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Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 146, 18 December 1933, Page 2

■ A'Furore-pf Fun—A .Triumph. "Cleaning Up" Cleans Up. "THE EVENING POST" WRITES:— ' '"CLEANING UP' SAA^OURS OF GENIUS—THE'STORY-IS TOO GOOD TO SPOIL-SEE IT."- -: PARAMOUNT. — ALL BRITISH. ARAMOUNT. — ALL BRITISH. , PARAMOUNT, - ALL BRITISH, j; DALLY, At 2.15 and S p.m. Oh, GEE! AVhat a funny film. . BRITISH LION'S LAUGH RIOT ♦TOU'LL EAUGH TILL Y"OU CRY.P4 I"he whole British Empire knows worlufamous GEO. GEE The man with 1000 >.. GEO. GEE faces—each one funGEO. GEE nier than the other. With BETTY ASTELL and DAVE BURNABY in-the greatest British comedy to date, in which GEORGE GEE, AS THE BLUEBBOODED SON OF A LORD, SELLS VACUUM CLEANERS. ; l_ 1 ] 1 • ; _ _ - '7 ■ «CLEANING UP "• ' i- "CLEANING UP" "CLEANING UP'^ ■' H * CLEANING UP " I .^CLEANING UP ' ' . :: ;—: _—; 'JL - side-splitting, rib-tickling laugh-of-a--lifetime in which George Gee cleans up all other r comedians. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Also, "DAUGHTERS OF TODAYS See yourselves as others see jou. Book Begg's, D.I.C, or Tel. 51-842.' FRIDAY FRIDAY. FRIDAY- FRIDAY. "Is it really coming, dear?" "YES, MR. BROWN!" "Are the Box Plans Open?" "YES, MR-.'BROWN!" "At Begg's and D.I.C?" "YES, MR. BROWN!" " •They say it's a record smasher?"- ---' "YES, MR. BROAVN!"•Tg' JACK BUCHANAN the Star!"- : "YES, MR. BROWN!" "England's Greatest Dancing-Singer?"• "YES, MR, BROWN!" "May I take you to it?" "OH, YES, YES, YES, MR. BROWN! "■ "Do you say 'YES' to everything?"•'YES, MR. BROWN!" QUEEN'S THEATRE. UEEN'S ' THEATRE. QUEEN'S THEATRE. TONIGHT-S-TONIGHT. FIRST WELLINGTON RELEASE! Excitement! Romance! Thrills! ZANE GREY'S ZANE GREY'S Z-ANE GREY'S ZANE GREY'S Famous Story brought to the Screen, "THE LAST TRAIL." "THE LAST TRAIL." A 7 tough hombre of the west shows the bad-boys from the canyons of Manhattan ■ new tricks about their own racket. • Starring GEO. O'BRIEN, EL BRENDEL. GEO. O'BRIEN, - EL BRENDEL, .In Addition, the Mystery Thriller, "CHANDU" THE MAGICIAN, . - With - , EDMUND LOWE. ifApproved. for Universal Exhibition.) Popular Family' Prices. HEAR THE LATEST SONG HITS. . . SWAY TO THE MERRY TUNES . « . SCREENING CONTINUOUSLY. 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily. BRITANNIA THEATRE. ..RITANNIA THEATRE. Fox _?ilms' Novelty Programme. "BEST OF, ENEMIES." ... "BEST. OF -ENEMIES." ' ' - With - ' J BIJftDY ROGERS, MARIAN NIXON,'. 7 PRABfK MORGAN, JOSEPH CAAV- ■'■'. THORN, GRETA NISSEN. "BEST OF ENEMIES," : "BEST OF ENEMIES," r THE LAUGH HIT OF THE SEASONS It's a story that brims with youthful rorawce—overflowing with frothy frivolity, —packing __ kick everybody will enjoy— plus a cast, that sets tha carefree, turbu-. lent love of today against the amusing! prejudice* and restrained joviality of yes-* terday. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Delightful Supporting Featurettes. Box Plan at Theatre. Telephone 40-618. BE WISE. RESERVE. ANOTHER MONSTER PROGRAMME ,At OHORTT'S THEATRE At .•^HQRTT'S. THEATRE 7' Continuous from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. \ _ The Incomparable BARBARA STAi. WYCK, BARBARA STANWYCK, Supported by those two great Artists, ADOLPHE MENJOU, And RALPH BELLAMY, '/.-. In at glorious exposition of.supreme ,". " artistry, ; '--, "FORBIDDEN" . y "FORBIDDEN" : — ' ■': (Recommended for Adults.) &drsma that crashes through the gates jj |S*cbiivention to reveal a perfect romance.' Added Attraction: . Thrills! Adventure!! Daring!!! , TIM McCOY TIM McCOY In a sterling "Western," "RUSTY RIDES ALONE." "RUSTY RIDES ALONE." (For Universal Exhibition.) Excellent Supporting Subjects. >" ' ' * ' '£ TRIUMPH IN ROMANCE. NOW SHOWING. NEW PRINCESS THEATRE^! EW PRINCESS THEATRE.; Continuous^ from II a.m. to 10 p.m. Daily. A Paramount Success. -. "A FAREWELL TO ARMS." "A FAREWELL TO ARMS." "A FAREWELL TO ARMS." , "A FAREWELL TO ARMS." With HELEN HAVES, GARY COOPER, ADOLPHE MENJOU. Into tho giant tapestry of a -world in turmoiljis Tvoven the most tumultuous, past sionate romance yet written or screened*!? (A Cert. —Recommended for Adults.) .. PARAMOUNT FEATURETTES. Screen Song, Old, Time Novelty/, Sports Views. Latest News. Box Plans at Theatre. Telephone 42-580. Be Advised. See this great attraction. TJUGAL THEATRE, KARORI!I X*' THIS EVENING, >at 8 o'clock. Fox-Film's Mighty Epia of the Empire^ "CA-V-A-L.C-A.D-E." "CA-V-A-L-C-A-D-E." . Th^niitthtiest production of all time!. Neve*, before—perhaps never again! "CA-V-A-L-C-A-D-E." "CA-y-A-L-O-A-D-E.*' Cornel aarly! Avoid disappointment! Don't miss the greatest show of "a lifetime!. SPECIAL SOUND SUPPORTS, • (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) PAPITOL.1 THEATRE, MIRAMAK. >V TONIGHT FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY, Double Feature -Programme, "BROADWAY BAD," A Romantic' Drama, featuring JOAN BLONDELL, GINGER ROGERS^ RICARDO CORTEZ, and VICTOR JORY. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) "LIFE IN THE RAW.'' A. 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