THE BEST all-round Programme ever „ presented at the RIVOLI. Make a point of seeing it TONIGHT. THE MOST-DISCUSSED TALKIE THIS YEAR! RIVOLI THEATRE IVOLI THEATRE RIVOLI THEATRE Newtown's Popular Family Cinema. 8 o'clock TONIGHT 8 o'clock 8 o'clock TONIGHT . 8 o'clock Brilliant Supporting Programme from 7. No woman cmild'hold his heart for more than three weeks! Be promised women nothing, and kept his promise! Yet women were so attracted they couldn't resist trying to win him » . . confident they could hold him . . . knowing others had failed. Paramount's Sensational Masterpiece, "THE SCOUNDREL" ——- "THE SCOUNDREL" "THE SCOUNDREL" "THE SCOUNDREL" "THE SCOUNDREL" "THE SCOUNDREL" "THE SCOUNDREL" "THE SCOUNDREL" "THE SCOUNDREL" "THE SCOUNDREL" With NOEL COWARD NOEL COWARD Author, Actor, NOEL COWARD Composer. NOEL COWARD NOEL COWARD The World's Most NOEL COWARD Versatile Man. NOEL COWARD "THE SCOUNDREL" showing sharp at 8 o'clock. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's Championship Production. Expect the Unexpected! "ONE NEW YORK NIGHT." "ONE NEW YORK NIGHT." "ONE NEW YORK NIGHT." "ONE NEW YORK NIGHT." "ONE NEW YORK NIGHT." "ONE NEW YORK NIGHT." BETTER than "The Thin Man." FRANCHOT TONE, UNA MERKEL. • (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) SHORT SUBJECTS OF EXCEPTIONAL ENTERTAINMENT VALUE. Alone worth the price of admission. ''STAR NIGHT IN COCONUT GROVE" (All in Beautiful Colour"). "ROMANCE OF THE WEST" (All in Beautiful Colour). "BABY BLUES" (All in Beautiful Colour). Thelma- Todd-Patsy Kelly Comedy, "SING, SISTER, SING." No Increase in Prices. All Stalls, Is; Circle, Is 6d; Children, Half-price. Make a Night of .it Tonight. You've never seen such a stunning programme in your life. TOMORROW AND SATURDAY: ROBERT MONTGOMERY, "THE MYSTERY OF MR. X," 'And BETTE DAVIS, GEORGE BRENT, "FRONT PAGE WOMAN." FINAL SCREENING TONIGHT. IDA LUPINO in "SMART GIRL.?' Also Showing Frank Craven, "THAT'S GRATITUDE." (Both recommended by Censor for Adults.) I PARAMOUNT THEATRE I I Paramount theatre f 0.»m..ii...m.i..mm..,.,.,m. m ,., 1 ,,,, 1 , 11111 , 111 , 1 ,, n j|| •— COMMENCING TOMORROW ■ COMMENCING TOMORROW .. Twice Daily: 2.15 and 8 p.m. ' Two Splendid First-release Attractions that will appeal to every picturegoer! No. I—Columbia Pictures Present, !A Fast-moving, Blood-tingling Romantic ;-Thrill Drama of a News-houna who turns ; Detective. " ■ NORMAN FOSTER — NORMAN FOSTER ■ ' - '.'... -NORMAN FOSTER NORMAN FOSTER DONALD COOK—SHEILA MANNORS - In - "BEHIND THE EVIDENCE." "BEHIND THE EVIDENCE." "BEHIND THE EVIDENCE." "BEHIND THE EVIDENCE." (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) More action, thrills, chills, romance packed into a frenzied hour than you've ever seen on the screen! — SECOND FEATURE — Screendom's Most Lovable Youngster! JACKIE COOPER JACKIE COOPER — JACKIE COOPER JACKIE COOPER — v • —-JACKIE COOPER—With ,' Marjr Astor Eoger Prypr Henry Armetta in "DINKY" "DINKY" — "DINKY" — "DINKY" — (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) . Just a mischief-making kid as we all have been. "Champ" Jackie in a picture filled •with laughs and heart-throbs! • Also Showing "COUNTRY BOY." Special Technicolour Featurette. Box Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre. Telephone 51-842. 'THANKS A MILLION/I f I (Approved for Universal I ExWbitkwtD, I FINAL SCREENING TONIGHT &$ -CHORTTS THEATRE. THEATRE! ] Of one of the Greatest b£ all Picture En* tertainments eve* Presented in Wellington WILLIAM POWELL — MYESMC JKHT : :v in ■ ■. "THE THIN. MAN.** (Recommended by Censor foif Adulte.X .■ ■ ' "■■ 'And .'' "- ■ MABION. 3UVIES — jGAKS: COOPER. ■'■••■■ *** rOPERATOB »."- (Approved for Universal Exhibition^ COMMENCING BKTOAXI^^ GIGANTIC. ija*TERTAINMEN!BI Specially Selected Christmas Hol!da| ' ■'; - Programme. BING'CROSBYj -r—- JUDITH iAI«LEi% .■'■-■.- In ,-'"' "TOO MUCH HAEMONY^ "TOO MUCHHARMONX> BUSTER CRABBE —1. FRANCES DEE ■ ■ ,': '' .. In : . " JUNG&B JIYSTERY> ' MY6TERY> (Both Pictures fo* JJrfversa BxWbWofl* PORT NICHOLSON SILVER BANA rj.RAND BAZAAR AND SIDE SHOWS. *-* MESSRS. HOPE GIBBON S'S BASEMENT, Courtenay Place, THIS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, 20th and 21st, National Dancing by Pupils b£ Miss Adeline 'Bunictte,
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Evening Post, Volume CXX, Issue 148, 19 December 1935, Page 2
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