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Evening Post, Volume CXIX, Issue 134, 8 June 1935, Page 4

TODAY! TODAY! PLEASE NOTE ALTERATION OF PROGRAMME.— T>LAZA. Sessions, 2 p.m., 8 p.m. ■^LAZA. Box Plan at Begg's. PLAZA. Theatre Telephone 51-277. Dir.—Amalgamated Theatre*, Ltd. We present the Beloved Stai of "Lady for a Day" and "Mother's Millions," MAY ROBSON 1 MAY ROBSON I MAY UOBSON 1 MAY ROBSON I MAY HOBSON - I MAY ROBSON I MAY ROBSON r MAY ROBSON f- ' MAl^ ROBSON MAY ROBSON MAY ROBSON MAY ROBSON , MAY ROBSON MAY ROBSON I MAY ROBSON MAY ROBSON ; , ! ,MAY ROBSON I MAY ROBSON I MAY ROBSON — I MAY ROBSON —— In another of the grand character roles that made her famous, "GRAND OLD GIRL." "GRAND OLD GIRL." 4 "GRAND OLD GIRL." "GRAND OLD GIRL." "GRAND OLD GIRL." "GRAND OLD GIRL." "GRAND OLD GIRL," "GRAND OLD GIRL." "GRAND OLD GIRL." "GRAND OLD GIRL." A grand and glorious ComeaV Diama. They called her old "Gunpowder" when slie explained she blew tho door off the town bank room, exposing a sizzling glimpse of life that jolted tho ?'very best people." ALSO SCREENING AT BOTH SESSIONS ETHEL M. DELL'S "rIHE ROCKS OF VALPRE," 1 With , Winifred Shorter and John Garrick. (All Approved ior Universal Exhibition.] NEXT CHANGE, * JAN I KIEPURA In /•MY HEART TS CALLING." I IVOLI THEATRE, IVOLI THEATRE, -NEWTOWNJONALLY TONIGHT. . No. 1 Feature. ' TQM WALLS, RALPH LYNN TOM WALLS RALPH LYNN TOM WALLS^ RALPH LYNN In Ben Travels Aldwych Theatre Farce, "THARK." "THARK." (fiecouiulcnded by Censor ior Adults.) No. 2 Feature. CHARLIE RUGGLES, ANN DVORAK ™^gf^S VOBAE EUGENE PALLETE, " FRIENDS OF MR, SWEENEY." "FRIENDS OF MR. SWEENEY." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) And Potpourri of Rivoli Featurettes. ' "MONDAY, ♦•C-L-E-O-P-A-T-R-A." , Watch Monday's paper foi Sensationa Announcement. DALACE " THEATRE, JT ALACB '" THEATRE, PETONE. TONIGHT at 8. WILLIAM POWEDt With MTRNA LOY, 1 UNA MERKELj ISABEL JEWELL CORA SUE COLLINS, and Special Cast In l "EVELYN PRENTICE.' "EVELYN PRENTICE." (Recommended by Censor for Adults. You'll welcome them—in their great laugl and thrill successor to "The Thin Man.' FULL SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. H.RAND THEATRE, vTiiAND THEATRE, PETONE. TONIGHT, at 8 o'clock. THE SUPER THRILLER, , "BEYOND BENGAL." "BEYOND "BENGAL." (Recommended by Censor for Adults. The jangle wrote the story—Nature pro vided the sensational settings for "BE YOND BENGAL"—the greatest anims picture ever filmed—super thrilling becaus it is real-IT ACTUALLY HAPPENED SPECIAL SUPPORTING PROGRAMMJ —Including— "THE SCOUT JAMBOREE."* \TEW EMPIRE THEATRE ■« PETONE. TONIGHT at 8. LEILA HYAMS, SLIM SUMMERVILLI ANDY DEVINE, DAVID TORRENCi And Notable Cast In The Hilarious Comedy "HORSE PLAY." The Big Laugh Hit—in which two lovelon cowboys and a Horse invade the ritz; ballrooms of highest society. Also, TOM MIX in the Thrilling Action Drama, ,■ "TERROR TRAIL." (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. —Special Added Attraction— •'THE DIONNE QUINTUPLETS." BROOKLYN THEATRE TONIGHT. TONIGHT. ' "BOLERO.' George Raft Carole Lombarc Sally Rand Frances Drake Romantic adventures as wild and throb bine as the'mad strains of the famou "Bolero." (Recommended for Adult Audiences.) Wed. and Thurs.—"ONE NIGHT OF LOVE." Good Supports. VICTORIA COLLEGE PLUNKET MEDAL ORATORIOAI CONTEST, SATURDAY NEXT (loth), CONCERT CHAMBER, TOWN HALL IHE TIN HAT THE NEXT TATTOO will be held 01 1 WEDNESDAY NEXT, JUNE 12 at the R.S.A. CLUB ROOMS, 12 Victorii Street, at 8 p,m. Chairman: MR. 0. A. L. TREADWELL Admission )a 6d. LANTERN LECTUKi, 'Subject: "Moscpw " Place: F.S.U, HALL, 37 Harris btreet €ity, gUNDAV, JUNE 9,39A5, *i & p.m