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Evening Post, Volume CXX, Issue 155, 28 December 1935, Page 2

Huge audiences at.every session. ' held spellbound with this STUPENDOUS MASTERPiECE! Acclaimed,by the, "Press" and thousands of Wellington- picture- , goers as' the Greatest Triumph since ... ' "THE TEN COMMANDMENTS." Ring-Telephone 53-080 for Reserves. "^^^l-^THEATRP^-.^^^ NOW SHOWING ' . (Twice Daily: 2.15 and 8.) Paramount Pictures Present CECIL B. DE MILLE'S CECIL B. DE MILLE'S Wonder Picture of the Decade. Rocketing across the screen in majestic splendour! Thundering its ageless story of man's love of God and woman! Echoing, thrillingly the cruellest siege in history . . . for the • most beautiful cause since creation. ,| "THE CRUSADES." , I "THE CRUSADES." |. 'I "THE CRUSADES." I' M "THE CRUSADES." ' (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) . ; Starring LORETTA YOUNG ■ ■ ; HENRY WILCOXON — Joseph Schildkraut lan Keith '■ Alan Hale r- — Katherine De Mille ■ — And a Cast of 10,000 Players. •—— In Addition An All-coloured Classic, "TIME FOR LOVE." "TIME FOR LOVE." . Paramount Newereel. New Presentation by the DE LUXE CONCERT ORCHESTRA. DE LUXE CONCERT ORCHESTRA. L. D. Austin, Mus. Dir. Plans at DJ.C. and Theatre, Tel. 53-080. COME EARLY OR RESERVE— - Telephone 52-212. Shirley Temple's rival, — Jane Withers — (Ginger), "The Happy Girl." ■Illilllllllllillll I] KING'S ING'S iiiiiiiniHini ' Oir.—Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd.' , Matinees. 2 p.m. De Luxe Sessions. 8 p.m. 2 SPECIAL HOLIDAY ATTRACTIONS. No. 1. JANE WITHERS JANE WITHERS — - In r.THIS* IS THE LIFE." -^~ ~ " THIS IS THE LIFE." - She Makes You Laugh! She Makes You Cry! She Makes You AVant to Cheer! It's1 Grand Entertainment for Young and '■ - - Qia a ];k e . j(Both Approved for Universal Exhibition:)' No. 2. Zanc Grey's Latest Story of the Great Outdoors, "THUNDER MOUNTAIN," " THUNDER MOUNTAIN," ", With GEORGE O'BRIEN GEORGE O'BRIEN Matinees, 2 p.m. Children Half-price. J3ox Plan D.I.C. or Tel. Theatre 52-212. A <3fand Holiday Bill providing more thrills and laughs than you could imagine. Be 'Wise Book or be Early. K'.l-NKMA KILBIKNIE. •Li N E U A KILBIRNIE. TO^iIGHT At 7.30 o'clock TONIGHT Atlso MONDAY AND TUESDAY at 2 and 7.45 p.m. Thrills! Action!, Adventure! The {most thrilling. story of America's G Mdn that has yet reached the Screen — ■ '" MEN WITHOUT NAMES." •" MEN WITHOUT NAMES." •■"MEN WITHOUT NAMES." y MEN WITHOUT NAMES." . Its Auction will electrify you! Its Mystifying story' will amaze you! -■■ ■'.'■ ■■ Featuring V MADGE EVANS, V MADGE EVANS, \ ; -■■'.'•■ ■'■ ■■ 'And '■' • ■■'■■■ FRED MACMURRAY. •FRED MACMURRAY. More t'trills and action than you have ever '; .■■• seen before. (Recononended by_ Censor, for Adults.) : , Additional Attraction,. A Real Laughter Tonic! --: GENE GERRARD l — GENE GERRARD — — Helen C.'Undler __ Judy Kelly In the Hilarious and Thrilling Comedy, — "IT'S A BET" ■ ———--« "IT'S A BET." . (Appro wed for Universal Exhibition.) Gii^pd Associate Featm-ettes. Reserve Hat Theatre. Tel. 14-202. Telephone Reserves cannot be held after 7.15 p.m. ■;,;' (^APITOti THEATRE, MIRAMAR. TONIGHOj, 8 p.m. ' TONIGHT, 8 p.m. .SHIRLEY TEMPLE TEMPLE i ' . ••.. : In' Hourly top" ICURLY '1OP" TOP ' It's her bcs>t jiid hippicst picture Also screening at a Mitinee on Monda\ at 215 p m (Approved, for Universal Exhibition ) E^lfsksiJ^ND^; TW<) BIG SPECIALS No 1— ! "ONE EXKITING ADVENTURE." With NETL HAMI\ J IO\—BINNIE BARNES I hulls' Action1 Ad\entuiel Romance1 No. 2— EDiNiA MAY OLFUTR In "Wr1 R E RICH AG 4JN " A weilth ot Am in % story picked -with 1 nigh') >Jo 3—L\celleiit Suppoils (Both approved! for Universal Exhibition.)