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Evening Post, Issue 13, 16 January 1936, Page 2

THE REGENT 11.0 a.m., 2.15 p.m.,-8.0 p.m. Shoppers' Session Fridays, at 5.0 p.m. TAUBER THE WORLD'S GREATEST LIVING TENOR IX A GLORIOUS MODERN MUSICALS BASED ON HIS OWN LIFE STORY. "HEART'S DESIRE" ••FINALLY TONIGHT SEE PAGE 3 "THE MELODY LINGERS ON." (Both Pictures Approved for Universal Exhibition.) XTTW ' OPFT? A TTOTT^F DAILY-2.15 and .8.0 p.m. AJtiW. UrJIi.KA. H.ULOI!/ final SCREENING TONIGHT. MIRIAM HOPKINS—EDWARD G. ROBINSON-JOEL McCREA. "BARBARY COAST" "BARBARY COAST" A United Artists Release—Recommended for Adult Audiences.- ---' " . ' SEE TOMORROWS-PAPERS FOR NEXT WEEK'S . ~ "' ' ..-■.. ATTRACTION. BOX PLANS AT D.I.C. AND THEATRE (TELEPHONE 51-814). ~ ~ TIVOLI THEATRE (Opp Parliamentary Bldgs.) Nightly, 7.45. Matinee Daily, 2 p.m. ANNOUNCING THEIR CURRENT AND COMING ATTRACTIONS. FINALLY TONIGHT—Robert Montgomery, Joan Crawford in "NO MORE LADIES" Jessie Matthews, Sonnie Hale in "FRIDAY THE 13tli" (Both Pictures Recommended by Censor for Adults.) TOMORROW—SATURDAY—MONDAY GRACE. MOORE-LEO CAKttILLO-UOBEKT ALLEN in "LOVE ME FOREVER" JOAN BLONDELL—HUGH HERBERT-GLENDA FARRELL in "WE'RE IN THE MONEY" , (Both Pictures Approved for Universal Exhibition.) NEXT TUESDAY—WEDNESDAY—THURSDAY. 'William Powell—Jean Harlow—May. R.obsbn in "RECKLESS" (Recommended by Censor lor Adults.) Pat O'Brien—James .Cagney—Frank McHugh in f'THE IRISH IN US" (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) SELECTED SUPPORTING PROGRAMME EACH EVIiNIKG FROM 7 O'CLOCK. TEL. '43-9.68 FOR RESERVES. PRICES 1/-, 1/6. '..-■■■- COMING. SOON—"SANDERS; OF THE RIVER." SPEEDWAY! SPEEDWAY! SPEEDWAY! SPEEDWAY! SPEEDWAY! SPEEDWAY! SATURDAY NIGHT IS SPEEDWAY NIGHT KILBIRNIE SPEEDWAY SATURDAY 8 o'clock SATURDAY 19-THRILLING CONTESTS-19 GREAT TEST MATCHES SIX INTERNATIONAL' STAKS 'APPEARING!; ~ ' \ ' . .'. : 'Y "v . .^."."... ■ ■ ■ -. 1 "Z:x:' AMERICA:,-;- r;-:h::':":': ■:';'H :;; ■:' SAM ARENA".". " - ■' .MANUAL TRUJILLQ '■■• .■. ;•-. •: ENGLAND: • ■ ..■• •• '' '. BILL CLIBBETT ■ '' -^ ..■.'../ STAN GREATEEX AUSTRALIA: and N.Z.: LIONEL TAN PRAAG ' ''" WALLY KILMISTER BIG ADDITIONAL ATTRACTION: MIDGET CAR RACING SEE THE IRON MEN OF THE SPEEDWAY IN THE WORLD'S GREATEST ■ THRILL! .' ■••■ , __J ■ BE WISE! RESERVE EARLY! BOX PLAN AT D.I.C. AND C. E. CLARIDGE, TOBACCONIST, MANNERS STREET. SPECIAL TRAMS. • GATES OPEN 6.30 p.m. 4000 SEATS 1/6.' ' 4000 SKATS 2/-.' ; 3000 SEATS 3A. (All Seats Free,of Tax) . ■ . ' ..-■.',- ■ . G. S. BRIGHT, Manager. SATURDAY NIGHT IS SPEEDWAY NIGHT BARGAINS THAT CAN NEVER BE CLASSED AS "SCROUNGERS" WHEN MARTIN'S SAY "GO" BRAND-NEW STOCKS GET THE "ORDER OF THE BOOT" YES, EVEN WITH THEIR > RUNNING SHOES" ON. . . 'and i MARTIN'S NEED NO "BOARDS" TO TELL THEM HOW TO DO IT! ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY! TURN TQ PAGE 4 FOR OUR CLEARANCE OF HIGH-CLASS SUMMER STOCKS

EEGAL THEATRE, KARORI. TONIGHT! At 8. TONIGHT! WARNER "PAT" OLAND. PATTERSON. "CHARLIE CHAN. IN EGYPT." '. "CHARLIE CHAN IN EGYPT." "CHARLIE CHAN IN EGYPT." Gripping, Thrilling, Dramatic. "Charlie Chan" solves a robbery, a murder, and assists Cupid in this his latest triumph. (Recommended by Censor for Adult«.) SELECTED SUPPORTS. - FRIDAY AND SATURDAY-CLARK GABLE in "CALL OF THE WILD."

WELLINGTON UNITED FRIENDLY SOCIETIES' MEDICAL INSTITUTE. NOTICE TO MEMBERS. T)R. G. R. COTTON will be absent on ~ leave from January 20 to February 9, inclusive. Members requiring the services of a Medical Officer during this period are requested to consult cither Dr. Cross or Dr. Schuch. A. J. CATHIE, Secretary.