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Evening Post, Volume CXXI, Issue 83, 7 April 1936, Page 2

T* TT C* F1 NrP —— — - -SESSIONS: .11 a,!H... 2.15 and g.O p.m. " '" LAST 3 BAYS. I ■ HAROLD LLOYD ' ... ■' The Fastest and Funniest of all his Comedies , "THE MILKY WAY" GREAT EASTER ATTRACTION: I | Opening w(t|i a .f3pecja.l ! MIDNIGHT PRE-VIEW SCREENING, | THURSDAY, Commencing 10.20 p.m. .' The film you've bee;i waiting for her to malic! Tl'e world's most vivacious, most versatile, and most brilliant artiste in her ; REAL SCREEN TRIUMPH! GRACIE FIELDS "QUEEN OF HEABTS"; (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition) SHE PAGE 3 L POSITIVELY LAST THREE DAYS^-DO NOT MISS IT! 2.15 p,m.—NEW OPERA HOUSE—B.O p,m, The Frolicking Phantom that sent a Nation into Roavs of Laughter! "THE GHOST GOES WEST" Featuring JEAN PARKER—ROBERT PON AT—EUGENE PALETTE, ..,■■■ (Approved fpr yniyersai .Exhibition.) ' i^rrrAssociate Featiires-^=— Wiilt Disney's '^VITO KILLED COCK RQBINT1 (in Cplour)="OVEß THE """ ~ "SPANISH MAIN" and "WHARVES AND STRAYS." REI3ERVES at DJ.C. and THEATRE (Telephpue. 51-814), YOU' WILL NEVER SEE A BETTER PROGRAMME! TIVOLI (OPPOSITE PARLIAMENTARY BUILDINGS) TONIGHT, TOMORROW, and TEUESDAY, SELECTED SUPPORTING PROGRAMME FROM 7 O'CLOCK. I ! CLARK GABLE j - 1 OF 'THE WILD" LORETTA YOUNG-JA.CK OAKIE, 1 ' —^Associiite Fealuve "AGE OF INDISCRETION" PAUL LUKAS™MADGE EVANS (Both^ Pictures Recommended by Censor fov 'Adults.) TELEPHONE 43-9GB. PRICES 1/6, 1A Our Selected Supports, from 7 p.m, include: SCREEN SNAPSBQTS-=A '" TRAVELOGUE=MIOKEY MOUSE CARTOON and a Good Comedy, SCREENING TIMES: 7.45, "Age of Indiscretion"; '0.10, "Call of the Wild." THE ISLAND BAY GRAND EASTER CARNIVAL, HUGE SUCCESS SINCE OPENING -DAY, EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING, 1 i CRAMMED J'ULL OF, FUN, TONIGHT—COMMUNITY 3INGING—TONIGHT .. WEDNESIJAY^-WRES.TLING, DANCING—WEPNESOAY WATCH THE PAPERS FOR PARTICULARS OF BABY SHOW NEXT WEEK THERE'LL BE RACING AND OHASTNG FROM MORNING TILL NIGHT, AND ROUNIMBQUTS"TURNING T q i^^x ANP TO RKIHT, ' \ '" " SO, IT'S COME, THKN,.MAIDENS ANP'M-EN, " . . . . TO THE I AIR IN THE PRIDE QF THE" MORNING. SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS ALL DAY ON EASTER SATURDAY AND MONDAY. THE BEST .1/- WORTH IN THE CITY i , CHILDREN 63, ' WELLINGTON EASTEB SHOW A GREAT SHOW IN A BEAUTIFUL SETTING, FULL OF EBU/CATIQN, ..,.'■ INTEREST^ AND AMUSEMENT; ■ ■" " r" "■ . ! EVERYTHING IN FULL SWING. TONIGHT — At 7.45 o'clock ~ TONIGHT THIRD ROUND OF THE GREAT MARCHING COMPETITION, BEAUTIFUL GIRLS IN BEAUTIFUL COSTUMES, GREETED WITH ENHUSIASM AT EACH APPEARANOE. "" A GREAT 1A WORTH OF ENTERTAINMENT! VARSITY TOURNAMENT ATHLETICS—BASIN RESERVE ' WILL BOOT SMASH MORE RECORDS?" Other Champions competing include ANDERSON and. MILNER (C.U.0.), J. McPONALP and J. M. WATT (0.U.), PRENDERGAST and CAMERON (A.U.0.), ■■ . ■ • and BOWIE and BJRKS (V,U,Q,), ■ " \ SATURDAY, 10,30 a.m. MONDAY, 2.15 p.m. ADMISSION V-. Stand 6d extra. Boys in aaps, 6d. TWO TORRID NIGHTS OF BOXING, ST; THOMAS' HALL, NEWTOWN, SATURDAY, 8 p.m., and MONDAY, 8 p,m. PRICES 3/S Zh and l/ : ,' Bpys in caps, 6d PLAN at "STUMP" OLARIPGE'S. Get your TQiirna,njent Programnio. Records and Cpmpleto JA&tj pf Competitor! • : , ' • a.nd Events—fid, P,S,-rvJ3on'fc Forget the Ball—Town Hall, TUESDAY NIGHT. Tioketa H,B, & P,I,C, BE WELL-INFORMED ON SPORTING MATTERS '•■.•.. BY REAPING THE I i "SPORTS POST" "SPORTS POST" THE LIVELY, UP-TO-THE-MINUTE SPORTS PAPER. LATEST SPORTS RESULTS. FROM ALL CENTRES SOUND COMMENT ON ALL BRANCHES. OF SPORT SPLENDID MAGAZINE FEATURES LIBERALLY ILLUSTRATED EVERY SATURDAY EVENING ™CE 3d. PRICE* V

DR LUXK THEATRE, E LUXE THMTKt LOWER HUTT. LAST NIGHT TONIGHT, .at 7.30 p.m. CLARK JEAN — WALLACE GABLE —- HARLOW —- BEERY "CHINA SEAS," "CHINA SEAS." (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) —^—Associate Feature=» SIR SEYMOUR HICKS in "MR, WHAT'S HIS NAME," ■ The Ace of Comedy Kings'in a Riot. TOMORROW, At 2.0 and 7.30 p.m.; "THE DARK-ANGEL." "THE DARK ANGEL." MATINEE, 2 p.m., WEDNESDAY, (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Box A Jlans at Peter fan Lounge, or Telephone Theatre, 63-431, ' THE GREATEST OF THEM' ALL! " A PROGRAMME SECOND TO NONE! EMPIRE THEATRE. ISLAND BAY. JC4 THIS EVENING at 8 o'clock, CLARK GABLE In Ilia Greatest Role, No. I"CALL OF THE WILD," Jack London's Roai'ing Drunui of the liloiuliko—wliero inon fought like giocdy inaiiincs for gold and romance! No. 2—Walt. Disney's Jliekey Mouse Cartoon, ' No. 3—Screen' SuiipulmU. No. 4-^Medbuvy Trayclauglv. (Approved for UnK'orsal Exhibition.)