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Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 60, 8 September 1933, Page 2

(Heated to Your Liking.) MAJESTIC. 11 a.m., 2.15 p.m., AJESTIC. 8 p.m. ' MAJESTIC. NOW SHOWING. SHOPPERS' SESSION, 5 p.m. Together again after' ■ their " HELL BELOW" success in a Comedy full of Romance and Excitement! ROBERT MONTGOMERY ROBERT MONTGOMERY R OBERT MONTGOMERY ROBERT MONTGOMERY ROBERT MONTGOMERY ROBERT MONTGOMERY ROBERT. MONTGOMERY ROBERT MONTGOMERY ROBERT MONTGOMERY ROBERT MONTGOMERY ROBERT MONTGOMERY ROBERT MONTGOMERY In a role exactly suited to his affable humour! — With — MADGE EVANS MADGE EVANS MADGE EVANS MADGE EVANS MADGE EVANS MADGE EVANS — In — "MADE ON BROADWAY." "MADE ON BROADWAY." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) A story that ■null thrill you ... with a laugh in every line. — And — CHARLEY CHASE, CHARLEY CHASE, CHARLEY CHASE, One of the Cinema's brightest and best comedians in an hilarious farce! OTHER FEATURETTES OF AN EXCELLENT NATURE INCLUDE: MUSICAL REVUE' (an outstanding musical, novelty all in Technieolour) — METROTONE XBWS — N.Z. SOUND GAZETTE (featuring N.Z. Lady Champion Hockey Team. Chatham Cup, Soccer Match, ■/ Basketball at Gisborne, Etc.). . Box Plans at Bristol and Theatre (45-100). GALA PRESENTATION TONIGHT ! GALA PRESENTATION TONIGHT ! GALA PRESENTATION TONIGHT ! — At the — ST. JAMES. Twice Daily: T. JAMES. _ At 2.15 ST. JAMES. and 8 p.m. (Cosy as Your Own Fireside.) WHO CAN RESIST The Haunting Melodies . . . The Colour . . . The Hilarious Comedy . . . The Beautiful Girls . . . The '.Marvellous ' Ballets ... of the BIGGEST AND BEST MUSICAL COMEDY EVER MADE? "R-I-0 R-I-T-A" "R-I-0 R-I-T-A" ■■ "R-I-0 R-I-T-A" "R-I-0 R-I-T-A" — "R-I-6 R-I-T-A" "R-I-0 R-I-T-A" "R-I-0 R-I-T-A" "R-I-0 R-I-T-A" "R-I-0 R-I-T-A" "R-I-0 R-I-T-A" "■ ■ "R-I-0 R-I-T-A" . "R-I-0 R-I-T-A" ■ . "R-I-0 R-I-T-A" •— " R-I-0 R-I-T-A " THE GAYEST EVENT OF 1933 With BEBE DANIELS JOHN BOLES BEBE DANIELS JOHN BOLES BEBE DANIELS : — JOHN BOLES And •. ■ • WHEELER and WOOLSEY WHEELER and WOOLSEY In their Inimitable Comedy. HEAR AGAIN THOSE SONG-HITS THAT LINGER FOR EVER - • • IN YOUR .MEMORY: "Rio Rita," "You're Always in My Arms," "Sweetheart, We Need' Each Other," "The Kinkajou," "If You're In Love You'll Waltz," "Following the Sun .Around," "The Rangers' Song." NOTE: —Patrons should be seated by S.lO p.m. in order to see' the commencement of " Rio Rita." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) AUDIO REVIEW, Etc! Bos Plans at Bristol or Theatre (54-775) after 5 p.m. EMPIRE THEATRE, ISLAND BAY. ■ (Steam-heated Throughout.) ■ • THIS EVENING, AT 8 O'CLOCK. Gaiety! Music! Laughs! Girls!; . Fun, Songs, Beauty, in one. Grand Laugh Show. ' ■ ■ 1_ "GIRL CRAZY," "GIRL CRAZY," With ' :' BERT WHEELER, ROBT. WOOLSEY, DOROTHY LEE, MITZI GREEN.: • Hollywd'od's prettiest girls! Funniest com : edians! Join the big laugh show! _ The year's biggest musical comedy special. 2—SOUND CARTOON. 3—GRANTLAND RICE SPORTLIGHT. 4—CINESOUND REVIEW. S—SCENIC. . 6—TWO NEWSREELS. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Saturday Matinee: "Girl .Crazy." * '■ Big Supporting Programme. pAPITOL THEATRE, MIRAMAR. TONIGHT. TONIGHT. And MATINEE TOMORROWj at 2.15 p.m. ::•■' "WHAT! NO BEER." ~ _ . . . "WHAT! NO BEER." BUSTER KEATON, JIMMY DURANTE and ROSCOE ATES as hilarious beer manufacturers. It is one long laugh. •• (Approved for Universal • Exhibition.). ALSO AT MATINEE, Episodes 8 and; 0 of "Lightning Express" and First Episode of "Heroes of the West." .:)' NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS.'' ' CHEAP FARES TO TROTS AT HUTT ' PARK, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1933. TOMORROW (SATURDAY) Race J- Trains leave Wellington 10.50, 11,4, 11.37 a.m., also Ordinary Trains (change at Woburn) at 11.50 a.m., 12.9, 12.20, 12.41 p.m. ' ' Return Race Trains leave Hutt Park at 5.5 and 5.25 p.m. RETURN FARE 2s, from Wellington;. Is from Petone. , ' NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS ROAD. MOTOR SERVICES. HUTT TROTS, SEPTEMBER 9, 1933. BUSES will leave Lambton Quay (South ■of Main Entrance, Hotel Cecil), at 10 a.m., and frequent intervals thereafter for Hutt Park. Fare 2s single. Return Service. Hutt Park-.depar.t: from 4.0 p.m., and at" frequent intervals '.thereafter, : .. .'.' '■.". ; T EARN HAWAIIAN-:INSTRUMENTS •*-*. from the teacher who first introduced them to Australasia from Honolulu, Mr. Frank R. Tozer, whose name is on nearly, all popular music and whose Tutors are: issued by World Publishers. One term, is; sufficient to learn either, by musical riota--tion or simple copyright method, and one free trial lesson is given before deciding. FRANK R. TOZER——BEGG'S. QONCENTRATE ON SPEEDWAY, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 16. MONEY? Yes, you can save money at Kenner'e—3-piece Chesterfield Suites, £9 15s; elsewhere £18 10s; in Genoa, choose jour own cover,