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Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 24, 30 January 1933, Page 2

DELIGHTING CROWDS DAILY! A Superlative Entertainment in Every Respect! T)E LUXE THEATRE. "^E LUXE THEATRE. DE LUXE THEATRE. NOW SHOWING ] TWO SESSIONS DAILY', 2.30 and 8. The Year's Greatest Picture. JANET G A V N O R, JANET GAY N 0 R, JANET G A V N 0 R, JANET • G A V N 0 R, And CHARLES FARRELL CHARLES FARRELL . . In a New Romance, "., 7 % k- — 1 OF THE ! STORM COUNTRY." STORM COUNTRY." j STORM COUNTRY." ! ' (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) '■ . IN ADDITION. "Australia's Guardians of the Skies," by ; ' the R.A.A.F. ■ News, Cartoon, Scenic. Box Plans at Bristol and Theatre. COMING SOON. SAX ROHMER'S SAX ROHMER'S : ' "THE MASK OF "THE MASK OF FU MANCHU." : FU MANCHU:" (Censor's Recommendation for Adults.) YEAR'S GREATEST THRILLER. f)UR I'UEATRE. NEWTOWN LE • I'IF.ATRE. NEWTOWN. I'O-NIUHI'. 7.45. TO-NIGHT. JOHN BARRYMORE, JOHN BARRYMORE. In the thrilling dram,",. "THE MAD GENIUS." "THE MAD GENIUS." A melodramatic gem in a gorgeous setting. (Approved for universal exhibition.) Splendid Added Attractions-. J?MPIRE THEATRE. ISLAND BAY. x-t THIS EVENING, at S o'clock. Excellent Double Feature! 1- "WHILE PARIS SLEEPS." With VICTOR McLAGLEN. ■ Pans! Terror and black hates stalk its sihister streets! Thrilling! Exciting! Dramatic! 2- "A SAFE PROPOSITION." Bright entertainment v'ou'll eniov. 3- FOX MOVIETONE NEWSREELS. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Wednesday and Thursday—Janet Gaynor and Charles Farrell in "The First Year." gEASIDE PICTURES, LYALL BAY. TO-NIGHT AT S O'CLOCK ONLY. Comedy-Romance that will satisfy the entertainment whims of everyone. CLAUDETTE COLBERT, EDMUND LOWE, STUART .ERWIN • ■ ' In "THE MISLEADING LADY.'' "THE MISLEADING LADY." "THE MISLEADING. LADY." "THE MISLEADING LADY." (Approved for' Universal. Exhibition.)' Carried off, struggling, at midnight. Spirited by 'plane to a lonely hunting lodge! Chained tip while.her captor laughs! Also EXCELLENT SHORT SUBJECTS. Reservations: Box Plan at Theatre or Tel. 16-393. K~ ILBIRNIE : KINEMA. ILBIRNIE KINEMA. LAST NIGHT! LAST NIGHT! "WOMEN WHO PLAY." The brilliant film version of Frederick Lonsdale's "Spring Cleaning,", with MARY NEWCOMB, BENITA HUME, GEORGE BARRAUD. (Recommended more for Adults.) TUESDAY. . TUESDAY. JACKIE COOPER and "CHIC" SALE in ~ fi.WHEN-A.-FELLER NEEDS A. FRIEND."','. -'■- ■::■■[ Telephone 14-202 for Reserves. CAPITOL THEATRE, MIRAMAR. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. "THE CROWD ROARS." A breath-taking drama, speed demons out for glory, grinning at death, laughing at love. The picture that Hollywood said would not be made on account of the danger. Starring. JAMES CAGNEY & JOAN BLONDELL (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) "REGAL THEATRE, KARORI. xv TO-NIGHT— At B—TO-NIGHT. A whirl of hilarity! A whirlwind of . laughs! ■ HERBERT MUNDLN, ALLAN DINE-' HART, JOAN MARSH, MINNA GOMJ3ELL, ADOLPHE MENJOU, ' "BACHELOR'S AFFAIRS." " "BACHELOR'S AFFAIRS." (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) The season's smartest .. . spiciest . . . sauciest comedy of matrimonial error! .SPECIAL SUPPORTSOLD WELLINGTON. N AVALS .And 15th COAST BATTERY, N.Z.A. (~)LD members of the above units are xy cordially invited to witness Night Manning of Fort Dorset by 15th Battery, now in camp, on TUESDAY, 31st JANUARY", at 8 p.m. J^TASTERTON A. &P. SHOW. 46th Annual Exhibition at Solway, Masterton, on 14th and 15th February, 1933. .Ram and Ewe Fair, 16th and 17th February. All entries close on 30th January. Cups valued at £600, in addition to liberal prize money. Help with your entries in clases for all breeds_ of live stock, jumping, ring events, dog trials, kennel and sheep dogs, poultry, pigeons, home industries, sewing, and horticultural. . . Do not miss this big display, where a win is worth while. Train fares from Wellington If. and of- return, excursion fares from other stations. Send for Free Schedule. E. H. WILLIAMS, Secretary. Box 40, Masterton. DANCING! "JYfONSTER JOY NIGHT, -"^ONSTER JOY NIGHT, FRIDAY, 3rd FEBRUARY. TOWN HALL TOWN HALL (Jazz) ' , and CONCERT CHAMBER CONCERT CHAMBER (Old-time Dancing). The Wellington Symphonic Dance Orchestra and members of Wellington Dance! Band Association will provide the music for the dancing. FOX TROT COMPETITION, 3 GUINEAS IN PRIZES. Exhibition of Latest Steps by Miss Margaret O'Connor and Mr. J. Priestly, ... Judges of competition. The dancing public's opportunity to Assist the 10,000 1/- Fund. Popular Prices. Gents., 2s; Ladies, Is 6d. Summer refreshments (small charge). Proceeds for the A grade Bands . contest fund. ';■ ." A. BUCKLEY, Hon. Secretary. TTELBURN KIOSK CABARET, as fV from WEDNESDAY, Ist FEBRUARY .will be under new management of j Mr. C. C.. Stewart, of Christchureh. j Grand Opening Carnival Night, WED- \ NESDAY NEXT, S till 12 p.m. ; Novelties, Entertainment. Sub. 2s, in- j eluding Supper. j For Reservations, Tel. 26-093. | P Y.INASIUM Shorts and Singlets, for \ *-* Boys. - Our oddment price Is 6d each.: I These are wonderful value. Wallace and | Gibson, Ltd., 42, Mercer-st. - - ■ I