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Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 40, 17 February 1933, Page 2

DE • LUXE THEATRE. .13- ..■■-■ LUXE . THEATRE. DE '•-,■ LUXE THEATRE. NOW SHOWING. • 0 . NOW. SHOWING.. ■•'..."• . At 2.30.pan. and 8 p.m. THE" STRANGEST. LOVE TRIANGLE :■■■■ EVER. FILMED ! IS .LOVE ETERNAL? KARLOFF •:'■■ ':•■" KARLOFF KARLOFF THE UNCANNY! IN HIS -MOST AMAZING ROLE! Dead 3700 years, he comes to life ! . . . To startle the world, to puzzle science, to steal a.'young- beauty from her society lover; IT COMES TO LIFE! - '-. /■■■ "THE \\. ■/ MUMMY." \ \^ BURIED ALIVE ! ' BROUGHT BACK TO LIFE 3700 .YEARS LATER! Reminding of the fate that overtook Lord Carnarvon and Howard Carter, . Egyptologists, who unearthed the tomb .of King Tutankhamen, the story gives living form to Karloff, high priest in the days of Pharaohs, tells of his scheming among twentieth century moderns. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) CAST KARLOFF, ZITA JOHANN, DAVID MANNERS, ARTHUR BYRON, EDWARD VAN SLOAN, AND OTHER FAVOURITES. Excellent Supporting Programme: STRANGE AS IT SEEMS (Oddities from all over the world). ■ "HUNTING TROUBLE" (Comedy with Louise Fazenda). UNIVERSAL NEWSREEL. ADDITIONAL ATTRACTION: MR. PAUL T. CULLEN, At the Wurlitzer Organ De Luxe. TWICE ]).M:".\- at 2.30 and 8. KING'S THEATRE. INGIS - THEATRE. .'. ' .'.-'/-■ ' Presents'- . . \:-ED(UR WALLACE 1.... '.; EDGAR WALLACE i '. EDGAR WALLACE i '■" EDGAR WALLACE At- his eeriest best. "THE FRIGHTENED LADY." ."THE FRIGHTENED LADY." "THE FRIGHTENED LADY." "THE FRIGHTENED LADY." "THE. FRIGHTENED LADY." "THE'FRIGHTENED LADY." . (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) ' As startling as it is sensational. Featuring NORMAN McKINNELL NORMAN McKINISSIiL and GORDON HAIiKER. and r GORDON HAKKER. What is-the sinister, inexplicable - something which casts a spell of death- on Marks Priory? Additional: ' KING'S FEATURETTES. Bos Plans Bristol and Theatre. I No booking' Fee." Tel. 52-212. ■-'. ■:;: ■■}' -the ~ ~~ ~ BRITANNIA ' THEATRE RITANNIA ••-•■.- - THEATRE: Contihuoiis:fr6ml Jl>.m. tq;10 p.m.' ; Presents .' ■ = A Big-Double Feature Programme. ■-■■' (1) -.. J-A-C,k p-A-K-i-E _\].^ W. C. FIELDS^ANDY"'CLYDE,V and-' BEN TURPIN -■:■ .In : '-■: "MILLION DOLLAR LEGS." ::;' ' (Approved for" Universal Exhibition.) -- A FortuneJh,F.an, Frolie^-'and-irobiishuess." (2) IRVING PICHEL, ■■--■ MARGUERITE CHURCHILL .In "FORGOTTEN' , COMMANDMENTS/ (Approved for Universal Exhibition). ' Old beliefs smashed! Old rites ridiculed!1 ' ■ ' . ; ■' New morals flaunted! [' : '.'■■■> ADDITIONAL: . BRITANNIA' FEATURETTES. ; Box Plan at Theatre or Tel. 40-618. •Vf-EiW ' PRINCESS THEATRE. ■*-"EW PRINCESS THEATRE. Continuous from. II a.m. to 10 p.m. ; ■A Grand Comedy, Roaring. With Hilarity • -^Festooned With Fun. ' With ALISON SKIPWORTH. . ALISON SKEPWORTH. ."■'.- ALISON SKIPWORTH. She dares to be,different ■ -v-■:■■'•'■:■-■; i n ■ . ■ ■ • . "the sporting widow." , -■■ "The . sporting widow." ■- . -"the sporting widow."' ' "the sporting widow." (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) WARNING—Lock your -windows! Bolt your doors—and prepare to hand over your best- laughs. ... Also NEW PRINCESS FEATURETTES The Serial, "JUNGLE MYSTERY." : Popular Family Prices: Stalls la, Circle Is6d. .'. ~ ■■ , . ■ . Theatre Tel..No. 42-580. ' ; J^ILBIRNIE T~~' KTNTEMA. "THE MAN FROM YESTERDAY," With ..Ghye Brook and- Claudette Colbert; .The strangest love story every brought to the screen. (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) EXCEPTIONAL SUPPORTS. Including 2 News Reels, Gazette, Comedy mn Cartoon. ' TOMORROW, at 2.15-SPECIAL FOR THE KIDDIES! A thrilling two-fisted drama of the snowclad North-west. Gilbert Rowland in ■ "MEN OF THE NORTH." An utterly different type of talkie that •will appeal, to young and old alike. (Approved for.'universal exhibition ) EVENING—CIark Gable and Jean Harlow in "RED DUST." XPMPIRE THEATRE, ISLAND BAY. '-'THIS EVENING AT 8 O'CLOCK. A super special programme! I-- "DRUMS OF JEOPARDY." ■ - ■' - With ' . WARNER OLAND. : Mystery!. .Thrills.' Chills! A story of re-venge-and chilling adventure! 2—Comedy, "Sixteen Sweeties." 3—Pa the Audio Review. 4—Grantland Rice Sportlight. s—Sound Cartoon. 6—Pathe Newsreel. 7—Fox Australian News. SATURDAY AFTERNOON - Another Western for the Children: Buck Jones in "HELLO; TROUBLE," und special sup- ■ ■.. ■ ports. (Approved: for Universal Exhibition.) WELLINGTON.KENNEL CLUB. ■■-'■■■ -PARADE OF DOGS. TVHE Parade postponed from Saturday; •*■ week on account of! adverse weather will now be held- TOMORROW (SATURDAY), ; 2 p.m.,- at - the Winter Shbiv Grounds. ' ■ ■-. ■ , Entries close 2 p.nv. at Parade. [ Admission, ; Odi Exhibitors with dogs free. - . . . . ''.■■■. ■'"CYRIL O. DUNN, ', . .. - Hon. See,: