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Evening Post, Volume CXXI, Issue 129, 2 June 1936, Page 2

7 o'clock TONIGHT 7 o'clock. L WARNER BAXTER, ALTCE FA YE, MONA BARRIE, JACK OAKIE As the four broke but indomitable Troupers in "KING OF BURLESQUE." "KING OF BURLESQUE." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Supporting Feature: 1 "TO BEAT THE BAND." - With - HUGH HERBERT. HELEN BRODERICK, ROGER PRYOR, ERIC BLORE. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) EXCELLENT SHORT SUBJECTS. | CROWDED AUDIENCES DELIGHTED WITH THIS FINE DOUBLE BILL. For Reservations Telephone 52-212. T/1N G'S ■^ING'S lllllllllllllllllllllllJllllH Die—Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. Matinee 2 p.m De Luxe Session 7.45. The Season's Tensely Exciting Melodrama. < A NEW FACE-A NEW VOICEA NEW NAME-WORLD-FAMOUS PLASTIC SURGEON UNKNOWINGLY REMODELS 1 NOTORIOUS CRIMINAL'S FACE. VANITY TOOK HIM TO HOLLYWOOD. ... HE WAS WANTED FOR MURDER, BUT HIS CAREER CAME FIRST! A PUBLIC ENEMY HIDING FROM THE PUBLIC IN THE PUBLIC E\E! "ANOTHER FACE." "ANOTHER FACE." With Wallace Ford, Brian Donlcvy, Phyllis Brooks, Erik Rhodes, Molly Lamont, Alan Hale. Addison Randall, Paul Stanton. (Recommended More Specially for Adults.) An R.K.O. Radio Picture. Additional Attraction: A turbulent tale of thrilling adventure in one of the most exciting periods m the California Gold Rush Days. Starring —RICHARD DIX . RICHARD DIX i In -—: "YELLOW DUST" — A new Melodrama of the Golden West, replete with the two greatest lures o£ ail time, Woman and Gold. With Leila Hyams, Moroni Olsen, and Clyde Onslow Stevens. ' (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) J Box Plans D.I.C. or Theatre, 52-212. | REX I J>EX a.BX| L ~ THEATRE,, (Upper Cuba Street.) MATINEES DAILY At 2 p.*".. NIGHTLY At 7. Short Subjects until 7.40 p.m., then Usual Programme. FINALLY TONIGHT: "THE MILKY WAY." (Harold Lloyd) And ' , "POWDER SMOKE RANGE." (Both Pictures Universal Exhibition.) COMPLETE CHANGE OF P-R-O-G-R-A-M-M-E TOMORROW (Wednesday) TOMORROW The King and Queen of Song and Dance in their First Great Show Together. AL. JOLSON AL . JOLSO N^— _ RUBYKEELER RUBY KEELER In "GO INTO YOUR DANCE." "GO INTO YOUR DANCE." "GO INTO YOUR DANCE." 10 Big Stars—7 Big Song, Numbers. A Beauty Chorus of Hundreds. Story by Author of "42nd Street." The Second Big Feature LYLE TALBOT-MARY ASTOR "redliot TYRES." "RED HOT TYRES.'/ Every scene filmed at the risk of a star's life to bring to you this moving story of those dare-devils who pilot the Steel Greyhounds of the Speedways. (Both Pictures Universal Exhibition). BOX PLAN NOW OPEN AT THEATRE (52-334) AND D.I.C. ROXY THEATRE, O X Y THEATRE, MANNERS STREET. Tel. 40-61 S. Continuous from 11 a.m. MYRNA LOY, And SPENCER TRACY, In , I "WHIPSAW." i "WHIPSAW." v * ! "WHIPSAW." i ' T And "GARBO" In Somerset Maugham's "THE PAINTED VEIL." "THE PAINTED VEIL." (Both Pictures for Adult Audiences.) DE • > LUXE THEATRE, E LUXE THEATRE, LOWER HUTT. FINALLY TONIGHT, at 7.30 o'clock. JOAN CRAWFORD in "I LIVE MY LIFE." "I LIVE MY LIFE." —Associate Feature— BUDDY ROGERS - JUNE CLYDE "DANCE BAND." (Both for Universal Exhibition.) TOMORROW (WED.), at 2 and 7.30 p.m. "GENTLEMEN OF THE NAVY." — Also Showing — Zane Grey's "SUNSET PASS." (Both for Universal Exhibition.) MATINEE WED., 2 p.m. Plans at Peter Pan or De Luxe, 63-431. FINALLY TONIGHT, at 8 o'clock. At the LpALACE THEATRE, PETONE. r1 Jt ALACE THEATRE, PETONE. Novel —Dramatic—Hilarious. "I LIVE MY LIFE." "I LIVE MY LIFE." Starring . JOAN CRAWFORD-BRIAN AHERNE. t. Commencing TOMORROW, at 8 p.m. r- "HANDS ACROSS THE TABLE," "HANDS ACROSS THE TABLE," With CAROLE LOMBARD3. FRED. McMURRAY. So Laughable you'll love it. ,t (Both approved for Universal Exhibition.) Book at Nissen's or Theatre, Tel. 63-010. 1, /-IAPITOL THEATRE, MIRAMAR. I TONIGHT, at 7.45 o'clock. "FOLLOW "FOLLOW r "FOLLOW '• THE , THE THE FLEET." FLEET." 7 FLEET." 1IV Starring: Y ' FRED ASTAIRE, G ING EH ROGERS. FRED ASTAIRE, GINGER ROGERS. in With excellent supporting cast. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Book your seat. Tel. 16-545.