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Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 145, 16 December 1933, Page 4

BIGGER—BRIGHTER—BETTER THAJi • ■ ■ EVER ! YESTERDAYS LARGE AUDIENCES SPONTANEOUS IN THEIR PRAISES! DE LUXE THEATRE. E LUXE THEATRE. DE LUXE THEATRE. NOW SHOWING -■ Twice Daily, 2.30 and 8. ' Warner Bros. First National Present ■*■ THE GREATEST OPERETTA THE SCREEN HAS YET PRODUCED! Dazzling—Glittering—Sparkling! The supreme achievement of rapturous pictorial beauty! Your heart will tingle with the thrilling rendition of its throbbing melodies and sonorous grandeur oi 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." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) - With - JOHN BOLES MYRNA LOY JOHN BOLES MYRN- LOY JOHN BOLES MYRNA LOY CARLOTTA KING ' CARLOTTA KING LOUISE FAZENDA, LOUISE FAZENDA, JOHNNY ARTHUR. • JOHNNY ARTHUR. And a brilliant cast ,of singing stars. '132 VOICES —109 MUSICIANS. In addition: Extra Special N.Z. Newsreel, ULM'S ARRIVAL AT NEW PLYMOUTH At the Conclusion of His Tasmau Flight. ELLSWORTH EXPEDITION DEPARTS FOR THE ICE BARRIER. Also Local Topical Eyents of Interest. IRIS -MASON At the Wurlitzer De Luxe. Box Plans at D.1.C., Begg's, and Theatre. ■ NIGHTLY, At 8 o'clock. X IS&S —■ THEATRE. mG > S ;— THEATRE. Presents MARION DA VIES As the girl who inMARION D'AVIES herits a fortune, but MARION DAVIES who never forgets MARION DAVIES the kindly, simple, AI4.RION DAVIES romantic things of MARION DAVIES life! " PEG O' MY HEART." "PEG O' MY- HEART." "PEG O' MY HEART." "PEG O' MY HEART." •" PEG O' MY HEART." ' "PEG O' MY HEART." "PEG O' MY HEART." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) •For unrestrained laughs, for ..heart-gripping pathos, for songs of love and sOngg ot gaiety, we-unhesitatingly .recommend this glorious entertainment to you. - IN ADDITION .- OUTSTANDING SHORT SUBJECTS. ; NZ. News—Metrotone News—"Colour Scales," a Colourtone Novelty—"Alum and Eve," Zasu Pitta-Thelma Todd Comedy— "Noah's Ark." Silly Symphony in .Colour. Box Plans D.I.C. and Theatre. ANOTHER MONSTER PROGRAMME" At- CHORTT'S THEATRE At THEATRE Continuous from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. The Incomparable BARBARA STANWYCK, , BARBARA ..STANWYCK, Supported by;, those s two great Artists,ADOLPHE MENJO £lph BEtLAMY ■ In a glorious, exposition of supreme artistry, .-.v-'i ~,-.■ "FORBIDDEN": - — "FORBIDDEN" — (Recommended for Adults.) A drama that crashes through the gates of convention to reveal a perfect romance. Added Attraction: / ■ > ' Thrills!' 'Adventure!! Daring!!! TIM McCOY TIM McCOY : Tir a- Sterling'"Western," "RUSTY RIDES ALONE." . "RUSTY. RIDES ALONE." •' (For Universal Exhibition.) 1 Excellent Supporting Subjects. SEASIDE PICTURES, LYALL BAY. •Seaside pictures, lyall . bay. TONIGHT ONLY, at 8 o'clock. Something different in screen entertain- ■ • . ' inent. ; VICTOR JORY - LORETTA YOUNG DAVID MANNERS — HERBERT i MUNDIN '■'■ ■-~'■ 'In , '•THE DEVIL'S IN LOVE." '■'■■' "THE DEVIL'S IN LOVE." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) The'spell of the tropics whipped mad joy into three hearts. AISO . .'.'. ;-. EXCELLENT SHORT SUBJECTS. Box Plan at Theatre or Telephone 16 : 393. OUR THEATRE, NEWTOWN: UR THEATRE. NEWTOWN. TONIGHT—7.4S—TONIGHT. The R.K.O. Big Attraction. "THE CONQUERORS," '■THE CONQUERORS," : Starring RICHARD DIX, ANN HARDING. RICHARD DIX, ANN HARDING. A story of British.pioneers who built a mighty nation. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) In Addition; SELECTED SHORT SUBJECTS, . EGAL THEATRE, KARORI. : THIS, EVENING, at 8 o'clock. LAST NIGHT! LAST NIGHT! MlG.M.'s Big Special! 1— "FRA DIAVOLO,'/ With LAUREL AND HARDY. When they make a comic opera you can be sure it's cdmic! The funniest comedy ever, made. : -, SPECIAL SUPPORTS. , (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) .' MONDAY ANB TUESDAY: "CAVALCADE" "CAVALCADE" "CAVALCADE" "CAVALCADE" The screen's milestone; the most outstanding achievement of a decade. "GAVALCADE" "CAVALCADE" MONDAY AND TUESDAY ONLY. Book your Seats. Tel. 27-961. pAPITOL THEATRE, MIRAMAR. ° LAST NIGHT. LAST NIGHT. 10 Great Stars in a thrilling mysterydrama which will hold you spellbound. For tense excitement and real thrills this is a picture not to be missed. "THE SECRET OF THE BLUE ROOM," "THE SECRET OF THE BLUE ROOM," Starring LIONEL ATWILL, PAUL LUKAS, and GLORIA STUART, etc. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Coming Xmas Week, "42nd STREET," Box Plan at Theatre or Tel. 16-545. CHRISTMAS CAROL SING, CHRISTMAS CAROL SING, Organised by THE COMMUNITY SINGING COMMITTEE, And assisted by WELLINGTON HARMONIC SOCIETY (Conductor, Mr. H. Temple White). TOWN HALL. OWN HALL. MONDAY, DECEMBER 18, at-8 p.m. Song Leaders— MR. OWEN PRITCHARp. MR. WILL MASON. • At the Piano — MR. FRANK CROWTHEE. - At the Organ— ■ ' . MR. LAWRENCE HAGGITT. Soloist— ■ MISS TERESA McENROE. Come and usher.,in the Festive Season with this monster demonstration of GOOD CHEER, PEACE ON EARTH. ' GOODWILL TOWARD MEN. Proceeds to be devoted to the Red Cross Society and the Wellington Free Ambulance. . Admission ls'to all parts of the Hall. Reserve at D.I.C. No booking fee. Plan now open.