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Evening Post, Volume CXX, Issue 91, 14 October 1935, Page 2

A Better-class Entertainment. 2 BRILLIANT ATTRACTIONS 2 2 BRILLIANT ATTRACTIONS^—2 * 7 o'clock .TONIGHT 7 o'clock 7 o'clock TONIGHT——7 o'closk Of course, at the I? IVO L I . THEATRE. •■M'IVOLI THEATRE. 11 1 V 0 L I T H E A T R 12. , • Xewtown's Popular Family Cinema. PATRONS PLEASE NOTE.— Owing to the exceptional length of theee two pictures, "Sin ot " - Miidelon Claudet" will commence sharp at 7.45. -■Co. I—Metro-Goldivyn-Mayer's . Supetl Attraction, '•THE SIN OF MADELON CLAUDET.1 "THE SIN OF MADELON CLAUDET/ "THE SIN OF MADELON CLAUDET.' HELEN HAVES, NEIL HAMILTON LEWIS STONE, JEAN HERSCHOLT, : MARIE PREVOST. (Recommended by Censor lor Adults.) No. 2—Sir James Barries Immortal Mas terpiece, "THE: LITTLE MINISTER." "THE LITTLE MINISTER." "THE LITTLE MINISTER." Starring KATHERINEV HEPBURN, JOHN BEAL, ALAN HALE. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) And Short Subjects in keeping with thi excellence of the programme—Zasu Pitts Thelma Todd, "Maids a la mode," coined] riot. "Honeymoon Hotel," all in beau tiful colour, and "Sunshine Makers," all colour cartoon. COMMENCING A SPECIAL THREEDAT SEASON. TOMORROW. TOMORROW. Daily, 2 p.m. and 8 p.m 1 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Super-Attractioni GRETA GARBO, GRETA GARBO. With a Roster of M.G.M. Stars, 'in "GRAND HOTEL." "GRAND HOTEL." And on the Same Programme— "BROADWAY TO HOLLYWOOD." "BROADWAY TO HOLLYWOOD." With ALICE BRADY of "Lady. T.ubbs' Fame. ■ •'• ,v '•,.-.. (Progiamme Retommended by Censor foi Adults.) ;• v THERE'S ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW ON AT THE ,:■ ■ TIVOLI . -■: . IVOLI (Opposite Parliamentary Buildings). NIGHTLY, 8 o'clock. ■ V MATINEE DAILY, 'i p.m. Selected Supporting Programme from "i o'clock. FINALLY TONIGHT. "DR. MONICA." . KAY FRANCIS. WARREN WILLIAM ■ - : . Also: .. "ONE EXCITING ADVENTURE" - .• BINNIE BARNES (Both Pictures Recommended by Censor for Adults.) COMMENCING TOMORROW. An Outstanding Programme. "JEW SUSS" (CONRAD VEIDT). '(Recommended by Censor for Adults.) "TOO MUCH°HARMONY" , (BING CROSBY). . . (Universal Exhibition.) Tel.- 43-965. It costs no extra to Reserve. ■ . . , g.. 1 ....,.., u ......».......Hi.........i..........»«i5 PARAMOUNT THEATRE = ; ARAMOUNT THEATRE § rt i iiiiinimuiiiiniMtiiimipl (T-.nce Daily. 2.35 & S p.m.) % ;:-. - A Glamorous Romance Based on WALLACE IRWIN'S Popular Novel, ." NORTH SHORE " Replete with Thrills and Stirring Drama BARBARA STANWYCK BARBARA STANWYCK BARBARA STANWYCK GENE RAYMOND GENE RAYMOND '—: GENE RAYMOND v' In "THE WOMAN IN RED" " THE WOMAN IN RED" "THE WOMAN IN RED" AT LAST IT CAN BE lOLDI The story of a woman whose sealed. lips sealed a man's doom . . . who let him go. on trial before a jury for hiß life— because.she didn't dare go on trial before the world for her honour! — Second. Feature — HENRY KENDALL HENRY KENDALL ■ Olive Blakeney, Miki Hood, in (111 "LEAVE IT TO BLANCHE" |||| j||) "LEAVE IT TO BLANCHE" |||] (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) A Mirth-packed Comedy-drama that .- ; You'll Thoroughly Enjoy! — Also — GORGEOUS TECHNICOLOUR REVUE . Plans at D.I.C. & Theatre. Tel. 51-842. • , JLSOTB&R STRIKING TRIUMPH! ' AT. CHORTT'S THEATRE AT AT THEATRE >AT I'o» Jlihn« present two masterpieces:— Nl*. I—A big comedy of outstanding merit. A . uat«lielane - etbry of' droll humour— : ctaitKsK ritnatjong— gowns—gaiety— "AS HUSBANDS GO." "AS HUSBANDS GO." 1 "AS HUSBANDS GO." .: (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Wonderfully portrayed* by a great cast. WARNER BAXTER, WARNER BAXTER, HELEN VTNSON, WARNER OLANI •HELEN VINSON, WARNER OLANI No.. 2—Another entrancing production: "CALL IT LUCK." "CALL IT LUCK." (Tor Universal Exhibition.) • They ..-; fell in love. He ... fell inliick Touil fall off your seat with laughter, Featuring , "PAT" PATERSON, "PAT" PATERSON, . -HERBERT MUNDIN, HERBERT MUNDIN, ; CHARLES STARRETI ; CHARLES STARRET3 . A wonderful array of supports! Gazette—Scenic—Travelogue. !IHE BEST PROGRAMME IN TOWN Y\E LUXE THEATRE, LOWER HUTT. ."■«- fE LUXE THEATRE, LOWER HUTT, ■: TONIGHT & TUESDAY—At 8. • Sweeping Spectacle—Sensational Action • . Four, years .in tho making. The greatest achievement in ; the history of motion pictures. "THE LIVES OF A BENGAL LANCER.' "THE LIVES OF A BENGAL LANCER.' (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) With - C. AUBREY SMI^ THLEEN BURKE RICHARD CROMWELL, And a huge supporting cast. Excellent Supports include News, Novelty, Sporting, and Coloured Cartoon, "Ay Elephant Never Forgets." Box Plans at Peter Pan Lounge, or Telephone Theatre, 6&431. "WEST POINT OF THE AIR" WALLACE BEERY, ROBERT YOUNG, MAUREEN O'SULLI VAN, LEWIS STONE, and JAMES OLEASON. Greater than "Hell Divers." Drama ir the heaven*—r tuance below with dowr to earth laughs in one of the mighties; film spectacles yet made. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Australian Kewsreel, Metrotone Newsree! Thelnm Todd Comedy, and Colourec Cartoon..