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Evening Post, Volume CXX, Issue 133, 2 December 1935, Page 2

Because of the many "Long-run" Pictures that have been shown at the Pinna this year, we have a number of attractions waiting to be screened, and it is with regret that we announce the last 4 daya of "Escape Me Never." . pLAZA ■- , ■ r LAZA =- Direction.—Amalgamated Theatres Ltd TODAY-2.15 p.m. and 8 p.m. Box Plans at Begg's & Theatre. Tel. 51-277* ( Elisabeth I BERGNER J The World's Greatest Living Actress, In I / "ESCAPE V i ME j" \ NEVER "■ I NOW IN ITS BTH~WEEK AT THE LIBERTY THEATRE, SYDNEY. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) EXTRA SPECIAL. ALL BLACKS DEFEATING CARDIFF CUDDLE WINNING N.Z CUP SPECIAL SCENES OF N.S.W. TENNIS FINALS. — «^_ Directions-Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. TODAY: 2.15 and 8 p.m. The greatest classic ever written becomes a modern screen triumph. . . . Unveiling the secrets of- the inferno that have baffled mankind's imagination since the world began. "DANTE'S INFERNO." "DANTE'S INFERNO." "DANTE'S INFERNO." "DANTE'S INFERNO." "DANTE'S INFERNO." "DANTE'S INFERNO." "DANTE'S INFERNO." "DANTE'S INFERNO." "DANTE'S INFERNO." "DANTE'S INFERNO." "DANTE'S INFERNO." With SPENCER TRACY-CLAIRE TREVOR, HERBERT B. WALTHALL. With awe-struck wonder you will witness naming visions of inferno, where the beautiful and the damned writhe in eternal torment. -. Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre. Tel. 51-595. (Censor's Recommendation.—Not suitable for Children.) FRIDAY NEXT: • "THE LAST DAYS "THE LAST DAYS "THE LAST DAYS OF ' OF POMPEII"-. POMPEII" POMPEII" (Recommended more Especially for Adult Audiences.) -A. dream of barbaric splendour! A feast of pagan revelry! The Pompeii of storied glory! The mighty arena with its combats! Earthquake! Seething volcano! Stricken thousands madly fleeing before its wrath! MIGHTIEST OF SPECTACLES! THE MOVING BACKGROUND FOR THE MOST HUMAN OF GREAT LOVE STORIES! (An RKO-Radio Special.) CONCERT CHAMBER, ONCERT CHAMBER) NEXT /WEDNESDAY TO SATURDAY WEDNESDAY TO SATURDAY*. — Four Performances Only — DECEMBER 4, 5, 6, 7. THE WELLING?:ON REPERTORY THEATRE (Inc.) Present JOHN VAN DRUTEN'S BEST PLAY SINCE "YOUNG. WOODLEY"— "AFTER ALV' ■ "AFTER ALL." "AFTER ALL." " AFTER ALL." ■ "AFTER ALL." With an Excellent Cast and Handsome Settings. "A Play that Cannot be Ignored." Produced by W. S. Wauchop. Plans now open at D.I.C. Prices: 4s 3d, 2s 6d; Late Doors Is 6d. Special concessions for parties of 21 and over. Particulars at D.I.C. WRESTLING TONIGHT. WRESTLING TONIGHT. WRESTLING TONIGHT. WRESTLING TONIGHT, The Season's Biggest Match. GLENN WADE GLENN WADE GLENN WADE GLENN WADE Versus TIGER DUALA. TIGER DUALA. TIGER DUALA. TIGER DUALA. TIGER DUALA. Two .Masters of the Game in a Special Challenge Match. rrOWN HALL, TONIGHT XOWN HALL, TONIGHT* TOWN HALL, TONIGHT TOWN HALL, TONIGHT." ' BETTY RHIND and TARMA DANE Are Having Their SHOW OF WORK — At — 174 LAMBTON QUAY ' (Next Wairarapa Farmers), MONDAY, DECEMBER 2 (For One Fortnight). CMOCK and Trousseau Work, and all j kinds of Painted Parchment, Wood, and Tin. TRANSPORT CO-ORDINATION BOARD. ■JJOTICE is hereby given to all persons, ~ , ni'ms, and.corporations concerned, *.?? ™c. Transport Co-ordination Board ■mil mt m the Boardroom, Transport Department, Clifton Terrace, Wellington, on Friday, December 6, 1935, commencing at 9.30 am., for the purpose of hearing an appeal by the Government Railways Board against a decision by the No. 6 Licensing Authority granting a temporary passenger service licence to the Bell Bus Company, Limited, Wellington, operating between Wellington and Trcntham on October 26 and 28, 1935. A. J. CONWAY, Secretary, Care Transport Department, Wellington.