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Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 142, 13 December 1933, Page 2

LAST TWO DAYS! [\ Really an Outstanding Entertainment. ;; DE LUXE THEATRE.' . E LUXE THEATRE.' DE LUXE THEATRE. ■ •* NOW SHOWING • —— . Twice Daily, 2.30 and 8. Warner Bros. First National , ■ Present RUTH CIIATTERTON ' RUTH CIIATTERTON ■ RUTH CHATTERTON - RUTH CHATTERTON : -. . with GEORGE BRENT. With a brilliant star cast surpassing all her previous triumphs, in " THE CRASH" — ■ "THR CRASH" . "THE CRASH" . . "THE CRASH" (Recommended for Adult Audiences.) EXTRA SPECIAL FEATURETTES.' In addition: Further Presentations by IRIS MASON . At the Wurlitzer De Luxe. • Bos Plans at Begg's/D.1.C., and Theatre. THE GREATEST OPERETTA THE SCREEN HAS YET PRODUCED! — Commencing — DE LUXE THEATRE. E LUXE THEATRE.' DE LUXE THEATRE. . FRIDAY NEXT. FRIDAY NEXT. Twice Daily, 2.30 and 8. Warner Bros. First National Present -— The supreme achievement of rapturous sound and pictorial beauty! Your heart will tingle with the thrilling rendition of its, throbbing melodies and sonorous grandeur of this famous stage play brought to the screen with boundless magnificence! • "THE DESERT SONG." "THE DESERT SONG." ■■ — "THE DESERT SONG." "■ ■ ■ "THE DESERT SONG." "THE DESERT SONG." *—— - • "THE DESERT SONG." -—- '- "THE DESERT SONG." • ■ "THE DESERT SONG." —— (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) — With— •'■ JOHN BOLES —- MYRNA LOY JOHN BOLES MYRNA LOY JOHN BOLES MYRNA. LOY JOHN BOLES MYRNA LOY • CARLOTTA- KING — —— CA'RLOTTA KING —- ——— CARLOTTA KING -~—r— CARLOTTA KING LOUISE FAZENDA, LOUISE FAZENDA. ' JOHNNY ARTHUR. JOHNNY ARTHUR. And a brilliant cast of singing stare. 132 VOICES —100 MUSICIANS. And a grand enaemble of .116 Exotic Dancers, IRIS MASON , • ' IRIS MASON' At the Wurlitzer De Luxe. Box Plans at D.I.C; Begg's, an 1 Theatre:. — LAST TWO NIGHTS —- KING'S . :——^ THEATRE ING'S - ——— THEATRE Presents Nightly at 8 o'clock, The screen's most enthralling spectacle, "42nd ■■■ - ' STREET." "42nd -— STREET." "42nd — — STREET." "42nd . ■ STREET." «42nd ■ STREET." - (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) ■ ," : ■ With - • i:' WARNER BAXTER, BEBE DANIELS. ' RUBY KEELER, AND .■..•.-.:-•■ GEORGE BRENT. Head a superlative list of: fourteen, stars and a cast of lSOvgorgeoiw girls! The life, loves, and lures of back-stage drama, it takes you behind the scenes as a Broadway musical production gets under way, r. — IN ADDITION ,— \ .■'■; N.ZVSound News Tliri|ls r-^'Seaj Devils" (Shark Fishing) — "Africa Speaks English" (A Ventriloquist Sketch). ; Box Plans D.I.C. and Theatre. COMING KING'S FRIDAY. MARTONDWIES M VRION DAVILS In » The Woild's Sweetint Romanic, " PEG O' MY HLAR I ' " J'IXJ O' MY HIiAR'J " " pj:g o' my hbaht '. ' plg o' my heart" (Appto>ed ior L/iiiveisal ENhibition ) , SLIM ' And it's the Giandc t Enteitainment this side of Hcnen itself COMING KING S IRIDAY. ' NOW SHOWING NEW PRINCESS THEATRE. EW PRINCESS THEATRE Continuous from 11 a m to 10 p m Daily METRO GOLDWtfN MAYER S •Sparkling Comedy Triumph' — Featuring — ANN HARDING • ■ ■ ROBT MONTGOMERY With a Bnlliant Suppoiting Cast, in "WHEN LADIES MEET" ~rIt is Peppy and Racy -nith a tempo thit nevci lets don n It is entertainment of the kind that brings healthj Hughs and honest enjoyment to jaded film appetites (Recommended for Adult Audiences) ADDITIONAL ATTRACTIONSBox Plans at Theatre Telephone 42-580 TR rDAY'S T3N rl TRrI \INMENT: V v imomit's Wondei picture HLLE> HAYrS and GAKY COOPER — In — "A rARKWLLL TO VRAiS " "A IAEEWJLL '10 ARMS" — With — VDOLPHIC MLNJOL A smpiiainfi and pleasing story to 7>lea«ie eveijone DriTTGH I IXL TLA CDRrTTrS SEASIDE PICTURES, LYALL BAY. EASIDE PICTURES, LYALL BAY. TONIGHT ONLY, at 8 o'clock. It's gay, sparkling with melody and • . ■ mischief. '- MAURICE" CHEVALIER. -^-r— HELEN TWELVETREES. ■ ED.EVERETT HORTON—ADTUENNE AMES BABY LE ROY, In "A BEDTiME STORY." "A BEDTIME 'STORY.1' , "A BEDTIME STORY." "A BIODTIME STORY." "A BEDTIME STORY." (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Also EXCELLENT SHORT SUBJECTS. Bos Plan at Theatre or Telephone 16-393* ILBIRNIE KINEMA. LAST NIGHT. LAST NIGHT. > JOAN CRAAVFORD and , . -■ . ' ■ WALTER HUSTON, In "R A I N." Passionate Drama of the Torrid Tropics., (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) Box Plans now open for ,-, : Thursday^and Friday, "CAVALCADE." Saturday .' "42nd STREET."; Telephone ,14-202. ■-".. . , ; ;,': / CAPITOL THEATRE, MIRAMAR. TONIGHT. TONIGHT.* "A LADY'S PROFESSION." -....- "A LADY'S;'PROFESSION." . For a .splendid njgnt's^fun;with laughter from start to finish tKfs brilliant x comedyis recommended to Patrons, Starring ALISON SKIPWORTH, ROLAND YOUNG, and.SARI MARITZA. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) "OEGAL THEATRE, KARORI. XV' TONIGHT, 8 o'clock. THURSDAY. ' "THE LITTLE DAMOSSEL." "THE LITTLE DAMOZEL." With Anna Neagle and Benita Hume. An amazing stoiy of tangled lives and broken romance. Glamorous, dramatic. (Recommended by the Censor for Adults:) SPECIAL SUPPORTING ITEMS. . r^ON'T confuse Brandiwine with other •*■' beverages of a similar name. The genuine article i 3 sold only at the Grand Hotel Homo Supply Store; quarts 6s, halves Ss.