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Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 144, 15 December 1933, Page 2

SPECIALLY AIR-COOLED. Tl/TAJESTIC. SESSIONS: ■"^-AJESTIC. 11 a.m., 2.15 p.m., MAJESTIC. 8 p.m. SHOPPERS' SESSION, 5 p.m. Captured by the excitement, romance, and intrigue of this Oriental seaport, a lone girl stirs the heart o£ a devil-may-care adventurer to try again for the honours that once were his! TEMPESTUOUS ROMANCE! SPECTACULAR ACTION! A SUPERLATIVE CAST ! SPENCER TRACY SPENCER TRACY SPENCER TRACY SPENCER TRACY SPENCER TRACY SPENCER TRACY In a magnificent vole. FAY WRAY FAY. WRAY FAY WRAY •FAY WRAY FAY WRAY FAY WRAY (Fresh from her Triumph in "KING KONG.") HERBERT MUNDIN HERBERT MUNDIN HERBERT MUNDIN Funnier than ever. EUGENE PALLETTE EUGENE PALLETTE RALPH MORGAN RALPH MORGAN - In - "SHANGHAI MADNESS." 'SHANGHAI MADNESS." "SHANGHAI MADNESS." "SHANGHAI MADNESS." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Special Added Attractions: "GREAT STUFF," A British Comedy, featuring HENRY KENDALL. HENRY KENDALL. FOX INTERNATIONAL NEWS, Including Dedication by Bishop of Liverpool of Mission Steamer SOUTHERN CROSS No. 7, etc. Bos Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre (45-100). BELIEVE IT OR' NOT! ROLAND YOUNG HAS BECOME A BURGLAR! CAN'T YOU IMAGINE HOW FUNNY HE IS? CT. JAMES. Twice Daily: °T. JAMES. At 215 ST. JAMES. and 8 p.m. (Dir.—Sir Benjamin and Mr. John Fuller.) BELIEVE US—HE'S NEVER BEEN SO COMICAL r ROLAND YOUNG ROLAND YOUNG • ROLAND YOUNG ROLAND YOUNG ■ ROLAND YOUNG — ROLAND YOUNG : ROLAND YOUNG —— ■ ROLAND YOUNG — Debonair English Comedian, in his most hilarious role as the bold, bad burglar, in " THE BLIND ADVENTURE." "THE BLIND ADVENTURE." "THE BLIND ADVENTUBJE." "THE BLIND ADVENTURE." "THE BLIND ADVENTURE." " THE BLIND ADVENTURE." "THE' BLIND ADVENTURED — With — RALPH BELLAMY - HELEN MACK ROBERT 'ARMSTRONG One foggy night in London ... A man and a girl on the rooftops . . . An appeal to a comical burglar for help ... And then— HECTIC, HILARIOUS, MYSTIFYING ADVENTURE! (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) SPECIAL SUPPORTING ITEMS: AUDIO REVIEW, Presenting "THE LIFE OF WAGNER " (of interest to all Musicians). < PATHE NEWS OF THE WORLD. COMEDY - CARTOON.' Box Plans at D.I.C. or Theatre (54-775) after 5 p.m. ' \ WELLINGTON BRASS BANDS' : ASSOCIATION. A THLETIC PARK. "^-THLETIC PARK. WEDNESDAY NEXT, at 8 p.m. WEDNESDAY NEXT, at 8 ,p.m. The most brilliant spectacle of the Xmas Celebrations. PARADE OF MASSED.BANDS. ■ PARADE OF MASSED BANDS. PARADE OF MASSED BANDS. PARADE OF MASSED BANDS. TORCHLIGHT PROCESSION. TORCHLIGHT PROCESSION. (A Dazzling Display of Colour.) v (By .250 Torchbearers.) . And a: host of humorous and variety j ; . ■ items,- including Physical Drill by Marist Bros.' Scholars. 'Kathleen O'Brien's Pupils. Jenkins School of Physical Culture. Legion of Frontiersmen, And the PAGEANT OF NATIONS PAGEANT OF NATIONS '.- By;" ; CIVIL SERVICE GIRLS. Get your ticket now.: Reserves at D.I.C. Free. ■■''~• Tickets, Is and Is 6d. Relief Workers 6d; Children 3d. Organiser, J. E. DUNCAN. Hon. Secretary, A. BUCKLEY. EAST HARBOUR T AWN TENNIS TOURNAMENT, ■JL'AWN TENNIS TOURNAMENT, On MURITAI TENNIS CLUB'S COURTS, EASTBOURNE, DECEMBER 29 and 30, 1033, and JANUARY 1, 1934. Entries close 12 noon FRIDAY NEXT, December 22. W. V. FISHER, Hon. Secretary. Tel.-44-266 or 52-652. WHIPPETS. • WHIPPETS. GO TO THE DOGS. - SATURDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1933, At WHITE CITY WHIPPET TRACK, '' Connolly Street, Lower Hutt. See "PETER PIPER" Run,. Jump, and fight a finish. Take bus to V.I.C. Stores; leaves Lambton Station 1 p.m. and every 15 miuutes. Admission 6d. Afternoon Tea obtainable. x ALEC. ADCOCK, Manager.