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Evening Post, Volume CXX, Issue 86, 8 October 1935, Page 2

."STILL GOING STRONG. STILL GOING STRONG. STILL DELIGHTING THOUSANDS DAILY. Leave the dishes iv the sink. I Send baby next door, and make ) straight for j ST. JAMES i T. - JAMES : i ST. JAMES j i Direction: Sir Benjamin Fuller. J i DAILY AT 2.15. NIGHTLY AT S o'clock. j GRAND RETURN SEASON i ' GRAND RETURN SEASON j ! GRAND RETURN "SEASON I ! , I , ■ ■ ( i Of | I Metro-Goldwyn-Mayers I Mighty Musical. j : I "NAUGHTY MARIETTA" ! " NAUGHTY MARIETTA" "NAUGHTY MARIETTA" " NAUGHTY MARIETTA " "NAUGHTY MARIETTA" "NAUGHTY MARIETTA" J (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) ! THE GREATEST i THE GREATEST MUSICAL SHOW ON EARTH f MUSICAL SHOW ON EARTH.'. Featuring JEANETTE MACDONALD JRANETTE MACDONALD JEANETTE MACDONALD And NELSON EDDY NELSON EDDY NELSON EDDY EXCELLENT FIRST HALF EXCELLENT FIRST HALF] I Plans at D.I.C. or Theatre (Tel. 51-775). LAST THREE DAYS: Misa' "Th o r MAJESTIC. Distinction." Direction.—Fuller-Hayward Theatres, Ltd. SESSIONS—II a.m., 2.15, and S p.m, BETTE DAVIS, BETTE DAVIS, GEORGE BRENT 1 • ' ' GEORGE BRENT In tho most exciting newspaper story ever brought to the Talking Screen! "FRONT PAGE WOMAN" "FRONT PAGE WOMAN" ".FRONT PAGE WOMAN" "FRONT PAGE WOMAN" "FRONT PAGE WOMAN" "FRONT PAGE : WOMAN" Meet the1 Notorious Woman; Behind the Headlines J . . . Hear the Story that was too Hot for Cold Print! (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) *■ FRIDAY NEXT ——. JZ^~~ FRIDAY NEXT —— a METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER DE LUXE ATTRACTION! j Sharpen your wits . . .- steel your nerves J . . . prepare for your biggest thrill! | ■ "MURDER IN THE FLEET." "MURDER IN THE FLEET." "MURDER IN THE FLEET." '•MURDER IN THE FLEET." "MURDER IN THE FLEET." "MURDER IST THE FLEET." JEAN PARKER . ROBT TAYLOR UNA MERKEL — JEAN HERSCHOLT | XAT. PENDLETON . TED HEALY. You'll enjoy every moment of it . . . it'll keep you puzzled ... and laughing between thrills! (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) BOOK EARLY FOR, THIS MIGHTY SPECIAL! Plans at D.I.C.' or Theatre (Tel. 45-100). REX THEATRE. EX THEATRE. (Upper Cuba Street.) Is-ALL SEATS ONE PRICE—Is Sd-CHILDREN AT MATINEES—3d. NOW SHOWING TWICE DAILY—2 and 7.30 p.m. Two Splendid Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Features! No. I—Tho Captivating Star of "NAUGHTY MARIETTA," JEANETTE MaoDONALD JEANETTE MacDONALD JEANETTE MaoDONALD With RAMON NOVARRO RAMON NOVARRO In tho Magnificent Musical Production "THE CAT AND THE FIDDLE." "THE CAT AND THE FIDDLE." "THE CAT AND THE FIDDLE." Heart-gripping drama . . . tender roinonce . . . inspired music . . . and two great singing stars! No. 2—MADGE 'EVANS. ROBERT I'OUNG- OTTO KRUGEII In a- merry story of Gay pnree—Romantic' Dramatic! Laughable! "PARIS INTERLUDE." '"PARIS INTERLUDE." '•PARIS INTERLUDE." (Both Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Plans,at D.LC. and Theatre. Tel. 62-334. Reserves 6d Extra. PALACE THEATRE, ■*• ALACE THEATRE, ! . . . .'.. .PETONE. j FINALLY TONIGHT at 8 o'clock. "THE LIVES OF A BENGAL LANCER" i .:... -With • jGARY OOOPER FRANCHOT TONE ; ; And. Big Cast. I (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) : COMMENCING TOMORROW at 8 p.m.. TOM WALLS— RALPH LYNN, ' ] .; ; YVONNE ARNAUD, ].-. .?£ cuckoo; in the nest." ; '■ '■'■ --M935? b iunnifig't' Comedy/ j J. (Approved for .Universal Exhibition.) i ' TDEGAL THEATRE, " KARORI. i ■ ■*■*> TONIGHT! At 8. TONIGHT! 11—JACKIE COOPER, JACKIE COOPER ! In i ; " PECK'S BAD BOY " ■ i "PECK'S BAD HOY." \ With Thomas Meighau, 0. P. ileggie. ! J( you were ever a kid you'll smilo when ' this story brings thoso• days back amiiu.! "■ "PECK'S'BIDIJOY" ; (Approved'for-Universal Exhibition.) h-.' SHIRLEY TEMPLE - '-PARDON Mt i?OPS."iL- "■■■"■ "■'■' ' y '- :::; ■ ■