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Evening Post, Volume CXX, Issue 141, 11 December 1935, Page 2

rElE^TS&^l^ffiaE^: ffld^oS^nd^TSS LATEST CINEMA SUCCESSESI all at POPULAR t ~ Come to theßivoli FOR YOUR Entertainment. RJVOLI IfIBATRI rJvß_ _Sil_Si Newtown's Popular Family Cinema - TONIGHT, 8 o'clock. ' TONIGHT, 8 o'clock. TONIGHT, 8 o'clock. Usual Supporting Programme from mi a™£T. ■ ■ »--*—s-s"— ri-* CLAUDETTE POT TiFTJT CLAUDETTE COLBERT CLAUDETtI COLBERT °- °£ S- « "PRrVATR whT?tT><?'" iiiiiiiife private >orld, secret longings kept even from herself. AH women will understand her fears, will see in her a reflection ot IT'S a^raSounrßtma^Trinmph ■: c^^tX^kin :-^rri. M , ATTRA^^t—^ ; : , Direction. St. James Theatre witk pride andpleasure we present the Australian •-.-i .;.•:■• Epic: ~; "HERITAGE"* , . . '^HERITAGEI; The Drama of Love and Sl^^o!." ■ Conraso- tha.t conquered "hSaGE" Continent. "HERITAgI' Chosen by the Common"HERITAGE" wealth Govt. as the "HERITAGE" Finest Photo Play pro"HERITAGE" ' duced in Australia. "HERITAGE it was when men and woHIiITAGF" lafd thrfoundatTonrof > SffiS.&aTWisJriS' :. -SSlffi- —"" "^ (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) : s-J2.sr.jar-. RIVOLI PRICES always remain. Stalls Is, Circle Is 6d, Children (accompanied by pai'ents), Half-price _■. Screening Times:—7 p.m., Newsreel Service; 7.20, Going Places with Lowell, Thomas!; 7.28, Paramount Pictorial; 7.37, Screen Song; 7.43, Quail Hunt; 7.52, Allcolour dassfc "Kiddles in a Shoe."; 8 p.m.. "Heritage"; 9.30. "Private Worlds." Next Change- "Oil for the Lamps of I"g -g»fa- H—" I p l i..iii l iiuiiM..ii.i>MiH.ii.iniM > ».»iiMin.i...n... 1 ,.,.^j i pABAMOUNT THEATRE i t 1-AKAMOXTNT THEATRE |- 13 No.l_ Presents . REX INGRAM, Tue famous creator of "Ti-Fovr florae. SSC- SrWSS hlfiJZfeft :,J D -h™at>>>t'tv3 ~~~~ JACK HOLT MONA BARRIE *w "THE UNWELCOME STRANGER." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) .> ;-A thundering drama of the race track that will play havoc with your emotions even as it thrills with its action! ': Also Showing: ■ ■■Z2SJSVSS22L : 110"™1, =' =ffiiK= IDALUPINO- KENT TAYLOR IDA LUPINO ——i- KENT TAYLOR ■ r. •, r, ._• , t \ n l-u . Gail, Patrick Joseph Cawthorn In • -SM^RT — GIRL" ! SMARI GIRL. ■^Zl^^^J^!ria this merry ro m »ntie tangle, paXd with action! > :'■■:■-. Feature. . .RA^CRAVEN-MARYCAR^E -i-i SSiBS: -CBecommended b 7 Censor for Adult,.) Comedy that moves at a diz2y pace! ;A whirlwind of.riotous laughs that wfll K?SSSJ A : KILBIRNIE. I—lSAa^iS?"""- . Grand Double-feature Programme. A MIGHTY DRAMA OF THE ORD3NTS ■«ri-'Sa -"S3S.* ms^a-"« a o J* 7"«T ftomthe^V^d'fDaige^To^comesthis 6^olll R. D. BlaiSS^SrLove Story, Alive with Action! Teeming with thrilte. "L-O-R-N-A. D-0-O-N-E" . '2&Wk-l BSSSt: JOHN:.___ -^&0 8Ii HOPPER (Both recommended by Censor for Adults.) Reserves at Theatre. Tel. 14-202. COMING SATURDAY ■: 'THE DARK ANGEL." "THE DARK ANGEL." Box Plans now open. ... r.. . _ .. _ T^Plß^n^PT^?^l!^^?'- |( IJ_i'lß_ I HIiArRE, ISLAND BAY. This Evening, afc 8 o'clock. Comedy and Thrills. ." , : A Peach of a Programme! No. 1 "OH! DADDY." Ledie-Henson and FWes Day. Bring- : ful.^TnnfgTaU^i JSASS (Recommended by le^r-for adults 7 No. 2-"THEI PHANTOM LIGHT." With an all-star caet. ;' Out of the night come eWiethrills-mys-terious-a haunted lighthouse, a lunatic, . dLr^mZTkMTS^n« Sandchms! ! .No. 3-GAUMONT MIRROR (Approved tor Universal Exhibition.) . Special Note.-"The Phanstom Light" commence* at 8.10 p.m. ■B— T « ™™*' RUTH CHATTERTON.f ,.... And j( (W f Bcentin .; . ««lth Camps.- ? mm endcd i by ii C_r for Univer S a, ■