YOUTH'S BATTLE AGAINST OUTLAWS OF TKI •.'■■. • WESTERN RANGE. In Addition: QUEEN'S SOUND FEATURETTES. -QUEEN'S POPULAR PRICES: .. Is, Is 6d, and 2s (No Tax). t>ritannia: . theatre -Britannia • theatre •'best and most. By far the beat Continuous Talkie Shov --:.. .-'. in Wellington. Continuous from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Two Big Features on the Same Programme. No. 1-BASIL GILL in v- •.-. BASIL GILL in "THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL." "THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL." -"THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL." • "THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL." "THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL." Supporting Cast: Lady Teazle .* Madeleine Carrol Sir Harry Bumper Hayden Coffii Joseph Surface lan Fleininf No. 2—LESLIE FULLER in LESLIE FULLER in "WHAT A NIGHT." -:". "WHAT A NIGHT." C "WHAT A NIGHT." England's Greatest Comedian. •'"• . " Supporting Cast: Nora Livingstone .... Molly Lanion' Mr. Merry .'. Syd Courtenai Mr; Livingstone Frank Stanmor< . In Additions BRITANNIA FEATURETTES. BRITANNIA FEATURETTES. ' Box Plan at Theatre or Tel. 40-618. NOW SHOWING. -11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Daily. ■VTEW PRINCESS THEATRI ■^EW PRINCESS THEATRI -'••■• . Presents CHARLES G. NORRIS'S CHARLES G. NORRIS'S ENORMOUS BEST SELLER, ENORMOUS BEST SELLER. "SEED" . . . . "SEED" Visualised on the talking "SEED" screen in a picture that is lift "SEED" itself. "SEED" " Starring "SEED" "SEED" JOHN BOLES, "SEED" LOIS WILSON, "SEED" GENEVIEVE TOBIN "SEED" ZASU PITTS, "SEED" "SEED" The seusational human.story of "SEED" a man who was torn between "SEED" love of his family and a desire "SEED" for a career! "SEED" "SEED" "A" Certificate. ", . IN SUPPORT. NEW PRINCESS FEATURETTES. TTILBIRNIE. : KINEMA. •"-ILBIRNIE KINEMA. TO-NIGHT at 8. ' The Sensation of All Sensations! RICHARD BARTHELMESS, As the reckless fighting ace o£ the Flying Corps.- Playing the greatest role of his entire career, in - "THE DAWN PATROL." •...'•• "THE DAWN PATROL." From the story "The Flight Commander," by John Monk Sounders, author of "Wings." Once—only once in a decade, comes a picture so human, so outstanding, so truly great. '.; KINEMA FEATURETTES. Prices 1$ to 2s 3d (plus tax). Plans at Confectionery. Tel. 14-202. EGAL' THEATRE, KAEORI, TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT. "MADAM SATAN." Kay Johnson, Reginald Denny, and Roland Young. (Kecommended more especially for Adults) Blaring Romance—Smashing Drama— rising to a. tremendous climax. Never Before—or Again. METROTONE NEWS, and Support. Owing to "Madam-Satan" being unsuitable for children, Hoot Gibson in "The Long, Long Trail" -will bo screened Saturday's Matinee. Don't forget "Indians are

Coming.".