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Evening Post, Volume CXIV, Issue 137, 7 December 1932, Page 2

i ■ ■■ ■ . • JVPH^F 10- THREE SESSIONS 00 Scares a Mfuute. "BY J ' WHOSE HAXD?" Did the 'Frisco Limited become -A Train of Mystery? With BARBARA : BEN' WEEKS. . . .. ■. LYON. I Al.-o:----j Fox News — Travelogue Cartoon — Nature . Study Specialty. Bos Plans Bristol and Theatre. Tel. 45-100, ■jIfAJESTIC FRIDAY. ; xri AJESTIC • FRIDAY. ■ A double-feature Bill of out- ■ standing merit. The world's strangest adventure, lilmed'atop-of the world, combining terriiie never-before-pietmed thrills ' with a love story tremendous in its ■simplicity. '•IGLOO." •'•' IGLOO." " IGLOO." -' IGLOO." " IGLOO." If you enjoyed "Nanook or the North' you will . doubly enjoy "Igloo." i YOU CAN' HARDLY BELIEVE WHAT j YOUR OWN EYES SEE ! ': ' A tremendous Human Drama picturing the terrific struzglo' for life | m the Arctic Circle .. . Enacted ' I Ij.v Eskimos midst the menace of I iiprce wild beasts and fiercer I . Nature! '' ' T \~~ Adult Cert. Also, on the Same Programme. LEW AYRES, - MAUREEN O'SULLIVAN, i\. "PENALTY OF FAME." "PENALTY OF FAME." ?\ "PENALTY OF FAME." Thrills galore awaityou. A picture that takes your breath away with I its terrific tempo and amazingly I modern melodrama. . THESE TWO PICTURES EARNED "STARS" IN" THE "PHOTOPLAY" MAGAZINE AS THE TWO BEST PICTURES OF THE MONTH. POSITIVELY LAST TWO . NIGIITE OF THIS GLORIOUS, GLAMOROUS, 5"; , ....'■ MUSICAL ROMANCE ! . «T. JAMES. THREE'SESSIONS: °T. JAMES. 11 a.in., 2.15 ST. JAMES. and'S ; p.m. _ | A renowned play now becomes one of the - j major achievements^of talking pictures. vj,''BTRD! ,o.^; -PARADISE." "BIRD OF PARADISE" • ' "BIRD OF PARADISE." j "BIRD OF PARADISE." I "BIRD OF PARADISE." I:*■■.■"■-;.;■ ;:,;;■.With;- ■:;-.,.-,_ , -sp ' ■ \ -' ;■"• /"That; Exquisite Latin," '"■■%;:, ' DOLORES DEL RIO," V X" DOLORES -DEL RIO, . DOLORES DEL RIO,/ .-•■'£■ L JOEL-McCREA, JOHN" HALLIDaY, M "■■ "; ' ONSTAGE:" '' : [\ TOZER'S HAWAILA.NS ' J, ■ ■ I« : enchanting • Island. ■ prologue. ■ - NEWS/ CARTOON, TRAVELOGUE. Plans -at Bristol -or. Theatre (54-775) after : 5 p.m. :' ; ■ COMING, FRIDAY NEXT; The Screen's "Most' Adorable Personality ! ANN HARDING ANN--HARDING-' ... ■ '■ ANN ,'HARDINCV ■;■'■;;.:;;: "■• 4 X^'-harding :, :/'.,.;■:.'.':' '"■. . -With1' ;■ "-.'-.; ' .- ; .-;/'",_ LAURENCE: OLIVIER,: ' ' " ! Ziisii -Pitts; "■•■ : Irving \Pieh>l,-\ Tn , - s .-"v-r.;'%ESTiWiSKbr.PASSAGE.'* ■ •.'.-'-WESTWARD•• PASSAGE.'* '• \:r-r, "WE£TWKD PASSAGE."- .. ,•;.;; "WESTWARD "'■', Every' wbttatt—every nian—will, find novel ■enter-taimnent:inVthe.kugliable^-but often heartbreaking—experiences of a lovely" wife who had a "devil of a fellow" for a husband—but found that even second marriage . .. cpuld.npt shut lmn'-frbin her heart. ° r;;:;B0S PLANS AT'THE"BRISTOL. _^ s. the. ending, of. the .bout between '■■ ,-■;.\:.U:lv&igr-EIK6ibI:.lantJSmy^j- on,-Monday iijgli^?Ay]ierebyiLSvas;iiwardod';'thD Match, was Unsatisfactory ttf'-me^inid^us- 1.-be- ; lievc IVBail r giye ElHotvtwo''stoiie and.beat UiiirstraigH' out,\l h&'eby •ebhnertge King EllioT'to.'wrest W-ine'iin I,)ife -,'"',:. SHOW STADIUM ' n\:-:~^: •'/.;'..;''';'■■■ '&n,".'^. ~..:.X'.'.. ■. ; :.';;, "i^OjiDAY, NtGH'ifc-iKESriV :!tte;-winner- to take all. 'Z-^.^ :" '■ i-'-S'-"-!--,-:;;;--:; s';---;' "j •::,-- - (Ssd.3-ANTON KO'OLMAX. ■ |. ... ! WELLINGTON TECHNICAL ; COLLEGE. '! pARENTS and others interested are in- .!*;. . yited to attend :at the College to ! view the working of the classes and the work done by students during the year." -The-college will be open from 7 p.m. to ?^ Pi n-~°, n WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, 7th and Bth DECEMBER R. G. RIDLING, ! Principal. : WELLINGTON GIRLS' COLLEGE. iTKEP'^smng of the Wellington j-^ Girls College will, take place at tlic College, Pipitea street, on FRIDAY the Oth DECEMBER, at 10.30 a.m. " ' Parents and frienils" of pupils air cordisil-ly-invilcd.-