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Evening Post, Volume CXX, Issue 144, 14 December 1935, Page 4

LAST NIGHT! " Laughter . . . Gay and Infectious Told it.ii Story of an Audience Completely Happy. lX^" =:pLA?l?=^\^ft (Dir.: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd.) TODAY—2.IS p.m. and .8 p.m. Box Plans at J'.rWs and Theatre, Tel. 51-277. FRANCIS FRANCES LEI)E RE R DF T* ' L E D E X X R ]j y. y LEDERER DEF LEDERER And' DEE LEIIER E R d X E L E D 15 X E R ]) y y LEDERER DEE In " TILE GAY DECEPTION" "THE GAY DECEPTION'" "THE GAY DECEPTION'" "THE GAY DECEPTION'" ;'THE GAY DECEPTION!" "THE GAY DECEPTION'" "THE GAY DECEPTION!" ■ J (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) There's a Surprising Romantic Twist ir "The Gay Deception." There never was perhaps never will be again, such a stor'\ amid Life in the World's Finest Hotel BE SURE TO BOOK EARLY FOR' TONIGHT.— Telephone 51-595. „—---'■ ~~Q T A TE^ 1 <--^_____^^ °T.AU Dir.: Amalgamated .Theatres, Ltd. TODAY: 2.15 and S p.m. And now yon see him in China—on the most dangerous adventure of his deathdefying career. . . . The world's shrewdest opuini-smuggler dares Chan to halt his notorious crimes. .. . AND CHAN TAKES THE DARE! ■ WARNER OLAND * WARNER OLAND WARNER OLAND In Earl Derr Biggers's "CHARLIE CHAN "CHARLIE CHAN "CHARLIE CHAN • IN SHANGHAI" IN SHANGHAI" IN SHANGHAI" (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) In order to make this a programme second to none we have included the following first : elass Short Features:— (1) Another of the exciting camera-thrill scries, "Hazardous Occupations." (2) The Tap-Dancing Comedians, Patricola and West, in "Kiss the Bride." (3) A novel contest between boxer and wrestler, Tom Lurich v. Leo, Kelly. (4) The Wedding of the Duke .of Gloucester to Lady Alice Scott.. HERE'S BRILLIANT ENTERTAINMENT THAT DEFIES COMPARISON! You Cannot Afford to Miss It! KIN EM A KILBIRNIE INEMA — KILBIRNIE TONIGHT! At 7.30. TONIGHT! MON. & TUES. at 2 and 7.45 p.m. 2 Special Productions ■ 2 A SOUL-STIRRING ROMANCE, Enchanting in its beauty, breathless in it: exciting drama. FREDRTC MARCH — MERLE OBERO>: FREDRIC MARCH —.'.MERLE OBERON HERBERT MARSHALI;, HERBERT MARSHALL, In Samuel Goldwyn's. "THE — DARK — ANGEL." " THE — DARK — ANGEL." " THE — DARK — ANGEL/ " THE — DARK — ANGEL." IA Tender Story of Love, Sacrifice, ami Eventful Joy—the Poignant Beauty oi which will linger long-in your memory (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Additional Attraction: Laughs! Songs! Music! The Screen's Ace Comedians— '■ BERT ROBT. WHEELER WOOLSES WHEELER WOOLSE"i In the Screamingly Funny Comedy— — "'KENTUCKY KERNELS" ■ "KENTUCKY KERNELS" .— Mary Carlisle Noali Beery. Fun • Frolic —r— Foolery. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Grand Associate ■Fcaturettes. Reserves at Theatre, Tel. 11-202. Telephone Reserves cannot be .held aftei 7.15 p.m. MEET "THE GUVNOR".! Jjiil ]SLAZA. S||||T COMMENCING-BOXING DAY GEORGE ARLISS In "THE GUVNOR," With GENE ' GERRARD. (Censor's Certificate will be Published when Available.) ■TPMPIKE THEATRE, PETONE i-'ATPIRE THEATRE. PETONE TONIGHT—At 8 o'clock—TONIGHT. 2—Outstanding Productions—2 WILLIAM POWELL. In the Fast-moving Comedy-Drama— "LAWYER MAN." (Approved fop Universal Exhibition.)' With JOAN BLONDELL, HELEN: VINSON Claire Dodd, and Alan Dinehart. Additional Attraction RUTH CHATTERTON. GEORGE BRENT In "LILY TURNER." [Recommended by Censor for Adults ) BOOK AT HANSEN'S CONFECTION fi-RAND. THEATRE, PETONE. "TRAND THEATRE, PETONE Petono's Popular Family Cinema ' TONIGHT at 8, MONDAY AND TUESDAY at S. : Warner Bros.' Flaming Film of Mexico's ■ Million-dollar Paradise 'of GIRLS, SONG, AND LAUGHTER. DOLORES DEL RIO In the Spectacular Musical "IN CALIENTE." (Recommended by Censor for Adults) With '■ ■ Pat O'Brien. Glenda Fnrrell, Edwarc . Everett Horton, and Leo Ca'rrillo. ' ■ Special Attraction The Latest Exclusive Pictures o£ a da\ m tiie lives of the "• •" "DIONNE QUINTUPLETS." Also Specially Selected Supports. Book at Hanson's Confectionery Shor or Tel. Theatre. Ct-003. T)E L U X E THEATRE, LOWER HUTT. TONIGHT AND MONDAY, at 8. A Shivery, Shuddery Shocker that will make your hair stand on end HENRY HULL. WARNER OIAND VALERIE HOBSON, " LESTER MATTHEWS " WEREWOLF "of LONDON " "WEREWOLF OF LONDON'" " WEREWOLF OF LONDON!" (Recommended by Cennor for Adults. Nol Suitable for Exhibition to Children.) Supports include Newsreels; Musical 'JDoin' the ■ Town"; ' "Stranger than Fiction." • Box Plans at Peter Pan Lounge or Tel. Double Feature. ■OROOKLYN THEATRE •" * 7.45 TONIGHT. 7.45. RICHARD TAUBER, JANE BAXTER "BLOSSOM TIME." . '■ Also: Richard "Barthelmess, Joe Morrison ■ .Gertrude Michael, ' "I'OUR HOURS TO WAIT." (Both Features Roc. for Universal Exhib.]