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Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 100, 25 October 1933, Page 2

YOU MUST JOIN WITH THE REST 3 OF WELLINGTON AND SEE THIS AMAZING AND THRILLING SPACTACLE! MAJESTIC. 11 a.m., 2.15 p.m.. AJESTIC. S p.m. MAJESTIC NOW SHOWING. Thousands and thousands of men and women are still stoi-rning London and New York's biggest, theatres to see the most incredible romantic spectacle since time began! "K-I-N-G K-O-N-G" "K-I-N-G K-O-N-G" "K-I-N-G K-O-N-G" "K-I-N-G K-O-N-G" ■ • "K-I-N-G K-O-N-G" "K-I-N-G K-O-N-G" : "K-I-N-G K-O-N-G" "K-I-N-G K-O-N-G" "K-I-N-G K-O-N-G" —— "K-I-N-G K-O-N-G" "K-I-N-G K-O-N-G" ."K-I-N-G K-O-N-G" COULD BEAUTY'S FORM CONQUER THE UNBELIEVABLE BEAST? (Recommended More Especially for Adult Audiences, and .is Particularly Unsuitable for Young Children.) - And - The Renowned Radio Star of Cocoanut Grove. Los Angeles. PHIL HARRIS PATHE AUDIO REVIEW, ETC. Book Early at D.I.C. and Theatre (45-100). TVTAJESTIC.' UJ-AJESTIC. FRIDAY- — : Wa present Universal's latest combination of laughs, drama, music, songs, and gen- ' eral entertainment. The best you've seen ' on the screen for months. "LADIES _MUST LOVE." ' " '"LADIES iIUST LOVE." ' \ ' "LADIES MUST LOVET 7' ' "LADIES MUST LOVE." '" LADIES MUST LOVE7 r \ " LADIES MUST LOVE?'" ' (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) ' With JUNE KNIGHT, ' " DOROTHY BURGESS, "MARY CARLISLE, ' 1 ' "SALLY O'NEILL, " ~* 'i ami > NEIL HAMILTON^ ■ ALL FOR FUN. — ■ FUN FOR ALL. ' Four wicked darlings who tried to learn the secret of living in luxury without working! See how they managed it in this uproarious comedy-drama with music! We introduce a new personality in JUNE KNIGHT, famous musical comedy star whom you will take to [ your hearts! Her songs will set you • humming, and her dances set you , dancing! f . Don't miss ■" LADIES MUST LOVE." ""LADIES MUST LOVE." ! " * "LADIES MUST LOVE." • ""LADIES MUST LOVE."' " LADIES MUST LOVE." BOOK YOUR SEATS NOW at the D.I.C. and Theatre. Tel. 53-080. r ONLY TWO MORE DAYS OF THE C MOST DELIGHTFUL SHOW IN WELLINGTON ! ST. JAMES. Twice Daily: T. JAMES. . At 2.15 ST. JAMES. and S p.m. (Dir. —Sir Benjamin and Joan Fuller.) The Lilt of Irish Laughter ... the Spell of Irish Soßig . . . Combine to make "Peg" the "perfect Cinema gem." • "PEG O' MY. HEART," • "PEG 0' MY HEART" • "PEG O' MY HEART," i "PEG O' MY HEART" ■ "PE a. O' MY HEAR T'", "PEG O' MY HEART" "PEG o'., MY HEART" In which a delightful tavounte gives'her finest performance— — MARION DA VIES MARION DA VIES —« MARION DA VIES -' ; Hear her sing, "Sweetheart DarlhrV' (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) — Also — Zasu Pitts—Thehna Todd Comedy; All-Colour Novelty, "Fishing in Hawaii," Metrotone News, Etc. SPECIAL NOTE.—From 7.30 to 8 p.m. each evening we present a programme of recorded Irish music and songs. > Plans at D.I.C. or Theatre (31-775) after 5 p.m. COMING FRIDAY. WHO IS THE BLACK ACE? WHO IS THE BLACK ACE? WHO IS THE BLACK ACE? HE WARNS HIS VICTIMS .... EVERY SAFEGUARD AGAINST HIM IS TAKEN . . . AND YET,... AT SEVEN ... HE STRIKES! - " TOMORROW AT SEVEN" ' "TOMORROW. AT SEVEN" -— " TOMORROW AT SEVEN " " TOMORROW AT SEVEN " -— — " TOMORROW AT SEVEN " "TOMORROW AT SEVEN" r— "TOMORROW AT SEVEN"- —. " TOMORROW AT SEVEN " The last word in out-of-the-ordinary mystery-comedies, with CHESTER MORRIS, ' I ! ■' VIVIENNE OSBORNE.. Allan Jenkins, Henry Stephenson. I Engrossed one minute . . . convulsed the; next . . . you'll find this excellent entertainment. . we offer it in accordance with, our policy of meeting patrons' Wishes in the matter of variety as well as consistency; : in entertainment ! (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) I j Box Plans at D.I.C. t bEASIDE PICTURES. LYALL BAY. ° TONIGHT FINALLY, at 8 o'clock. I Most lavish film since advent of talking ■ pictures— "THE SIGN OF THE CROSS." j "THE SIGN OF THE CROSS." "THE SIGN OF THE CROSS." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) i Starring FREDRIC MARCH—ELISSA LANDI CLAUDETTE COLBERT-CHARLES LAUGHTON—Supported by Exceptional Cast. Wilson Barrett's immortal romance of Mercia, the Christian maid, and Marcus Superbus, Prefect of Rome. PLEASE NOTE.—Owing to length of picture, "The Sign of the Cross" will com- . mence at 8.10. ■ -pMPIRE THEATRE, ISLAND BAY. ' Ej. THIS EVENING, at 8 o'clock. Another Big Laugh Special! "IT'S GREAT TO BE ALIVE," - "IT'S GREAT TO BE ALIVE," With . HERBERT MUNDIN, RAUL ROULIEN. It's gay! It's tuneful! It's hilarious! I (Approved for Universal Exhibition.! '• riAPITOL THEATRE, MIRAMAR.' V TONIGHT. TONIGHT. "A NIGHT IN CAIRO," .Featuring RAMON NOVARRO, ■ REGINALD DENNY and MYRNA LOY. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) '• LAUREL AND HARDY In a splendid two-reel comedy, "ME AND MY PAL." Strong Supporting Programme. EIMANN'S for Costumes with that smart cut, on easiest terms in town. See yourself. Xou. Arill not be asked tQ buy.