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Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 113, 9 November 1933, Page 2

HURRY ! HURRY ! DON'T MISS THE TREAT OF A LIFETIME ! ' WHEN PATRONS GO 4 TIMES to see a Picture it's SUPER-SPECIAL. 20,000 People have already seen it! • FOLLOW THE CROWDS TO THE BEST IN N.Z. Book Beggs-D.I.C. Tel. 51-842. Paramount! """"-------;---,. __„__— —■ ALL-BRITISH. TWICE DAILY: 2.15 and S p.m. British Dominions Films Present The Treat of a Lifetime for Father, Mother, and tho Kiddies. JAN KIEPURA, JAN KIEPURA, JAN KIEPURA, '.r The World-famous Tenor, in "TELL ME TONIGHT." "TELL ME TONIGHT." ".,'. "TELL ME TONIGHT." "TELL ME 'TONIGHT." IRRESISTIBLE COMEDY, GLORIOUS SINGING, ; ALLURING ROMANCE, GAINSBOROUGH'S GREATEST. ': Brilliant Players: SONNIE HALE, EDMUND GWENN. ATHENE SEYLER BETTY CHESTER, " MAGDA SCHNEIDER, . AUDREY MATHER. In Europe it coats 10s 6d to hear Kiepura, Hear him at picture prices. ,' . ANOTHER'GREAT FILM IS "OUR FIGHTING NAVY." "It's a Show in Itself.'|*-"Post." - ;, - ■ Book by Telephone, 51-842. QUEEN'S THEATRE. UEEN'S THEATRE. • QUEEN'S THEATRE. '."' FINALLY TONIGHT, 8. "KING OF THE . JUNGLE." •.. Starring the world's champion swimmer, BUSTER CRABBE -— — . 'A British Drama of the London Docks. "■■-'' "EBB TIDE" -— "EBB TIDE" (Recommended Adult Audiences.) COMMENCING TOMORROW. ■-'•.- Special Matinee, Saturday, 2.30. ' TOM M/X : TOM MIX TOM MIX With TOM MIX ■: TOM MIX Tony, TOM MIX ~ TOM MIX Jun. TOM MIX '■ TOM M/X TOM MIX Wild excitement. Sizzling action. In a story of the vigilante days of Old Arizona. "TERROR TRAIL." "TERROR TRAIL." "TERROR TRAIL." "TERROR TRAIL." —— (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) QUEEN'S FEATURETTES. Popular Family Prices. ■ ' " CHORTTS THEATRE. THEATRE. •; Continuous from 11 a.m to 10 p.m. Last Screening TONIGHT of ■ RONALD COLMAN : ' : . in "THE MASQUEEADER." (Recommended for Adults.) Programme commences at 8 p,m. "The Masquerader" at 8.40 p.m. . V COMMENCING FRIDAY. n Two Mammoth Productions. 1 The Greatest of All Picture Programmes. "THE WOMAN I STOLE." "THE WOMAN I STOLE." "THE WOMAN I STOLE." ■ Featuring JACK HOLT. NOAH BEERY. JACK HOLT!/ NOAH BEERY. " ■■■WAY WRAY. -■ nGENE RAYMOND. »• FAY WRAY. .GENE RAYMOND. ■ In "ANN CARVER'S PROFESSION/ 1 "ANN CARVER'S PROFESSION. "ANN CARVER'S PROFESSION." .' — LAST SCREENING TONIGHT — 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily. 1 "ZOO IN BUDAPEST." ■■"■ "ZOO IN BUDAPEST." .' Primitive romance . ... tender .. . thrill, ing. . . enacted against colourful baiCltground. in the strangest of settings. '■■ ■ (Approred for Universal Exhibition-) • GRAND SUPPORTING FEATURETTES. ;: Bos Plan at Theatre. Telephone 4OCIB. TOMORROW'S DELIGHTFUL • CLARK GABLF^ CLARK GABLE ■ ■ And JEAN HARLOW— —JEAN HARLOW " . " HOLD YOUR MAN." "HOLD YOUR MAN." . «.; . (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) A Romantic and Sensational Story. ■ It's a Thrill all through. In addition, A CHARLIE CHASE COMEDY. N.Z. TRAVELOGUE and NEWS REEL, .: final screening tonight. - xtew princess theatre. -New princess theatre. Continuous, 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Daily. "JUST MY LUCK." ■ • TVi t h With ': . RALPH LYNN. RALPH LYNN. 1 A riotous comedy of fortunes and mis- ■ fortunes. It's the greatest laugh intown. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) SELECTED ADDED ATTRACTIONS. ' Box' Flan at Theatre, Telephone 42-580. TOMORROW'S WONDER CHANGE. . Magnificent and Spectacular. — See ~; '. —. MATHESON LANG -^ In - s The Triumph, of Stage and Screen, ' - "CARNIVAL." "CARNIYAI#. W- . — "CARNIVAL."— Romantic VENICE—With all its Laughter against a glittering background. Also, .ENTERTAINING FEATURETTES. t7>MPIRE THEATRE. ISLAND BAY! -Jlj THIS EVENING, at S o'clock. • The Year's Biggest Musical Comedy! "42nd STREET." A Warner Bros. "42nd STREET First National "42nd STREET." Picture! With _ .WARNER BAXTER, bebe DAOTELgj And 14 Great Stars. . , Gills! Mnsic! Dances! The most sensational show ever conceived! „ "42nd STREET." Splendid Supporting Programme. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Wednesday and Thursday Next: "CAVALCADE." ILBIRNIE KINEMA. A Medley of mirth and music from i- i the mint of fun. "THERE GOES THE BRIDE." "THERE GOES THE BRIDE." With JESSIE MATTHEWS, OWEN NARES, JERRY VERNO. A riot of catchy music, sparkling humour, and joyous entertainment. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) • .Ncwfireels, Wild North-west, Shakespeare a Country, Sights of London, etc. -■.-' Plans for *'A BEDTIME STORY" ('Man- ; lice Chevalier) now open. Telephone 14-202. riAPTTOL IHEATRE, MIRAMAR, LAST NIGHT. LAST NIGHT. ■'„■■■ '-THE WHITE SISTER." ~ "THE WHITE SISTER." A rtory of Love and Devotion in ths screen's most, sensational romance, witl HELEN HAVES and CLARK GABLE (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) IftnURNIDSOUHWI ISLAND BAY DISTRICT AUXILIARY. A CHURCH PARADE of all Digger* -A- will be held in ST. HILDA'S : CHURCH, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1933, at 7 p.m. Medals and Decorations, to be worn, "J''all in at Empire Theatre 0.40 p.m. S. J. AXTOX, Hon. See. -