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Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 147, 24 June 1933, Page 2

HLGE SUCCE.S. Ye.leida\'s Huge Audiences Delighted with this Magnificent Attraction. THE SCREEN LVLNT OF 1933 DE LUX X THEATRE II LUXE THEATRE DE LUXE THEATRE. (Heated for Your Comfort.) NOW SHOWING TWICE DAILY, 230 and 8 MLTRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER'S SUPREME TRIUMPH. The Intensely Staling Supci-Diama of Impei ia I "Russia—its Spcct.icular Scenes ot Giandem and Revolution— "RASPUTIN EMPRESS" "RASPUTIN and the L.MPRLS"R\.PUHV and the L.I PRESS ' "RASPUTIN LMPRLfaS." Its moung Love Ston—fmniahc. a goigeous vehicle foi the Fust Joint feci ecu Appciianco of the Ro.al Family ot the Theatie JOHN—E IHEL—LIONEL JOIIN—I I HEL—LIONEL JOHN-E .HEL—LIOXLL - BVRRYMORE BARRYMORE BARRYMORE BARRYMORE BARRYMORE BARRYMORE BARRYMORL BARRYMORE ■ DTAXA WYNYARD With DIANA WYN_AI!D I^IANA WYN_ARD (Of "Cavalcade" Fame), With Cast of Thousands. "RASPUTIN EMPRESS" "RASPUTIN and the I.MPRESS" "RASPUTIN and the EMPRESS "RASPUTIN ■ EMPRESS." (Recommended for Adult Audiences ) We sim.eielv believe it w one of the finest pictures e\er shown in this Theatre. In addition, further presentations by PAUL T. CULLEN PAUL T. CULLEN At the Wiulitzer Oigan. BE WISE BOOK EARLY. Box Plans now filling rapidly at Bristol and Theatie Telephone 53-080. NOTE—Telephone Reset-, ations will not be held aftei 7 15 - NOW SHOWING - TWICE DAILY, 2 30 and 8 p m. THINGS THEATRE AGING'S THEATRE (Steam-heated Throughout). Presents The gieat Robinson superb in a role torn from HiStor.'a Scarlet Pages. EDWARD G. ROBINSON EDWARD G. ROBINSON EDWARD G, ROBINSON In "silver Eollar;; "SILVER 52WH.5 " SILVER ■ DOLLAR " "SILVER DOLLAR." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) X With BEBE DANIELS-ALINE MACMAHON BEBE DANIELS-ALINE MACMAHON Roaring record of the daring days and careless 10-.es of the silver rush. With the gieatest hwng character actor in an ama_mg real-life role. . . A blustering builder of empire, whose achievements towered like the Rockies. TN ADDITION KING S FEATURETTES. 80. Plans The Bristol and Theatre. NO BOOKING FEE. TEL. 52 212. KITANNIA THEATRE. RITANNIA THEATRE. Continuous from 11 am. to 10 pn. His favourite game w as water tag at 100 mdes per hoiit— but he couldn't equal a snail's pace in lomance. "F-A-S-T L-I-F-E" "F-A-S-T L-T-F-E" "F-A-S-T- L-I-F-E" "F-A-S-T LI-F-E' "F-AS-T L-I-F-E" ' ' ' "F-A-S-T L-I-F-E" (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) With MADGE EVANS, WTLLTAM HAINES, MADGE EVANS, WILLIAM HAINES, MADGE EVANS, WILLIAM HAINES, Conrad Nagel, and Cliff Edwaids. A thrill a minute . , . brcath-tal* ing hazards and roaring romance all packed into an epic of speed on the' water. . . . Additional: BRITANNIA FEATURETTES. rßox. Plan at.Theatre or Tel. 40-618. CEASIDE PICTURES, LYALL BAY. ° TONIGHT ONLY, at 7.43. The inimitable Comedy Team in more laughs' SLIM SUMMERVILLE — ZASU PITTS SLIM SUMMERVILLE-ZASU PITTS SLIM SUMMERVILLE - ZASU PITTS In Their Biggest Laugh Hit, "OUT ALL NIGHT." "OUT ALL NIGHT." "OUT ALL NIGHT." (Approved for Univeisal Exhibition ) The bashful, blushing love-birds—Slim and Zasu tiymg to find a little peace on their honeymoon—and mothei-in-law taggmg along to see that everything goes all right! Also UNIVERSAL SHORT SUBJECTS Box Plan at Theatre or Telephone 16-393. EMPIRE THEATRE, ISLAND BAY. (Steam Heated Throughout) THIS EVENING, at 8 o'clock. The gieatest of all great pictures! M-G-M's Big Super Special! 1- "SMILIN' THROUGH." With NORMA SHEARER. FREDRIC MARCH. A story that will penetrate jour heart and will live in your memoty for ever. 2—Special Fcatufette, "The Flying Godohas," featuring Pete Smith. 3—Cinesound Review. 4—Metrotone News. 5-^-Fox Australian News. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) TZILBIRNIE KINEMA. Steam heated Nightly. TONIGHT! At 8. TONIGHT! EDDIE CANTOR' EDDIE CANTOR In "THE KID FROM SPAIN." "THE KID FROM SPAIN." The gieatest of all musical comedies, wilh Hilarity,' Gaiety, and Beauty tuned to the lilt of raptuious music, -with tho pop-eyed comedian at his glonous best. (Appioved foi Universal Exhibition). Interesting Supports, including "BABES IN THE WOOD" a Silly Sjmphony in tcchnicoloill ( . Ple.se claim Rescues before 755 p.m, Telephone 14-202. TiEGAL THEATRE, KARORI. ■" (Steam-heated Nightly.) THIS EVENING, AT 8 O'CLOCK. The Gayest—Smaitest—Wittiest of Comedies — 1- "WEDDING REHEARSAL," With ROLAND YOUNG. A riot of fun. Just one big laugh Snappy witty dialogue. Hilarious situationsl Big fun. 2—Mickey Mouse Cartoon, "Mickey's Nightmare." 3—Cinesound Review. 4—"Hunting Beats." A gem. r —Pathe Gazette 6—Fox Movietohe Newsreel. (Recommended by Censor for Adults . PLUNKET MEDAL CONTEST IN ORATORY. TONIGHT. TONIGHT. TfIGHT ORATIONS on Men of Note, *-• by Student Members of the Victoria Umveisity College Debating Society, Town Hall Concert Chamber,' 8 p.m., SATURDAY, 21th. Admission Is. CLASSIFIED Adveitising in "Tho Evening Post" is a safe and easy method to meet your requirements, "The Post's" record circulation is a guarantee of service,