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Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 135, 5 December 1933, Page 2

LAST THREE DAYS ! IT'S - TRULY AN EXCEPTIONAL —— PROGRAMME Ring Tel. 53-080 for Reserves. DE LUXE THEATRE. E' ' : LUXE THEATRE. 1 DE LUXE THEATRE. NOW SHOWING. Twice Daily, 2.30 and 8. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Present The Mighty Successor to "Miv and Bill." MARIE DRESSLER, .. • MARIE DRESSLEK, MARIE DRESSLER, MARIE DRESSLER, MARIE DRESSLER, I'ha year's greatest joy cruise, iviLU Wallace beery, •WALLACE BEERY, ■You'll laugh, cry,-thrill, and laugh again! —. "TUGBOAT. ANNIE" —- "TUGBOAT "• ANNIE " '■ -^— "TUGBOAT ANNIE" (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) With ROBERT YOUNG and , ...';,■■: 'MAUREEN O'SULLtVAN. FOX (ASIA.) NEWSEEEL. MOSCOW—HEART OF SOVIET RUSSIA. '■'.' NURSERY RHYMES , .. : ■' (Colpurtono Revue). Iris Mason at tha .Wurlitzer. Box Plans at Begg's, D.1.0., aud Theatre. D,E liUXE —- FRIDAY. -B" LUXE —— -FRIDAY. DE LUXE —— FRIDAY. Twice Daily, 2.30 and 8. ■ Warner ; BroS.' .First National • /■-, ———Present . The Most Spectacular arid Gorgeouslyfrocked Production of her Brilliant Career. /The First Lady, of the Screen, RUTH CHATTERTON . KUTH CHATTERTON RUTH CHATTERTON : RUTH CHATTERTON with GEORGE. BRENT. -■' •„.'"■■• ".;: with. GEORGE BRENT. . The, Famous Newly-weds Superb,With.Vbrililant star cast surpassing all '". "lier.; previous triumphs, in -——-^ "THE CRASH." : — '- "THE CRASH." • — "THE. CRASH." —■ —— "THE CRASH." . — (Recommended for Adult Audiences.) A smart, sophisticate^ story o£ modern times. / EXTRA ..SPECIAL FEATURETTES. Bos Plans at Begg's, D.I.C, and Theatre. -.. NMHTLY AT 8 O'CLOCK/ KING'S ■ '■ THEATRE. ING'S. —-—— THEATRE. . , .... ■' . Presents • - • --The-King* of Buffoonery! STAN LAUREL OLIVER HAEDY STAN LAUREL —— OLIVER HARDY STAN LAUREL OLIVER HARDY STAN LAUREL OLIVER HARDY STAN LAUREL -OLIVERHARDY STAN LAUREL OLIVER HARDY ..'■•— In — '■*-—- -"IRA DIAVOLO" ' *— "FRA DIAVOLO" ) > - "FRA DIAVOLO" f (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Not even the hangman's noose can prevent Laurel and Hardy from committing ' their typical blunders. -OUTSTANDING FEATURETTES. - N.Z. Sound News,' Fitepatrick Travelogue, "Motor-cycle Mania," Pete Smith Sports Film, Metrotone. News, . Mickey Mouse ..'..". ."■..;;■.."■.!'/.:.".■ Cartoon. : "... '.'..[ Box/Plans D.I.C, and Theatre. ceaside pictures, lyall bay. Seaside pictures, lyall bay. Record Se'aston Terminates Tonight. S o'clock. 8 o'clockj . . "CAVALCADE" , "CAVALCADE" ':-■ ■ ' ■■■ "CAVALCADE" /- -..:■ ,- " CAVALCADE "...■. -'' ,:;-:;-'-':bd 'NOT MISS'" •. : ■ ■',-';/ ' -.- ■ .....THIS,- . ■.'. , -LAST i OPPORTUNITY OF- ;' ••'-■.■ ■:-.'.."..':-:> SEEING-'.'..-' - - '..-.'. ■ "CAVALCADE" . •..' "QAVALCADE" SfOAVALCADE " ;-. ■■:-... .f " -.;•." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Aetory- of world events and their effect on .the home and the family. EXCELLENT 'SUPPORTING SUBJECTS _ Box Planet Sieati-e or. Telepbsne 16-393. Free List Suspended. •pMPIRE THEATRE, ISLAND BAY. JL .THIS EVENING, at 8 o'clock.- : "THE LOVE CONTRACT." "THE LOVE" CONTRACT." > .With, WINIFRED SHOTTER. : A delightful comedy from.England's great- ~" est laugh-raisers. ■ • SPLENDID. SOUND SUPPORTS. (Recommended by ■ Censor for Adults.) CAPITOL THEATRE, MIRAMAE. LAST NIGHT. LAST NIGHT. "THE SILVEE CORD." • "THE SILVER CORD." Featuring IRENE DUNNE. FRANCES DEE, JOEL McCREA, ERIC LINDEN, and LAURA HOPE CREWS. A drama of a girl who challenges the menace of a^ selfish mother. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) CONCERT CHAMBER. THE WELLINGTON REPERTORY A -,- THEATRE " Presents J. M. BARRIES J. M. BARRIES Famous Comedy, " ALICE-SIT-BY-THE-FIRE." " ALICE-SIT-BY-THE-FIRE;" " ALICE-SIT-BY-THE-FIRE." '•' ALICE-SIT-BY-THE-FIRE." TOMORROW (WEDNESDAY), AND THREE FOLLOWING NIGHTS. Produced by W. -S. WAUCHOP. Box Plans at D.I.C. Prices'.—Reserves, 4s 4d; Back Stalls, 2s 6d. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING .--ROOM. _ FREE TO THE PUBLIC. Third Floor; Courtenay Chambers, 15.Courtenay Place. HOURS, 12-30: to 4 p.m. daily (Saturdays, Sundays,' 'and Public Holidays excepted), Wednesday Evenings, 6.30 to 7.45 p.m. Authorised and approved Literature on Christian.Sciescn may bo read, borrowed, or purchased. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, WELLINGTON. ■RRITISH-ISRAEL WORLD •° FEDERATION. WELLINGTON BRANCH. Under tho Auspices of the above, DR. D. S. MILNE Will Deliver an Address, At tho MASONIC HALL. THE TERRACE, TONIGHT (TUESDAY), at 8 o'clock. Subject: "THE CALL TO THE NATION." Public Cordially Invited. Questions, Collection. ■MEMBERS of •the New Zealand Club ■"-*■ are advised that Tickets for the Reception to bo tendered Rear-Adroiral Byrd, U.S.N., on FRIDAY NEXT, may be purchased'Cr.om the Secretary. EDWARD P. LAMBERT, F.P.A., X.Z., ' "Binn.don House/ ; Fcnthcrstou Street. 9S~Cin?KK VVeek tor' cOml'ort; A ChcstcrfioM, Sideboard, Tablo, Bed, or Ducheise »t Art Cabinet Co., Willis Sk,