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Evening Post, Volume CXXI, Issue 128, 1 June 1936, Page 2

I PARAMOUNT THEATRE, ji: | -Paramount theatre. ; ; DAILY: 2.15-8 p.m. LAST FOUR NIGIITS. FREDERIC MARCH, FREDERIC MARCH, FREDERIC MARCH, MERLE OHI'.'KOX, MERLE OBKRON, MERLE OBKRON, MERLE OBERON, HERBERT MARSHALL, HERBERT MARSHALL, j HERBERT MARSHALL, HERBERT MARSHALL, | THREI'J MIGHTY STARS TOGETHER Li "THE DARK ANGEL." " THE DARK ANGEL.' "THE DARK ANGEL. "THE DARK ANGEL.' "THE DARK ANGEL.' "THE DARK ANGEL." (Recommended for Adult Audiences.) Beautifully produced by Samuel Goldwyn, starring the greatest collection of names in Hollywood, in a -.soul-stirring romance enchanting iu its beauty, breathless in its exciting drama. BOX PLAN AT D.I.C. AND THEATRE. Telephone 51-542. REX J" J> EX JOX 1 — - THEATRE, (Upper Cuba Street.) MATINEES DAILY At 2 p.v:. NIGHTLY At 7. Short Subjects until 7.40 p.m., then Usual Programme. COMPLETE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME EVERY WERNESDAY & SATURDAY. After a most sueccssful season at tho Regent Theatre, now at the Rex. HAROLD LLOYD, The Ace of Comedians, in "THE MILKY WAY.; "THE MILKY WAY." The Comedy of a Fighting Milkman who is ft Champ, in the Ring and a Chump out o£ it. HOOT GIBSON —~ HARRY CAREY "POWDER SMOKE RANGE." The Greatest Round-up of Western Star! Yet! . (Both Pictures Universal Exhibition ) BIG SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. IT'S A GREAT SHOW! LET'S GO. Ring now for Reserves. Tel. 52-334. CROWDED AUDIENCE DELIGHTEE WITH THIS FINE DOUBLE BILL For Reservations Telephone 52-212. lilllllllllllllllllllllll KING'S ING'S

j ijs u o | - iililli Dir.—Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. Matinee 2 p.m. Do Luxe Session 7.45. The Season's Tensely Exciting Melodrama. A NEW FACE—A NEW VOICE— A NEW NAME. WORLD-FAMOUS PLASTIC SURGEON UNKNOWINGLY REMODELS NOTORIOUS CRIMINAL'S FACE. VANITY TOOK HDf TO' HOLLYWOOD. ... HE WAS WANTED FOR,; MURDER; BUT' HIS - CAREER CAME ■ • FIRST! A PUBLIC ENEMY. HIDING FROM THE PUBLIC IN THE .PUBLIC EIE! —: "ANOTHER FACE." — > "ANOTHER FACE." : ' ■ With Wallaco Ford. Brian Donlevy, Phyllis Brooks, Erik Rhodes, Molly Lamont, Alan Hale, Addison Randall, Paul Stanton. It's tho entertainment you've been waiting for. , . . It's something different. . . . You'll bo thrilled one minute and laughing the next! (Recommended. More Specially for Adults.) —— An R.K.O. Radio Picture. Additional Attraction: : A turbulent tale of thrilling adventure in ! one of tho most exciting periods in tho California Gold Rush Days. Starring —RICHARD DIX .—RICHARD DIX—• In :— "YELI.OW DUST" : "YELLOW DUST" . A flaming tale-of the great Nevada gold rush ... a scarlet chapter in tho history of yellow metal. . . ' . With Leila Hyams, Moroni Olsen, and Clyde Onslow Stevens. 1 (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Box Plans D.I.C. or Theatre, 62-213. E» OX Y THEATRE. K O X Y THEATRE, MANNERS STREET. Tel. 40-618. Continuous from 11 a.m. , \ " MYRNA LOY, The Girl you've been Waiting For, And. SPENCER TRACY, ' . In j : "WHIPSAW." i "WHIPSAW." "WHIPSAW." "WHIPSAW." "WHIPSAW." An(l . "GARBO" In Somerset Maugham's "THE PAINTED VEIL." ... "THE PAINTED VEIL." ' "THE PAINTED VEIL." "THE PAINTED VEIL." (Both Pictures for Adult Audiences.) WRESTLING, WRESTLING. WRESTLING. Town hall —■ tonight. own hall tonight. PAUL BOESCH PAUL BOESCH PAUL BOESCH versus REBEL COWBOY RUSSELL. — REBEL COWBOY RUSSELL. REBEL COWBOY RUSSELL. 1 REBEL COWBOY RUSSELL. J PRICES: Cs, 3s, 2s. Limited number ol Ladies' 2s 6d. (Prices plus tax). Booking at E. W. Humphrey's, Manners Street. DE LUXE THEATRE 1 LUXE THEATRE LOWER HUTT ANOTHER, MAGNIFICENT PROGRAMME, ay, TODAY AND TUESDAY, at 7.30 p.m. JOAN CRAWFORD .TOAN CRAWFORD "T LI VIC MY LTFE." "I LIVE MY LIFE." —Associate Feature— BUDDY ROGERS JUNE CLYD] "DANCE BAND." "DANCE BAND." *' (Both for Universal , Plans at Peter-Paw w Da Lrav&wll.