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Evening Post, Volume CXIX, Issue 128, 1 June 1935, Page 4

A BRILLIANT PROGRAMME FROM ■ /■■■;.":-.■ START TO FINISH! : nunui jiaiiiiiJinniiniiiuiriniipiJiriiiiiaiiiiiiJitnfniiiiiiiJUiinHifiiiiiJtJiiijniiiirrniriiiJiEiJinHiiJiiiiri 1 T3ARAMOUNT THEATRE ■ s Paramount,theatre! | '..'■'.. (Heated for Your Comfort.) TWICE DAILY, 2.15 and 8 p.m. V ■' : "■.'", ! -r—-■ IT -'■ '-''I/ "' .'• "• ■ ■••■ ■■ ■ ■•■■•■■••■ is -? ■ -■■ ■ ■■■■ IMPOSSIBLE NOT TO BE THRILLED BY EDGAR WALLACE'S Last and greatest EDGAR WALLACE'S stage play brought EDGAR WALLACE'S to the screen with EDGAR WALLACE'S all its vividness EDGAR WALLACE'S and reality. •~ ..':.: "THE GREEN PACK." ===== ■■: . ;• "THE GRKEN i'ACK." ....- ---■ "THE GREEN PACK." ', "THE GREEN PACK." " Starring JOHN STUART—AILEEN MARSON. JOHN STUART—AILEEN MARSON. The fertile genius of detective fiction has left a legacy to the world in this, his final work, which has been faithfully transcribed to tue screen, brilliantly enacted, and lives again gloriously, to thrill the waiting public. "THE GREEN PACK" is a gripping, i omantic, and ingeniously directed film, with a novel ending that no one can anticipate. — Also Showing — WENDY BARRD3 in "WITHOUT YOU" - WENDY BARRIE in "WITHOUT YOU" WENDY BARRIE in "WITHOUT YOU" WENDY BAREIE in "WITHOUT YOU" A Delightful Comedy Romance. (Both Recommended by Censor for AdulU.) Box Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre (Telephone 51-842). INEMA • KILBIRNIJj. lUEIAA KILBIRNIB. TONIGHT—At 7.30 o'clock TONIGHT. £-Outstaiiding Productions—2 Aft Epic Masterpiece of Red Russia "BRITISH AGENT" "BRITISH AGENT" With —- LESLIEHOWARD _ and a Cast of Thousands. -— Additional Attraction -J SHIRLEY TEMPLE JAMES DUNN' CLAIRE TREVOR, In "BABY TAKE A BOW." "BABY TAKE A BOW." (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Grand Associate FeaturetttiS. Reserves at Theatre (Telephone 14-202). COMMENCING MONDAY, At .7.45 p.m. PONNIE HEPWORTH . *" Jta ilie Delightful Productioii, • -" D-A-N-N-Y B-O-Y." •' D-A-N-N-Y B-O-Y." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Additional Feature, FAY COMPTON and LESLIE PERRINS "SONG AT "EVENTIDE." •' SONG AT EVENTIDE." (Recommnnded by Censor for Adults ) * Special Matinee, Monday, at 2.15 p.m. ROBERT MONTGOMERY - In the thi filing Submarine picture, " HELLNBELOW." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) P~ RINCESS. CONTINUOUS RLXCESS. from 11 a.m. to 10.15 p.m. Stalls In. Circle la 6d. NOW SHOWING Two Excellent Features! ~* '. MARY ASTOR, LYLE TALBOT, JOHN HALLIDAY, FRANK McHUGH. Tn I'irsS National's Picturißation of the EDGAR WALLACE. Mystery Thriller, "RETURN OF THE TERROR." "RETURN OF THE TERROR." "RETURN OF THE TERROR." (Recommended by Censor foe Adults.) 2—J.C.W. Picture Productions Present— Australia's" action-packed Romance of tha ckies —depicting actual v incidents in tha Centenaiy Air Race— "SPLENDID FELLOWS," "SPLENDID FELLOWS," "SPLENDID FELLOWS," With ERIC COLMAN (Brother of the Famous Ronald), Isabelle tMahon ■ Frank Leighton, Leo Franklin Frank Bradley (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Also: Outstanding Short Subjects. Box Plans at Theatre, Telephone 42-680. Time-table —— 'The Terror," 11.25. 2.33, 5.46, 9.6. "Splendid Fellows,1' 1.3, #.16, 7.30. KEX ■ ■ ■ ■ THEATRE. EX THEATRE. (Upper Cuba Street.) ALL SEATS ONE PRICE-ls. . CHILDREN 3d AT MATINEES, NOW SHOWING Twice Daily—At 2 and 7.30 p.m. Two Warner Bros.' Feature Attractions. GEORGE BRENT. MATTGASET LINDSAY. — With ~ Eugene Palletto - Hugh Herbert, Dorothy Burgess Robert Barrat, In a Tense, Fast-moving Detective Drama Exposing the Blackmail Racket, " FROM HEADQUARTERS." "FROM HEADQUARTERS.* "FBOM HEADQUARTERS/8 — Second Big Feature) — — Laughter — Songs — Music — Girls, * In the Scintillating Extravaganza, "FASHION GAIETIES OF 1934." "FASHION GAIETIES OF 1934." "FASHION GAIETIES OF 1934. 1! — Starring — WILLIAM POWELL. —With Bette Davis ■ ■ i ■ Verree Teasdale Frank MoHugb," Hugh Herbert (Both Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Plana^t D.l.C.and Theatre, TeL 52-331 Reserves 8d Extra. ENTHUSIASTICALLY ACCLAIMED! "COUNT OF MONTE CRISTO,"iat the "pmpire theatre, island bay. Empire theatre, island bay. (Steam Heated Nightly.) THIS EVENING, at 8 o'clock. "THE COUNT OF MONTE CRISTO,'' "THE COUNT OF MONTE CRISTO/* With ROBERT DONAT, ELISSA LANDI. 20 years in a dungeon—2o years to plot and plan—then freedom, riches, power—power to wreak vengeance. '•THE COUNT OF MONTE CRISTO." Never before—Perhaps never again! Duinas's immortal hero leaps to life in A picture you'll long remember. Packed with thrills and excitement. 2—Walt Disney Mickey Mouse Cartoon. 3—Organlogue.! 4—Universal Newerecl. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Box Plan at Empire Sweet Shop. Tel. 14-307. E LUXE THEATRE, . LOWER HUTT. (Steam Heated Throughout.) TONIGHT and MONDAY, at 8. MATINEE, MONDAY, at 2.30. Warner Bros. Expose History's Guiltiest Secret. DOLORES DEL RIO, DOLORES DEL RIO, Reginald Owen, Verrco Teasdale, "MADAME DU BARRY." ' "MADAME DU BARRY." (Recommended by Censor tor Adult*.) Excellent Supporting Programme. Box Plans at Peter Pan Lounge, or Tel. Theatre, 63431. v*KD don't forget. Mr. Busineii ■«• Man—"NUGGET" your shoes every HMCniog, ;