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Evening Post, Issue 52, 2 March 1935, Page 4

< LAUGHTER WEEK IS HERE! PARAMOUNT THEATRE ARAMOUNT THEATRE TWICE DAILY, 2.15 and S p.m. — Presents — CHAELES RUGOLTCS With CHARLES RUGGLK.S Ann Dvorak, CHARLES RUGGLES Eugene Pallette, CHARLES RUGGLES Dorothy Burgess, CHARLES RUGGLES Bcrton Churchill, — In — '■FRIENDS OF MR. SWEENEY." "FRIENDS OF MR. SWEENEY." "FRIENDS OF MR. SWEENEY." "FRIENDS OF MR. SWEENEY." "FRIENDS OF MR. SWEENEY." '{Approved for Universal Exhibition.) The hilarious story of a worm who turned wildcat on his first night out in twenty years! What .1 riot when this timid soul" uncorks his savage sock—you II laugh -. ' • aa never before! Also Showing ISOBEL ELSOM-CLAUDE FLEMMING TSOBEL ELSOM-CLAUDE FLEMMING ISOBEL ELSOM-CLAUDE FLEMMING : - in - :_' "THE 13th CANDLE" . "THE 13th CANDLE" "THE 13th CANDLE" J . "THE 13th CANDLE" _, . "THE 13th CANDLE" (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) An amazing drama of the tangled lives of seven people. It will keep you guessing till the last reel! — Also — IRIS MASON AT WURLITZER. Bos Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre. ■PRINCESS. CONTINUOUS J- RINCESS. from 11 a.m. NOW SHOWING! • Two Big Comedy Features! 1- CAROLE LOMBARD, CAROLE LOMBARD, "CHESTER MORRIS, ZASU PITTS, Leo Carrillo, Nat Pendleton. In a thoroughly entertaining, exciting . and romantic faree — : ■. "THE GAY BRIDE" ■ "THE GAY BRIDE" - ''THE GAY BRIDE" Irresistible comedy . . . rapid action . . . unusual thrills ... novel romance . . . (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) 2^-Thrilling naval adventures . . . mingled rath hearty laughs ... in a clever and delightful piece of entertainment. -i—. "FREEDOM OF THE SEAS" -^- " FREEDOM OF THE SEAS " — " FREEDOM OF THE SEAS " •■ With CLIFFORD MOLLISON .; And WENDY BARRIE. :(Approved for Universal Exhibition.) —- Additional — ZASU PITTS-THELMA TODD Comedy. •Box Plans at Theatre. Telephone 42-580. — Time-table "Freedom of the Seas": 12.8, 3.52, 7.37. "'The Gay Bride": 1.23, 5.7, 8.57. JUST LOOK AT THIS FOR VALUE IN ■. SCREEN ENTERTAINMENT. TTINEMA, KILBIRNIE. A: TONIGHT—At 7.3O—TONIGHT. Grand Monster Double-star Programme. The supreme screen thrill of the year. JAMES CAGNEY PAT O'BRIEN In the hilariously funny and thrilling ; naval comedy, : "HERE COMES THE NAVY," - "HERE COMES THE NAVY-" "HERE COMES THE NAVY/ ; "HERE COMES THE NAVY," With Gloria Stuart and Frank McHugh. It's-a-scream from start to finish, with . just one big thrill after the other. Barren witi^^ yOUN(J * ce 9» BWs' 1 "EMPLOYEES' ENTRANCE." (Both approved for Universal Exhibition.) Excellent Associate Featurettes. ''Reserves at Theatre. Tel. 14-202. - ARTCRAFT THEATRE. -AIRTCRAFT THEATRE. (Thorndon's Popular Family Cinema). AT 8 - TONIGHT - AT 8. ■GLARE GABLE , CLARK GABLE CLARK GABLE _„ MYRNA LOY MYRNA LOY In ■MEN IN WHITE" "MEN IN WHITE" . "MEN IN WHITE" "MEN IN WHITE" "MEN" IN WHITF' "MEN IN WHITE" A drama of the medical profession—the romance of a brilliant young surgeon torn between the love of a woman and devotion to: his profession. From the play , that ran 8 months on Broadway. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) •BIG SUPPORTS INCLUDE News feature, Musical Novelty, etc., etc. Telephone 43-968 for Reserves. TUESDAY NEXT—MARLENE DEBTRICH in "SONG OF SONGS." Gorgeous Settings!. Cyclonic Merriment! Gripping Entertainment!. EDDIE CANTOR EDDIE CANTOR In a Mighty Spectacular- Festival, '•■ROMAN SCANDALS" "ROMAN SCANDALS" "ROMAN SCANDALS" fApproved for Universal Exhibition.) At QHORTT'S THEATRE At •PHORTT'S THEATRE , Continuous from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. :. Added Attractions: EREDRIC MARCH - CARY GRANT. FREDRIC MARCH — CARY GRANT In a production of Amazing Adventures, "THE.EAGLE AND THE HAWK." "THE EAGLE AND THE HAWK." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Colo-tired Cartoon—Scenic—Topical. Evening Sessions: "Eagle and Hawk," 7.15 o'clock; Short Subjects, 8.20; , "Roman Scandals," 8.45. UEEN'S THEATRE. UEEN'S THEATRE. 1 (Upper Cuba Street.) NOW SHOWING, "THE RULING VOICE," "THE RULING VOICE/ With • WALTER HUSTON, LORETTA YOUNG. A Drama o£ American Racketeering. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Also, KAY FRANCIS—GEORGE BRENT. ' In ■ ••.•;'■ VTHE KEYHOLE," "THE KEYHOLE," A picture which views the modern woman from a new angle—based on the moral codes of 1935. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) tSe luxe theatre, -M , Lower Hutt. TONIGHT AND' MONDAY, at 8. John Galsworthy's Dramatic Masterpiece, DIANA WYNYARD, ■ : • ■-.-■ with COLIN CLIVE and FRANK LAWTON, ■ In "ONE MORE RIVER." . ', "ONE MORE RIVER." fßccommended by Censor for Adults.) . A tensely dramatic and modern revelation of modern marriage. Excellent -Supporting Programme. Box Plans at Peter Pan Lounge or Tel. Theatre 6^-431, ; . .