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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 26, 1 February 1932, Page 2

THE THEATRE IS STILL ROCKING t PROM THE CONVULSIVE LAUGHTER OF SATURDAY'S AUDIENCES. 3 CjT. JAMES. THRICE DAILY: 5 O-T. JAMES. 11 a.m., -• ST. JAMES. 2.15 and S p.m. WHY? 2 2V j S JUST BECAUSE THE MERRY MON- j ARCH OP MIRTH, ! JOB E. BROWN, JOE E. BROWN, JOE E. BROWN, JOE E. BROWN, JOE E. BROWN, JOE E. BROWN, JOE E. BROWN, JOE E. BROWN, Appears in his Latest and Funniest Comedy to date. •'BROADMINDED" •■'BROADMINDED" "BROADMINDED" Can you picture Joe "BROADMINDED" arriving at a "Baby" "BROADMINDED" party—gooing and "BROADMINDED" gurgling like a 12----"BROADMINDED" months-old baby in -BROADMINDED" a most up-to-date "BROADMINDED" perambulator? "BROADMINDED" "BROADMINDED" "BROADMINDED" To live down the "BROADMINDED" scandal he and his "BROADMINDED" cousin go to Sunny "BROADMINDED" California per "BROADMINDED" "BABY AUSTIN/ "BROADMINDED" "BROADMINDED"' SETTING OFF ON A JOY CAMPAIGN IN THE "BABY" THIS MIRTHMAKER BRINGS ALONG A "ROLLS ROYCE" CARLOAD OF CHUCKLES! LAUGHS! ROARS' STIL TRIUMPHANTLY MARCHING | ALONG! '• -JITA.TESTIC. THRICE DAILY: j ■ -"J-AJESTIC. 11 a.m., MAJESTIC. 2.15 and 8 p.m. "THE SIN OF MADELON CLAUDET." "THE SIN OF MADELON CLAUDET." "THE SIN OF MADELON CLAUDET." "THE SIN OF MADELON CLAUDET." "THE SIN OF MADELON CLAUDET." "THE SIN OF MADELON CLAUDET." 3 "THE SIN OF MADELON CLAUDET." "THE SIN OF MADELON CLAUDET." ("A" Cert.—Adult Recommendation.) A story which holds your interest from first to last. "Madelon" becomes a living breathing woman by the superb portrayal of HELEN HAVES, • HELEN HAVES, HELEN HAVES, HELEN HAVES. HELEN HAVES, Who, in her first talking' picture, has become ' A SENSATION and the TALK OF THE HOUR. She is MAGNIFICENT and no lover of histrionic art should miss her splendid performance. A GREAT ACTRESS and a GREAT MOTHER-LOVE DRAMA. ' ADDED ATTRACTIONS: Newsree), Travelogue, Comedy. A SPECIAL M.-G.-M. PROGRAMME. T^HE ARTCRAFT THEATRE. ARTCRAFT THEATRE. (Opp. Parliament Buildings.) ; FINAL PRESENTATION. TO-NIGHT—at B—TO-NIGHT. Those two funny men, STAN. LAUREL OLIVER HARDY In "PARDON US." "PARDON US." They tried to find easy street and walked ; into gaol. COMMENCING TO-MORROW AT S p.m. Inspiring, thrilling, 'stirring drama and romance ot fighting ships. • I ROBERT MONTGOMERY ROBERT MONTGOMERY with ■* Ernest Torrence, Dorothy Jordan, Hobart Bosworth, Cliff Edwards, in ' ' "SHIPMATES." "SHIPMATES." "SHIPMATES." Traditions, loyalty, iron nerves, tingling rbmanee, and stirring drama, among the thundering guns.of a mighty battle fleet. 1 - Also, METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER SUPPORTS. i Box Plan-Tel. 43-968 after 6.30 p.m. \ ■ . UNUSUAL AND FASCINATING J^ANTERN LECTURE By PASTOR A. G. STEWART, ! A Missionary' of 20 years' experience in the Islands. "AMONG CANNIBALS AND CHRISTIANS IN. THE SOUTH . . :SEAS." . CONCERT CHAMBER, TOWN HALL. • WEDNESDAY (3rd FEBRUARY), At 8 p.m. Admission Free. The Public are, Cordially Invited. \■..■■ ■ . • ■ ■ ; PIONEER CLUB. . ;" . ;. J>ECEPTION to, Lady Members of the : • Gilbert and' Sullivan ' Opera Co., THURSDAY, the 4th, at 3.13. All Club Members Invited. ~~~~ ANNOUNCEMENT. rpHE PAREE DRESSMAKERS (Miss ■*■ Etta Bassin) -will- now make up your . own Materials at the low price of £1. ■ Any design copied. . CORNER OF MANNERS STREET, Ist Floor, Schneideman's Buildings. DANCING. :■ ~ I T)IXIELAND, 171, CUBA STREET. \ . TO-NIGHT. I Dancing, 8 till 12 p,m. Dancing, 8 till 12 p.m. ALLAN. BROWN AND HIS BAND. Prices: Ladies Is- 6d, Gents 2s. Management, W GRANT. - AMERICAN TAP • DANCING. " FASCINATING Rhythm. Health, ■*■ . Beauty, Poise. Unending entertainment. Pleasure, Pastime, Popularity. { Tuition by an expert with talkie stage experience, specialising only in tap. - KATH NICKELS (late Aust.), 15, Manners street. Tel. 44-547. . FUNERAL NOTICES. THE Friends of the late Lillias'Millicent -*••■ James, widow of the late W. P. James, are respectfully invited' to attend the Funeral service at St. Matthew's 1 Church, Masterton, on Tuesday, 2nd February, at 8.30 a.m. The interment will • take place at Karori Cemetery, where the . concluding service will be held at noon. G. HYDE, i Funeral Director, Masterton. • " \ fPHE Friends"": "th'ei lati~M'fi". Caroline ■*■ Barlow are invited to attend her I Funeral, which will leave her late resi- | dence, 357, Jackson street, Petone, on " Wednesday, 3rd February, 1932, at 2 p.m., for the Bolton Street Cemetery E. MORRIS, JUNR., LTD., Funeral Directors, 60, Taranaki-st., and 28, Riddifor<J-st. Tel. 52-159.