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Evening Post, Volume CXX, Issue 138, 7 December 1935, Page 4

SPECIAL ITEMS! ALL BLACKS v. CARDIFF. All the highlights of this thrilling match! LATEST EXCLUSIVE TICTORES OF ABYSSINIAST AVAR — : L x A Ik" 7 /\\AJE S T 1 O \ "Thealre of the Stars" Oirection.—Fuller-Hayward Theatres, Ltd. SESSIONS—TODAY: 2.15 and S p.m. THRILLS! ACTION! EXCITEMENT! SCIENCE AGAINST THE GUNS OF GANGDOM! . . . Against their ruthless weapons his only defence was the doctor's secrets of life and death! I "DR. SOCRATES." I "DR, SOCRATES." • "DR. SOCRATES." I "DR. SOCRATES." J 1 PAUL MUNI As the outcast doctor who PAUL MUNI joined the ranks of crime PAUL MUNI to crush it! ANN DVORAK As the derelict beauty ANN DVORAK in the power of the ANN DVORAK racketeers! He fought Gangdom armed only with a doctor's kit! "DR. SOCRATES." "DR. SOCRATES." I "DR. SOCRATES." (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) The Great Star of "Black Fury" in his most terrific role as the "Scarface" o£ medicine! Reserves at DI.C. or Theatre. Tel. 45-100. INSTANTANEOUS SUCCESS. • INSTANTANEOUS SUCCESS. THUNDEROUS APPLAUSE. THUNDEROUS APPLAUSE. Acting of a very high standard. Accompanied by a Magnificent Orchestra. I GRAND OPERA J GRAND OPERA GRAND OPERA GRAND OPERA SEASON. SEASON. SEASON. | SEASON. | Lpp--*«^ST' JAMES^^" —TTJ Direction .. Sir Benjamin Fuller. TONIGHT, At 8. TONIGHT, At 8. In the Presence of their Excellencies the Governor-General and Viscountess Gahvay.j THE NEW ZEALAND THE NEW ZEALAND | GRAND OPERA COMPANY GRAND OPERA COMPANY Will Present their First Magnificent .' . Performance, ' ''CAVALLERIA RUSTICANA" "CAVALLE.RIA EUSTICANA" "CAVALLERIA RUSTICANA" "CAVALLERIA RUSTICANA" "CAVALLERIA RUSTICANA" "CAVALLERIA RUSTICANA" Artistic Director and Producer: LUCIEN CESARONI. . LUCIEN CESARONI. Musical Director: FRANK CROWTHER And His Orchestra of 16 Players. CAST: Santusza Eunice Standen Lucia. Molly Atkinson L°] a • Majorie Bennie Amo George Gray And Turiddu R ay Trewern BEAUTIFULLY DRESSED AND BEAUTIFULLY DRESSED AND STAGED. STAGED 150 VOICES. 150 VOICES. 150 VOICES. • 150 VOICES With KAY TREWERN, RAY TREWERN, Who achieved such success at Ballarat and Melbourne. The Finest Tenor Heard in Australia since Joseph Hislop THE GRAND OPERA THE GRAND OPERA will occupy the Second; Half of the Programme,, and the First Half will be RICHARD TAUBER, . RICHARD TAUBER, RICHARD TAUBER, The Celebrated Tenor, In "THE RIGHT TO HAPPINESS" "THE RIGHT TO HAPPINESS" "THE RIGHT TO-HAPPINESS" "THE RIGHT TO HAPPINESS" "THE RIGHT TO HAPPINESS" "THE RIGHT TO HAPPINESS" (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) BOOK NOW. Seats may be Reserved at D.I.C. or Begg*s. PRICES: Dress Circle, 3s; Stalls, 2a (plus tax); Grand Circle, la. Last Night's Audience are Still Talking About the Programme at E^NAiL^H^lv^^at^ o'clock. "THE SCARLET PIMPERNEL." w»Ju°K h n 8 thrilled millions-the picture will thrill you as never before—excitement and romance—thrills and nrHnnf "THE SCARLET PniHSRNEL." A cast of stars headed by LESLIE HOW--9 Tc-t R?« and MEIRLE OBERON. 2—Walt Disney Presents-in gorgeous colour-"The Goddess of Spring^l 3—Screen Snapshots. 4—Fox Australian News (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Monday and Tuesday—Shirley Temple in "Our Little Girl." Special Note.—Special Children's Matinee Tuesday, 1 p.m. There's no doubt about this! The Best -r-^-r^r, l-l snow in town is at ipu. Simply Must Hear the Beautiful . T „ Melodies of No. 1— "NAUGHTY MARIETTA," JEANETTE MACDONALD, vt , NELSON EDDY. No words can describe thi 3 wonderful picture—it just beggars description! £°- and Hardy Comedy. S o< ih^Patrick Coloured Traveltalk. No 4—Two Splendid Newsreels. nJ&KfZfLH* Universal Exhibition.) COME EARLY! Bookings are Heavy! Saturday Afternoon! "Naughty Marietta," "Perils of Pauline.'" TENNIS COACHING. r<OOD Play follows Good Instruction *-* Therefore, get Coached by T, 8. WILLIAMS, .Professional Tennis Coach. q.'el. 41-235. 43 Cuba Street,