Page 4 Advertisements Column 2

Evening Post, Volume CXVII, Issue 65, 17 March 1934, Page 4

AN OUTSTANDING ENTER- ' TAINMENf] " 1934's BIGGEST' PICTURE. Be Wise!— Book Early. Ring Telephone 53-080 for Reserves. "nE LUXE THEATER •^E LUXE THEATRE. DE LUXE THEATRE. (The Home- of Wide Range Sound.) NOW SHOWING. NOW SHOWING. (Twice Daily, 2.15 and 8.) Warner. Bros. Present The most absorbingly sensational story ; since "All Quiet on the Western Front." ' ONCE EVERY YEAR ONE GREAT PICTURE INSPIRES THE WORLD, AND HERE IT IS! \ 4 BIG / /stars \ In a Brilliant Production With a Brilliant . Cast. LESLIE HOWARD The screen's LESLIE HOWARD most romantic ■ LESLIE HOWARD personality. ■ LESLIE HOWARD LESLIE HOWARD MARGARET LINDSAY The Radiant MARGARET LINDSAY Beauty of MARGARET LINDSAY "Cavalcade" MARGARET LINDSAY fame. Youthful Idol DOUG. FAIRBANKS, JR of millions. DOUG. FAIRBANKS, JR. PAUL LUKAS Star of a PAUL LUKAS dozen1 hits. In a "Cavalcade" of human passions —a maelstrom of mankind's great adventure! Adapted to the screen, from the soulstirring novel by SIR PHILLIP GIBBS. I SIR PHILLIP GIBBS. , " CAPTURED " . "CAPTURED"' "CAPTURED" "CAPTURED" ——; . I (Recommended for Adults.) As daring as the-Victoria Cross officer upon whose life story it is, based. Superbly reproduced by the new DE FOREST "WIDE RANGE" SOUND SYSTEM. Outstanding Featurettes including, "BABES IN THE, WOOD," "BABES IN THE WOOD" A Silly Symphony Cartoon. PAUL. T. CULLEN I PAUL T. CULLEN I At the Wurlitzer Organ. Box .Plans at D IC, Begg's, and Theatre. TONIGHT — 8 — TbNIGHT. KING'S .THEATRE., ING'S THEATRE. , Presents Brilliant Firet-releaso Attraction. IRICARDO CORTEZ A Man of Affairs! RICAR3O CORTEZ Business , affairs I RICARDO CORTEZ made him a fortune I RICARDO CORTEZ —Love affairs made RICARDO CORTEZ him famous! 1 '1 With - RICHARD BENNETT, , ELIZABETH YOUNG, 1 '.IBIG EXECUTIVE" '*BIG EXECUTIVE" "BIG EXECUTIVE" (Appioved for Universal Exhibition.) He has the might to rule millions! But he pits millions for the right to rule a Woman's heart! Also EXCEPTIONAL FEATURETTES. Paiamouni'Newe, "Stoopnocracy" Screen Song, DukkfElhugton. and his Orchestra, 'jßundle of ■JBlues/fc, on Pai-fyle">-IMusioa}- Revue, Dear" }' ty' ' Comedy. '■• ~, >r J '. Box' Plans at D 1.0. and. Theatre.' '", % Pnce,s: Stalls, Is; Reserved, Is 6d, Dress Circle, Is 6d Delightful, Romantic, Intriguing. , NOW SHOWING. ' ■JJEW , ' PRINCESS THEATRE. ■^EW'J 'ERINCESS THEATRE! Continuous from 11 a m to 10 pm. Dail> The glamorous, vivacious British favourite who had -all Hollywood at her feet from the moment she arnved from London to play in . this sparkling production! LILIAN HARVEY Ot the beautiful voice, in her brilliant Fox success, 1 "MY LIPS BETRAY" "MY LIPS BETRAY" — With — JOHN BOLES His Voice better ' JOHN BOLES than e\er. EL BRENDEL At his Funniest. Hear the lilting hits, "The Band is Gaily Playing," ' That's Why I'm Happy," "Out of a, Blue gky,"'with, a delightful'fluet between Lilian Harvey and John Boles (Recommended for Universal Exhibition ) Alt.o- I ENTERTAINING FEATURETTES IT COSTS NO MORE TO'RESERVE Box Plan at Theatre Telephone 42-580 J£ILBIKNIE KINEMA Direction J. C. Williamson Pict. Corp, 'Ltd Grand Double-feature Programme! , Britain's Inimitable Funster, GEORGE GEE "OLEANING-UP." .GEORGE GEE ' CLEANING UP." GEORGE GEE In "CLEANING UP." L British comedy at its Bestl The screen's greatest adventurer in his most romantic role. • 2 'RONALD COLMAN "B.AFFLES" RONALD COLAIAN "RAFFLES." , RONALD COLMAN In "RAFFLES." I With Xay Francis, David Torrence, Fred Kerr, and Alison Skipworth. I ■ You will remembei ' Raffles" foi a long I time and, always with a merry chuckle,,, (Approved, fon Universal Exhibition ) 1 1 For Reservations Tel. 14-202. OUR rHfiATRE,* ' NEWTOWN ' ur theatre! ktewtown: -tonight. 7.45. < tonight. The Magnificent Attraction, ;£ADDY, THE NEXT BEST THING." "PADDY, THE NEXT BEST THING" Starring the perfect pair of "Daddy Long s Legs," * JANET GAYNOR, WARNER BAXTER. Oray laughter, lovely Irish music, perfect sentimeht> all blended in the romance that > has captured the hearts of the tv orld. ■ (Approved for Universal Exhibition ) Trdm Gertrude Page's evergreen story. In Addition Cnjemagazine, Cartoon, Camerathrill. "OEGAL THEATRE, KARORI x*> ; THIS EVENING, at 8 o'clock A Great Success' Acclaimed by all who have seen— 1— "STAGE MOTHER," "STAGE MOTHER," With Alice Brady, Maureen O'Sulhvan. It has everything' Romance! Music! Drama' 2-LAUREL AND HARDY COMEDY. You'll never laugh again as much as jou will at this hilarious picture comedy. 3 —Fox Australian Newsieel. 4—Universal Newsreel (Graham McNamee) CAPITOL THEATRE, MIRAMAR. v POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT! "DINNER AT EIGHT" '^DINNER AT EIGHT." Its amazing galaxy Of start and it« lifelike plot- and lavish production spells priceless entertainment, with 14 headline stars, including MARIE DRESSLER, JEAN HARLOW, MADGE EVANS. WALLACE BEERY, LIONEL AND JOHN BARRYMORE, EDMUND LOWE, ETC. (Recommended by Censor for Adults ) Box Plan at Theatre 01 Telephone 16 545 ~ PING PONG " rpHE Wellington Ping Pong Club will -*- open on April 9. Intending new members please ring .16507 for.terms. T. S-, Williams, 43 Lower Cuba 'Street, I