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Evening Post, Volume CXX, Issue 95, 18 October 1935, Page 2

AN AUDIENCE'S DREAM COME TRUE. 3rd WEEK! ' 3rd WEEK! Hundreds have seen it two . . . three . . . fouv . . . and five times . . . ono patron—nine times . . . AND BOOKED AGAIN! TODAY—2.I3, 5, & 8 p.m. LAZA ' — _______ LAZA ==r-. Direction.—Amalgamated Theatres. Bos Plans at iJegg's and Theatre, Telephone 51-277. ! NEW SUPPORTS ! NEW SUPPORTS | NEW SUPPORTS I | __j GRACE .MOORE -J GRACE MOORE —l GRACE MOORE —' GRACE MOORE GRACE MOORB GRACE MOORE GRACE MOORE GRACE MOORE "WITH ALL THE I GLORY OF HER f >. I GOD-GIVEN / >I VOICK! — In - "LOVE ME FOREVER." " LOVE ME FOREVER." — A Columbia Picture — (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) TO OUR PATRONS. TO OUR PATRONS. BY SPECIAL AIRMAIL. j BY SPECIAL AIRMAIL. I ALL BLACKS WINNING { THEIR. FIRST MATCH IN J ENGLAND. Also NEW ZEALAND WINNING FIRST LEAGUE TEST AT AUCKLAND. Direction.—Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. TODAY! 3 SESSIONS—2.IS, 5, and S p.m. ENGLAND'S GREATEST DRAMATIC ACTOR IN HIS SUPREME ACHIEVEMENT—SURPASSING EVEN HIS SENSATIONAL SUCCESS IN "THE INVISIBLE MAN." CLAUDE RAINS, CLAUDE RAINS, CLAUDE RAINS, CLAUDE RAINS, CLAUDE RAINS, CLAUDE RAINS, CLAUDE RAINS, CLAUDE RAINS, Witb FAY * JANE WIIAY, BAXTER In T i "THE CLAIRVOYANT." CLAIRVOYANT." CLAIRVOYANT." I CLAIRVOYANT." CLAIRVOYANT." CLAIRVOYANT." HE'S UNCANNY! HE'S FASCINATING! IN A TENSE, THRILLING DRAMA THAT WILL HOLD YOU SPELLBOUND FROM START TO • FINISH!!! Box Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre. Telephone 51-595. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) ROXY THEATRE i OX V IBEAIRS i MANNERS STREET. j (Continuous from U a.m.) I It's No Extra to Reserve. RING THEATRE, 'PHONE 40-618. The Most Interesting and Eutertaining Programme in Town. TWO OUTSTANDING SUPER ATTRACTIONS. Headed by a Picture of Exceptional Interest. j The life story and achievements o£ the most-talked-of personality today, "MUSSOLINI SPEAKS." "MUSSOLINI SPEAKS." "MUSSOLINI SPEAKS." "MUSSOLINI SPEAKS." I "MUSSOLINI SPEAKS." Just what sort of a man is this Mussolini? HOW CAME THIS BLACKSMITHS SON TO RISE SO HIGH? Sees for Yourself in '•'MUSSOLINI SPEAKS." "MUSSOLINI SPEAKS." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) AND A DRAMA THAT WILL HOLD YOU SPELLBOUND . The most fascinating detective ■who ever kept an audience gasping . . . and the most alarming heart-disturber who ever kept a detective guessing. , GINGER POWELL. ROGERS In a Breathless New Adventure in Screen Entertainment t Baffling Drama .. . Crisp Dialogue . . Electric Action .. . Spontaneous Lauchs . . . Delightful Romance! "STAR OF MIDNIGHT." "STAR OF MIDNIGHT" "STAR OF MIDNIGHT1' "STAR OF MIDNIGHT" "STAR OF MIDNIGHT." "STAR OF MIDNIGHT." (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) PMPIBJ! THEATRE^ PETOVP « (VICTORIA STREET) °^E Last .Night! At S o'clock. Last Night' Leslie breuch —— Mary Lawin J\oy J'ox and lug Rand "RADIO PIRATES," (Approved for Universal Exhibition Also, SHIRLEY TEMPLE in "DORA'S DUNKING DOUGHNUTS." COMMENCING TOMORROW (S4T) (Matinee 2 p.m. and 8 p.m ) Douglas Fairbanks, jun., Patricia Ellis, "THE NARROW CORNER." Warren William^-— jj avy "UPPER WORLD." (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) f^-KAND THEATRE, PETONF THEATRE PETONE Fw»l'y-4t 8 o'clock-TONIGHT ■ C°L^M NAN( K'ra^ G ' * (ApproAnd d MsraA't*' 0-* ,_ "PRINCESS CHARMING"" (Recommended by Censor for Adults I COMMENCING TOMORROW (SAT t , il? tJ? ee 2 P-m- and 8 p.m Lyle Taibot \r a ,"' «" *„„ ; Roscoe Karnes _ FraS flto '^ ]? D- n?^ TIREs." -— Additional Attraction (Both approve^ Urfjegd Exhibition.) BE WJSE 'BOOK EARLY