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Evening Post, Issue 60, 11 March 1936, Page 2

HURRY ' -—LAST 2. .DAYS— OF SHIRLEY'S.GREATEST PICTURE. SHIRLEY TEMPLE, SHIRLEY TEMPLE, SHIRLEY TEMPLE, SHIRLEY TEMPLE, With JOHN BOLES-JACK HOLT In ■ "THE LITTLEST RKBEL." " THE LITTLEST REBEL." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Box Plans at D.I.C. Theatre Tel. 51-593. Dir.: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. —-FRIDAY NEXT— —FRIDAY NEXT Now Thrills! More Excitement! Now Thrills! More Excitement! AS CHAN RETURNS with the key to a dread mystery locked in his heart! . WARNER OLAND WARNER OLAND WARNER OLAND AVARNER OLAND AVARNER OLAND Defying death and unknown- peril to give you a new and breathtaking experience in "CHARLIE CHAN'S SECRET' "CHARLIE CHAN'S SECRET" '•CHARLIE CHAN'S SECRET" "CHARLIE CHAN'S SECRET" "CHARLIE: CHAN'S SECRET" "CHARLIE CHAN'S SECRET" "CHARLIE CHAN'S SECRET" 'CHARLIE CHAN'S SECRET" ... "CHARLIE CHAN'S SECRET' "CHARLIE'CHAN'S SECRET1' ' Supported by this Fine Cast." HERBERT MUNDIN, ROSINA LAWRENCE, ASTRID ALLAVYN, CHARLES QUIGLEY, HENRIETTA CROSMAN. Charlie Chan's most thrilling adventure ... So we're not revealing'one word of the story . . . but bo prepared for the thrill of your life, when.Charlie Chan's secret is unveiled. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.'). CAPACITY! ... AND TWICE OUR • AVAILABLE ACCOMMODATION AVOULDN'T HAVE BEEN : TOO MUCH LAST NIGHT. (Dir,: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd.) ,'-. Box Plans at Begg'n and Theatre '■■•. (Telephone 51-277).. SESSIONS: 2.15 p.m. and 8 p.m. V JESSIE- MATTHEWS,V JESSIE MATTHEWS, JESSIE MATTHEWS, v JESSIE MATTHEWS, ' : JESSIE MATTHEWS,' ' JESSIE MATTHEWS, JESSIE MATTHEWS, JESSIE MATTHEWS, JESSIE MATTHEWS, In "FIRST A GIRL." "FIRST A GIRL." <• "FIRST A GIRL." .:. "FIRST A GIRL." (Recommended by Censor for Adults.):-.-, With. SONNIE HALE. BONNIE HALE. GREATER .. . EVEN.. . . THAN s » » "EVERGREEN!" X, gTATE, PETONE '..'."J^' rp^"^v>pTATE t PETONE j^-^^~7|| TONIGHT, AT 8 o'clock, ' '-* s JACK HOLT '■ . J ;.| 1 JACK HOLT ■■..*■'■*. ■ in , ,:■..;.,■ ■. ',• ■ "STORM OVER THE ANDES.^ "STORM OVER THE ANDES." "STORM PVER'.'THE ANDES.'? - Out of the "Green Hell" of South ■America comes the first drama of that continent's bloodiest human, conflict! Jack Holt ia an entirely new role!!! Good Supporting Featurettes', including: "STRANGER-THAN1 FICTION -No. 16." Comedy^-"MY GAL SALLY." UNIVERSAL NEWSREELS, 1 (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Reservations and Box Plans at Theatre. Telephone 63:899. , ... A "PICTURE PROGRAMMET* To Suffice and Satisfy. OUR THEATRE, NEWTOWN. G« THEATRE. NEWTOWN. TONIGHT. At 7. TONIGHT. ' CHARLES L.AUGHTON, MART BOr LAND, CHARLIE RUGGLES, AND ZASU PITTS, in "RUGGLES OF RED GAP." : "RUGGLES OF RED GAP.^ ,: "RUGGLEB OF . RED GAP." Rich in humour, richer in tradition, richest in sentiment, (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) ALSO SHOWING: "WHARF-ANGEL," , "WHARF ANGEL,"With Victor McLaglen, Preston Foster, Dorothy Dell, in a story of a hard-fisted, soft-hearted seafarer, made tender by; &• woman's friendship. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) STIRRING SUPPORTS. Another Big Double Feature. BROOKLYN THEATRE. 7.45 TONIGHT. 7.45. "IN OLD KENTUCKY." WILL ROGERS, DOROTHY WILSON. "SMART GIRL." IDA LUPINO, KENT TAYLOR. News Reels, Comedy, Three Hours of really Good Fun. (Passed for; Universal Exhibition^ WAITAKI BOYS' HIGH SCHOOL OLD BOYS' ASSOCIATION (Inc.). WELLINGTON BRANCH. ALL OLD BOYS and FRIENDS are reminded of the GARDEN PARTY to be held THIS SATURDAY, 14th Inst., at 2.15 p.m. For further information ring 60-563. R. F, EAST, Hon. Secretary. CANTERBURY v. WELLINGTON CANTERBURY v. WELLINGTON INTERPROVINCIAL ATHLETIC CONTEST. BASIN RESERVeTbASIN RESERVE. ASIN RESERVE. BASIN RESERVE. THIS SATURDAY, 2,15 p.m, Olympic Norn in cc—' V. P. BOOT Also—. ..■.-'.■■ Broadway, Anderson, MbFarTanc, Wilson, Stephenson, Robinson'; Bowie, McGregor, Phillips. HUTT MUNICIPAL BAND . \ in attendance. j1 ;j^^a___^.' .' -■: Sf-'is