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Evening Post, Volume CXVIII, Issue 78, 29 September 1934, Page 4

SPRING J.S IN THE .All!! SPRING IS IN THE All!! SPRING IS IN THE All:.' music is in your .uiJAir.r: MUSIO IS IN YOUR HEAR'!'! MUSIC) IS IN YOUK HEART! Herd's the musical tonic for tliac tired feeling . . . bubbling over with fascinating melodies . . . sparkling with intoxicating romance . . . spiced with a tbousand laughs! QT. JAMES-NIGHTLY, At S. £>T. JAMES ST. JAMES—DAILY, At 2.in. ST. JAMES (Dir.—Sir Benjamin Fuller.) I A.s Seasonable as its name! "MELODY tX SI'WNG." '■MELODY IN SPRING." " MELODY IN SPRING." "M.ELOCY IX SPRING." ! " MELODY JN — SPRING." I " MELODY IX SI.'HING." - MELODY IX SPRING." ■ " MELODY IX -— SPRING." •'MELODY IN -—■ SPRING."' " MELODY JN SPRING."' •; MELODY —- IN SPRING." " MELODY IN SPRING." - MELODY ]N SPRING."' - .MELODY IX SPRING." " MELODY JN SPRING,"' "MELODY IN SPRING."' Presenting tho Screen's Latest Romantic Star —Haudsonie — LANNY ROSS — -. LANNY ROSS ■■ LANNY ROSS LANNY ROSS LANNY ROSS — LANNY ROSS • LANNY ROSS ■ LANNY ROSS Golden-voiced Tenor—the New Sensation of the Cinema World! And a Wonderful Gist: CHARLIE RUGGLES—MARX BOLAND CHARLIE RUGGLES-MARY BOLAND CHARLIE RUGGLES-MARY BOLAND CHARLIE RUGGLES-MARY BOLAND (The Inimitable Comedy Pair) and ANN SOTHEENANN SOTHERN ANN SOTHERN (The Musical Comedy Beauty). You'll be intrigued -with this New Song Star—surrounded by fun-makers and lovemakers ... in a romantic story set to mufiie and tuned to laughter. . . . It's the season's most joyous production! You'll enjoy Lanny Rosa singing "Ending With a Kiss" . . , "The Open Road, and "Melody in Spring." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) SPECIAL SUPPORTS: "This Little Pig Went to Market" (Novelty), British News Budget, "Lucky Anglers" (Sportliglit), Comedy. Heavy Booking for Tonight—Reserve Early at Theatre (54-775). BRITANNIA. Continuous RITANNIA. from 11 a.m. NOW SHOWING A Hilarious riot of laughter. A First ■National Laugh Hit. JOE E. BROWN JOE E. BROWN As The suappiest salt that ever sailed the Seven Seas, in "SON OF A SAILOR."' "SON OF A SAILOR." "SON OF A SAILOR." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) It's the season's most riotous comedy of the Navy, with JEAN MUIR :: FRANK McHUGH THELMA TODD :: JOHNNY MACK BROWN. • Xn Addition —— JACKIE COOPER, JACKIE COOPER, With LILA LEE, JOHN WRAY. In "LONE COWBOY" Strange pardners! "LONE COWBOY" A wide-eyed young"LONE COWBOY" ster from the slums "LONE COWBOY" . . . wandering over "LONE COWBOY" Western plains with "LONE COWBOY" a cowboy bent on "LONE COWBOY" vengeance! (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Box Plans at Theatre, Telephone 40-018. ARTCRAFT THEATRE. RTCRAFT THEATRE. (Thorndon's Popular Family Cinema.) THIS EVENING—At 7.45. An Absorbing Drama of Scotland Yard. " THE SOLITAIRE MAN." " THE SOLITAIRE MAN." " THE SOLITAIRE MAN." With the Screen's Most Fascinating Actor, HERBERT MARSHALL. HERBERT MARSHALL. In His Finest Role to Date. Supported by ELIZABETH ALLAN, LIONEL ATWILL, MARY BOLAND, MAY ROBSON. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Also:—Musical Revue — Charlie Chase Comedy — Metrotono News. RESERVE EARLY No Booking Fee. • Theatre Telephone 43-968. riAPITOL THEATRE, MIRAMAR". *-* LAST NIGHT! LAST NIGHT! The laughter season is still on and causing shrieks of merriment. Last night's audience proclaimed this as a wonderful programme. "CALL IT LUCIC." "CALL IT LUCK." '•CALL IT LUCK." "CALL IT" LUCK." The most laughable picture imaginable— off to the races in a wild burst of fun, fury, and fireworks, with HERBERT MUNDIN, "PAT" PATERSON, AND CHARLES STARRETT. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) ALSO A BRILLIANT FEATURE—The exploits of Father Bernard Hubbard, Geologist and Priest, in conquering "ANIAKCHAK," | Tho World's Largest Volcano. BROOKLYN PICTURES. TONIGHT AT 8. RALPH LYNN in "JUST MY LUCK." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) The Lynn grin means one hour of laughs, and in "Just My Luck" the irresistible Lynn is a riot. Supporting Programme includes: CINEMAOAZINE. TRAVELOGUE. COMEDY. Book your seats for the final screening of Marie Dressier in "Emma." Wednesday Next. E L U X E T HEATS E, E LUXE IHEAIE E, Lower Hutt. TONIGHT x\ND MONDAY, at 8 p.m. The Immortal Story of a Tragic Personality. " THE WANDERING JEAV." '■ THE WANDERING JEAV.'' (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) AA 7ith CONRAD VEIDT AS THE JEW. CONRAD VJiIDT AS THE JEW. Never before has there been a story like it. The topmost pinnacle of histrionics is reached by CONRAD VEIDT as THE JEW. TUESDAY and AVEDNESDAY, at 8 p.m. "Head's AA^e Go"—And a mere spin of a coin started tho Fastest, Gayest, Whirl of Life, Love, and Laughter ever to grace the screen. CONSTANCE CUMMINGS, FRANK LAWTOJf. BINNIE BARNES. GUS MeNAUGHTON, CLAUDE HULBERT in"HEADS AYE GO." "HEADS AYE GO." (Approved for .Universal Exhibition.l THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. AT 8 p.m. JOE E. BROWN as the "Home-wroekinp, Girl-necking Knave of the Navy in "SON OF A SAILOR." j " SON OF A SAILOR." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) With— THELMA TODD, FRANK McHUGH. Box Plans at the "Peter Pan" Lounge or Telephone Theatre 63-431. TENNIS COACHING. JUVENILE CLASSES commence NEXT '■> SATURDAY. Enrol now. T. S. AVILLIAMS, Tel. ■U.-233. Prof. Tennis Coach.