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Evening Post, Volume CXX, Issue 135, 4 December 1935, Page 2

LAST 2 DAYS—2.IS and 8 p.m. ALL BLACKS DEFEATING CARDIFF. CUDDLE WINNING N.Z, CUP. SPECIAL SCENES' OF N.S.W. TENNIS FINALS. 1 The greatest classic-ever-written becomes a modern-screen .triumph! "DANTE'S INFERNO." "DANTE'S INFERNO." "DANTE'S INFERNO."With SPENCER TRACY-CLAIRE TREVOR. Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre. Tel, 51-595. (Censor's Recommendation.—Not suitable for Children.) _^—-*"""" QTA TE """^"-^^ <^__^^^ O TAT j; .^^^SDirection.—Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. FRIDAY NEXT! FRIDAY NEXT! ADj^NTOgP—IiMgS TO A TINGLING SCREEN! A STORY THAT HAS THRILLED MILLIONS OF THE WORLD IN THE MOST WONDROUS SPECTACLE DRAMA EVER MADE! SEE: The huge gladiatorial arena. . . The combats of death. . . The magnificence that was Rome's. SEE: Vesuvius in eruption. . . Pompeii doomed by molten lava . . . terror reigns as the earth shakes. SEE: The heroic Marcus; the judgment of Pontius Pilate; the route to Calvary. " the /yy/y' " the yyy^ " THE J/Jj^ LAST DAYS ' LAST DAYS ■ LAST DAYS Sy/s OF POMPEII." yyyy of pompeii." /yyy of pompeii." V>/ OF POMPEII." Recommended more especially for Adults. City of sin—Roman grandeur and savagery . . . -where might made right and gold was God ... until the awesome day when Mt. ~ Vesuvius belched flame and lava . . . and crumbled Pompeii to ashes. The STATE THEATRE presents with pride this powerful story 2000 years old —written for this very hour! ' STUPENDOUS AND INSPIRING! YOU DARE NOT MISS IT! ■ pLAZA ■ . i LAZA • Direction.—Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. TODAY-2.15 p.m. and 8 p.m. Box Plans at Begg's & Theatre. Tel. 51-277. LAST 2 DAYS. / Elisabeth \ . I BERGNER. J .. The World's! Greatest ' Living Actress," In'" . | / "ESCAPE \ ; —i me '• \ \ NEVER". / , (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) ■4/ \s^ N. ■ . SEE PAGE 3. ' A r)E LUXE '.THEATRE, •^ LOWER HTDTT. . TONIGHT ONLY at'g. . The escitine picturisution of Octavius Roy Cohen's Powerful Drama, "TRANSIENT LADY." "TRANSIENT LADY." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Featuring FRANCES DRAKE, Gene Raymond, Henry Hull. THURS. AND FRL, at 8 p.m; A true expose of the gruesome horrors of war. "FORGOTTEN MEN." (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Censor's Warning:—This Film depicts the horrors and frightfillness of war! Bos Plans at Peter Pan Lounge or Tel. Theatre, G3-431. PRINCESS CONTINUOUS RINCESS from 11 a.m. to 10.15 p.m. NOW SHOWING A Brilliant Double-feature Programme. No. I— BING CROSBY And KITTY CARLISLE In Pnramoimt's Rollicking Comedy Romance, Set to Music— "HERE IS MY HEART." "HERE IS MY HEART." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) No. 2—E. Temple Thurston's famous play "THE WANDERING JEW." "THE WANDERING JEW." Starring —■ CONRAD VEIDT. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Box Plans at Theatre. Tel. 42-SSO, ■ Screening Times: "Here Is My Heart"—ll.o, 2.20. 5.42 9 £ "The Wandering Jew"—l2.l6, 3.44, 7.2. TONIGHT, THURS., AND FRIDAY, at 8 p.m., at theDALACE : THEATRE, THEATRE. PETONE. . A beautiful' girl investigates the life of the upper classes.' BETTE DAVIS, BETTE DAVIS, With lAN HUNTER. COLIN CLIVE, and ALISON SKIPWORTH, in "THE GIRL FROM 10th AVENUE.' "THE GIRL FROM 10th AVENUE." (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) It' 6 drama, tempered.with rare comedy. Book at Nissen's or Telephone 63-610.