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Evening Post, Volume CXVIII, Issue 102, 27 October 1934, Page 4

BOOK FOR TONIGHT!-THE CROWDS ARE STILL FLOCKING TO THE YEAR'S MOST BRILLIANT PRODUCTION! CT. JAMES. TWICE DAILY: JAMES. At 2.15 ST. JAMES. aud 8 p.m. (Direction.—Sir Uenjamin Fuller.) In Her Most Glamorous Hole— . ■ NORMA SHEARER NORMA SHEARER NORMA SHEARER NORMA SHEARER • NORMA SHEARER NORMA SHEARER . NORMA SHEARER . NORMA SHEARER Aud those Two Superb Players— ROBERT' HERBERT ROBERT HERBERT MONTGOMERY MARSHALL MONTGOMERY MARSHALL MONTGOMERY MARSHALL .MONTGOMERY MARSHALL Jn Metro-Coldwyu-Mayer's Hit, « R _l_p_T~.T-D- E." "r_l_p_T — I — D — E." "R-I-P-T - I - D - E." "R_l_p_T — I — D — E." «R_l_p_T - I - D - E." " it _ I - P - T - I - D - E." -r_l_p_T - I — D — E." {"When a Woman Loves") MRS. PAT. CAMPBELL, RALPH FORBES. \ (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) MORRO CASTLE TRAGEDY! Exclusive, awe-inspiring scenes of the Terrible Epic- of the Soft. Also: " BONNIE SCOTLAND " (Trnveltalk), PETE SMITH NOVELTY, ETC. j HEAVY BOOKING FOR TONIGHT AT THEATRE (54-775) " THE GAMBLING LADY " j "THE GAMBLING LADY" "THE GAMBLING LADY " TS COMING TO TOWN! ; IS COMING TO TOWN! (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) j PACKING THEM IN! j BE WISE—BOOK! TEL. 51-842. THE BEST IN TOWN! THE BEST IN TOWN! THERE IS ONLY ONE (■Two Hearts) (''Two Hearts) \ln Waltz/ \I" a}*y PA RAMO UN T. A LL-BRITISU: ■* ARAMOUNT. At 2.15 PARAMOUNT. and 8 p.m. British Dominions Films, Ltd., announce tho Grand N.Z. Premiere of BRITAIN'S OVERSHADOWING j MUSICAL COMEDY ROMANCE. A NETTLEFOLD-FOGWELL PRODUCTION. | hlwo Hef l7 ("Two Hearts) \ In Waltz/ \ In Walte 7 \ Time / \ Time >^ (Approved foe Universal Exhibition.) j A FEAST OF HAPPY \ LIGHT-HEARTED ENTERTAINMENT.! An Operetta that Sparkles Like a Sky Full of Stars! Sparkles Like a Sky Full of Stars! SPARKLING SONGS: "Give Her a Little Kiss." ''For Love of You." / "We Hate the Men." Tho Divine Melody; "Two Hearts in Waltzing Tune." AND THE WONDER NOVELTY, Where Carl Brisson sings a Duet with j himself in 2 voices. AN UNIQUE CAST: CARL BRISSON, FRANCES DAY, j OSCAR ASCHE. 1 BERT COOTE, ■ PETER GAWTHORNE, And Buddy Bradley's BEST OF BALLERINAS. Haunting and Lilting Melodies—Stailliugly Novel Dances—Glittering EnsemblesSpectacular Settings ( 3Vo Heavte) ("Two Hearts) \ In Waltz / \ In. Waltz/ \ Time"/ \ TimeV ADDED FILM NOVELTIES. And the Popular Entertainer, MISS IRIS MASON At tho Wurlitzer Organ. Book D.I.C. or Tel. 51-842. FREE LIST SUSPENDED. QUEEN'S THEATRE, UEEN'S THEATRE, (Upper Cuba Street). NOW SHOWING—NIGHTLY, At 8. Metvo-Goldwyn-Mayer presents An Unforgettable Combination, JOAN CRAWFORD • 10 AN CRAWFORD And GARY COOPER, (IARY COOPER. With !■ nine-hot. Tone, Robert Young, and Louise Closser Hale, In a moving, human story— "TODAY WE LIVE." "TODAY WE LIVE." ■■TODAY WE LIVE." "TODAY WE LIVE." For brilliancy, thrills, and Bpectacular ac» tion—lT STANDS SUPREME! You will be amazed, as never before, by the aerial and naval interludes! (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) FenturetU'K You Must Not Miss. i MR. Mr. i LAUREL HARDY LAUREL a i,.l ITARDY LAUREL HARDY hi a Riot of Fun: "S-C-R-A-M." Musical Revue—Sporting Item— Metrotone News. A RTCRAFT THEATRE. ' THEATRE. (Thorndon's Popular Family Cinema.) THIS EVENING—at 8. A Glamorous Star— JOAN CRAWFORD. JOAN CRAWFORD. A talented, cast, including— FRANCHOT TONE, Gene Raymond—Esther Ralston Edward Arnold. Music, Beautiful Girls, Dazzling Settings! Drama, Romance, and Humour. I In {.fie Metro-G'oldwyn-Mayer production, " SADIE McKEE." " SADIE McKEE." •SADIE McKEE." From the Novel by Vina Delmur. I'i'ecornmended by Censor for Adults.) Also. THELMA TODD and PATSY KELLY in "AIR FRIGHT." Metrotono News. Tinok early! No extra charge! Theatre Telephone 43-OCB. T>EGAL THEATRE, KARORI. TONIGHT, 8 o'clock, TONIGHT. A Grand Comedy Programme. Laurel and hardy, With Charlie Chase, in "SONS OF THE DESERT." mc Big Laugh from end to end. Rib-tick-ing antics of the mirth-provoking boys. (Approved I'm- Universal Exhibition.) ( INF.SOI'ND RKVIIOW. SlJOiri.' SUBJJSCTS. I