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. ACCLAIMED BY THE PRESS! ,:And Saturday's Huge Audiences as Undoubtedly LIONEL BARRYMORE'S Greatest Masterpiece. Ring Telephone 53-080 for Reserves. DE LUXE THEATRE E LUXE THEATRE D E LU, X E TH EAT R E (Courtenay Place). (The Home of Wide Range Sound.) NOW SHOWING. Twice Daily, 2.15 and 8. R.K.O. RADIO PICTURES PRESENT The greatest human etpry yet presented on the screen. In the LIONEL BARRYMORE Finest Role LIONEL < BARRYMORE Of His LIONEL BARRYMORE Brilliant LIONEL BARRYMORE Career. LIONEL BARRYMORE .' "ONE MAN'S JOURNEY" "ONE MAN'S JOURNEY" .- " ONE MAN'S JOURNEY " • "ONE MAN'S JOURNEY." Superbly Reproduced by THE DE FOREST "WIDE RANGE" SOUND SYSTEM. MAY ROBSON MAY ROBSON More Lovable. MAY ROBSON Than Ever!' . MAY ROBSON — With — FRANCES DEE. JOEL McCRAE. DOROTHY JORDAN. HERE IS UNFORGETTABLE PATHOS AND ROMANCE! In addition, the Popular Vocal Organist, PAUL T. CULLEN PAUL T. CULLEN In a new presentation _t the Wurlitzer. . SPECIALLY SELECTED DE LUXE FEATURETTES. Bos Plans at D.I.C, Begg's, and Theatre. PACKED OUT SATURDAY NIGHT! Enormous Success of Sterling First Release Programme. Two Sensational Attractions! KING'S THEATRE. ING'S THEATRE. NIGHTLY, At 8 o'clock. Presents SLIM SUMMERVILLE Andy Devine SLIM SUMMERVILLE SLIM SUMMERVILLE SLIM SUMMERVILLE SLIM SUMMERVILLE In A craay nightmare of fun. "HORSEPLAY" Slim and Andy sell a "HORSEPLAY" radium mine for a miI"HORSEPLAY" lion aud go out to mix "HORSEPLAY" with tbe blue-bloods! "HORSEPLAY" It's' the battiest, "HORSEPLAY" balmiest farce ever "HORSEPLAY filmed! (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) ADDED ATTRACTION CHESTER MORRIS, HELEN TWELVETREES In "■ - "KING FOR A NIGHT" "KING FOR A NIGHT" — . (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Terrific drama that smashes its way right into your heart! Special Short Subject.Mickey Mouse in "Mickey's Pal, Pluto." - Box Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre. SEASIDE -PICTURES, LYALL BAY. EASLDE PICTURES. LYALL BAY. ' TONIGHT FINALLY AT 8 O'CLOCK. Jack Buchanan sings and dances in the Merriest Musical Comedy Ever! , JACK BUCHANAN, ELSIE RANDOLPH,-. ! •'.'■• MARGOT GRAHAM. VERAPE4RCE, in ■'- ; " YES, MR. BROWN." "YES, MR. BROWN." . "YES, MR. BROWN." i' (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) I Also, -. SELECTED FEATURETTES. ■ Telephone 16-393 for Reservations* rjAPITOL THEATRE. ■ MIRAMAR V , FINALLY TONIGHT! Owing to a large number of Patrons being unable to gain admission on Saturday Night, and to meet a popular demand, the Qaumont-British Special "F. p. i.'Z "F. P. -' 1." "F. : P.' 1." Will be shown for a further session tonight Starring CONRAD VEIDT, LESLIE FENTON, AND JILL ESMOND. .(Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Thisis a magnificent production, with an exceptionally good supporting programme. NEXT SATURDAY: "DINNER AT . EIGHT." ■ , TTILBIRNIE KINEMA. xv , PACKED OUT! Saturday's Packed House Acclaimed . GEORGE ARLISS in . GEORGE ARLISS in "THE WORKING MAN." "THE WORKING MAN." , The Grandest Arliss of Them All! ' SHOWING FINALLY TONIGHT! (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY! "DINNER AT EIGHT." Ring 14-202 and Reserve Your Favourite . . Seat. REGAL THEATRE. KARORI. TONIGHT AND TUESDAY! Warner Bros.-First National's "'FRISCO JENNY," '"FRISCO JENNY," With RUTH CHATTERTON. An astounding story of the Dives and Cesspools of San Francisco. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) .. SPECIAL SOUND SUPPORTS.. THE ROYAL WELLINGTON CHORAL UNION. "IL TROVATORE." PRACTICES for the 1934 season will a commence TOMORROW, TUESDAY, EVENING at.St. John's Schoolroom, Dixon Street, at 8 o'clock. Mr. Harry Brusey will be in attendance at 7.20 'for the purpose of interviewing intending choristers. W. E. CALDOW, Hon. Secretary. MEETINGS. ST. PATRICK'S COLLEGE OLD BOYS' ASSOCIATION (Inc.). ANNUAL MEETING, 1934. /~VLD Boys are reminded "of the Annual V Meeting to be held in the-Hall.at the College, Cambridge Terrace, TO-: NIGHT, at 8 o'clock. A large attendance is requested. ' WELLINGTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, INC. - rpHE ANNUAL MEETING OF MEM- -*- BERS will be held in Committee Room No. 1, Town Hall (Ground Floor), on TUESDAY, MARCH 20, at 8 p.m. ■ Business: Reception of Report and Financial Statement; Election of Officers; and General. ERNEST DAWSON, Hon. Sec. NEWTOWN RUGBY LEAGUE FOOTBALL CLUB. 'THE Annual General Meeting of the a above Club will be held in St. Thomas's Schoolroom, Riddiford Street, Newtown, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, MARCH 14, at 8 p.m. (1) Annual report and balancesheet; (2) election of officers; (3) general business. All members, intending members, and supporters are cordially invited to attend. W. N. H. DAVIS, Hon. Secretary. WELLINGTON RUGBY FOOTBALL \ UNION. . ] j^OTICE is hereby given that the Annual General Meeting of the Union -will bo.held in tho Commercial Travellers' Club Room, Customhouse Quay, Wellington, on WEDNESDAY, the 14th DAY of I MARCH, 1934, at 7.30 p.m. I A. E. NEILSON, Secretary,
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Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 60, 12 March 1934, Page 2
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