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Evening Post, Volume CXIX, Issue 86, 11 April 1935, Page 2

FINALLY TONIGHT! FINALLY TONIG HT! The Sparkling and Brilliant Picturisation - Of - WILLA GATHER'S Worlcl-funioMH Story, "A LOST LADY" . "A LOST LADY" ■ . "A LOST LADY" Starring a Brilliant Cast, hoadcil by BARBARA STANWYCK -With— RICARDO CORTEZ-FRANK MORGAN (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) DE LUXE THEATRE. X LUX E T II E A T R E. D E LUXE T H E A T R E. COMMENCING TOMORROW. COMMENCING TOMORROW. '• (Twice Daily, 2.15 & S.) THE HAPPY-GO-LUCKY JOY-BOY THE HAPPY-GO-LUCKY JOY-BOY ARRIVES WITH HIS BAND OF MERRYMAKERS If you Enjoy an Entertaining Story, Cheery Songs, and Plenty of Good, Clean Comedy— ; THE BEST BIT OF FUN FOR ALONG, LONG TIME. GENE GERRARD GENE GERRARD GENE GERRARD GENE GERRARD — And — WENDY BARRIE ' WENDY BARRIE WENDY BARRIE •WENDY BARRIE "TTTVRF Good ' roA Wholesome GOLS „ English SUSIE" Nonsense. A Corking Musical Comedy! — Brand New — Sparkling — Riotously Funny. It's hard to be serious about comedy like this _but we earnestly say SEE IT FOR CERTAIN (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Parents bring your Children: Children bring your Parents. A FAMILY PROGRAMME Our Prices are always the same. ■ s^Fi^lffi TED ;: • IRIS MASON At the Wurlitzcr Organ. Box Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre. : '- fvOLl THEATmI ~ IVOLI THEATRE _ NEWTOWN - Wellington's Leading Suburban Theatre. And Home of Distinguishing Patrons. FTNAL NIGHT TONIGHT, 8 o'clock. FINAL NIGHT TONIGHT; 8 o'clock. Screening for the First Time in the Suburbs. i And Selected R.ivoli Featurettes from 7 p.m. . From 7 p.m.-8 p.m. Including Musical, Travel, Comedy, Newsreel. ■ ~ CAGNEY BETTE DAVIS. JAMES CAGNEY — BETTE DAVIS. With Alice White, Allen Jenkins, In , Warner Bros.' Picturisation of ; "JIMMY THE GENT." See the Fun when a Cave-man turns cakeeater. . . The Star of "Footlight Parade' wiUgive you a performance tonight you will rave about.' (Recommended by the Censor for Adults,) Sfc&Rb AKLEN^^^^, T()BIN CHESTER MORRIS, "GOLDEN HARVEST." ' (Approved for Universal , Exhibition.) Stalls la; Circle Is 6d. Children HalfWALLACE GEORGE RAFT, JACKIE COOPER, < "THE B&WERY." ' And JOE E. BKOWN, "THE CIRCUS CLOWN." Bookings are heavy, for Saturday. Get those seats. - ' Box Plans at Fownes. No extra charge FINAL SCREENING TODAY OF THIS STIRRING FILM! •The Authentic Motion Picture Record of "THE FIRST WORLD WAR." J'THE FIRST WORLD WAR." "THE FIRST WORLD WAR." "THE FIRST WORLD WAI!." (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Released after 20 years—secret films from the nation's archives! ROXY THEATRE. OXY THEATRE. ROXY THEATRE. ROXY THEATRE. Direction, Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. CONTINUOUS FROM 11 a.m. De Luxe Sessions—2.ls & 8 p.m. COMMENCING TOMORROW. 2 BIG FEATURES -2 2——BIG FEATURES— —2 FIRST N.Z. SCREENING. "SHE WAS A LADY." "SHE WAS A LADY." "SHE WAS A LADY." • HELEN TWELVETREES, DONALD WOODS, RALPH MORGAN. She tells a life story she never dared confess to ANY MAN! "THE SKY'S THE LTMIT." "THE SKY'S THE LIMIT," "THE SKY'S THE LIMIT." , "THE SKY'S THE LIM IT." "THE SKY'S THE LIMIT." A gay story of laughter, mirth, and music in mad Parcel!! ■ LEW AYRES • "PAT" PATERSON. ' . —In — • "LOTTERY LOVER." "LOTTERY LOVER." "LOTTERY -LOVER." "LOTTERY .LOVER.." FROM THE HEAVENS FELL A GARTER! And it fell to the lot of a girl-shy cadet to present .it to its owner!!-. . (Both Pictures Approved for Universal Exhibition.) ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW AT THE ROXY. FAMILY PRICES, Is and .Is 6d. SEASIDE PICTURES. LYALL BAY. 13 TONIGHT at 8 ONLY. .' "The 'HAYSEEDS" go to the Centenary "splendtd"Ifell6ws."1 fell6ws." "splendid fellows." "splendid fellows." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Will. Erie COLMAN and Isabelle Mahon. Also " 'Tis Spring," Musical Revue in Glorious COLOUR, and other interesting featurettes. Tel. IG-393 for Reservations. ' OATS that you will be proud to wear. See Hermann's. We sell on terms cheaper. Only address, 13a. Courtenay PI.