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Evening Post, Volume CXXI, Issue 138, 12 June 1936, Page 2

HERE'S ACTION —ADVENTURE —ROMANCE! MILLIONS HA\E READ THE BOOK AND THRILLED TO EVERY PAGE. T? 1? IT 1 "NT T 1 — SESSIONS: 11.0 a.m., 2.15 and g.O p.pi. | Shoppers' Session fi.O p.m. Fridays, Rich in powerful, moving dranin, deliciously relieved in humour, plentifully supplied with feeling and Romance, this unusual story comes to . the scrcen more vivid, more entertaining than ever before. [ ' JEFFERY FARNOL'S ] Great Book bccomes the Exceptional Film Play j *'THE AMATEUR GENTLEMAN" i Willi DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, JCS, EUSSA LAND!, GORDON BARKER. 1 Criterion-United Artists. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) 1 Groat Supports include: — 1 ' 1 '•COC'K O' THE WALK"—A spiendid Walt Disney Symphony. j ''QUEEN MARY" at top speed—a magnificent sight. _ I "ITALY ENTERS ADDIS ABABA"—The Emperor's flight from Ethiopia, ] RESERVE EARLY! Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre (Telephone 44-144). ■ 3 ■ i TRANSFERRED BY PUBLIC INSISTENCE 1-OR ITS THIRD GREAT' WEEK! J —NEW OPERA HOUSE ; [REOPENING TODAY! SESSIONS: 2.15 and 8 p.m, = THE PICTURE JUX WEU.INCTON HAS TAKEN TO ITS HEART! FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW •[ Supported by this Maccnifieent Cast; ' i ; DOLORES COSTELLO, C. AUBREY SMITH, GUY" KIBBEE, i HENRY STEPHENSON, MICKEY ROONEY, "LITTLE LORD FAUNTLEROY" YOU CAN EASILY SEE IT MOKE THAN ONCE . . . IT'S ' CHARM AND FASCINATION " RE-LIVED AT EVERY PER- , ' ! ' J'OltMANCir " ' , (Selznick-United Artists.) (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) : I RESERVE at D.I.C. or THEATRE (Telephone 51-814). 5 TIVOLI 1 (OPPOSITE PARLIAMENTARY BUILDINGS) TONIGHT, TOMORROW, & MONDAY. L GINGER ROGERS—In—GINGER ROGERS "IN PERSON" With GEORGE BRENT. (Universal Exhibition.) And PAUL LUKAS—ALISON SKIPWORTH in "THE CASINO MURDER CASE" ; (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) SELECTED SUPPORTS EACH EVENING FROM 7 O'CLOCK. TELEPHONE 43-968 PRICES 1/6, !/- CHILDEN'S MATINEE TOMORROW, 2 p.m. SHIRLEY TEMPLE in "THE LITTLE COLONEL" 2 CARTOONS-2 COMEDIES-A CAMERA THRILL ■ POPEYE CARTOON ' And EPISODE 1 of OUR NEW SERIAL—"THE CALL OF THE SAVAGE," (All Pictures for Universal Exhibition.) FOOTBALL TREAT TOMORROW! r FIRST-ROUND FINALS. FIRST-GRADE RUGBY. ( ■ FIRST-CLASS TALENTJ - | STERLING FORWARDS-NIPPY BACKS-DASHING PLAY ATHLETIC v. PONEKE TOMORROW, 3 p.m.—ATHLETIC PARK , BRIGHT EARLY GAME at 1.30 p.m.:,' JOHNSONVILLE (2nd Div. Leaders) v. ATHLETIC ADMISSION od. STAND Od EXTRA. ' A. E. N'EILSON, Sec., W.E.F.U. SATURDAY IS RUGBY DAY! : PREVENTION OF ROAD ACCIDENTS c'— i ' V THE AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION l (WELLINGTON) INC. • , w Bocommcnds All Road Users (Pedestrians and Motorists) ( 1 To See and Study } » " "The Hit-and-Run Driver," A Film ci Wide Educational Value, dealing with the SAFE USE OF OUR PUBLIC STREETS & HIGHWAYS , , ( WELLINGTON SEASON OPENS JUNE 12 I ' i At \ MAJESTIC THEATRE SPECIAL NOTICE. — i ' WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, WISH TO OFFER OUR APOLOGIES TO OUR NUMEROUS CUSTOMERS WHO, OWING TO THE x- UNAVOIDABLE DELAY IN THE DELIVERY OF SUPPLIES WERE UNABLE TO OBTAIN THE MARMITE AND PEANUT BUTTER SPECIAL ADVERTISED IN LAST NIGHT'S ISSUE OF THE "EVENING POST." , FURTHER SUPPLIES WILL, HOWEVER, BE AVAILABLE ON MONDAY, JUNE 2?, WHEN WE TRUST TO BE ABLE TO FILL ALL THE ORDERS ON HAND. ' i 1 i Yours faithfully, j 3 FULLER FULTON LTD. T>E6AIj THEATRE, KAEOKI.I Gsi m 5 SSiEKK — . ri " OBKE ' S ™ I S^^c"rVs^HVril 7^' r . OrL0rLU o, ''" t;: ' A Glorious bulging Musical Romance. KAY FRANCIS in R. With a love story that is supreme, A "THE GOOSE AND THE GANDER " Second Feature- | NINO MARTINI. 'THE WOMAN IN RED." Gcncvioyo Tobjn, Anita, Louise, „ With SPECIAL SUI'POR'PiS. BARBARA STANWYCK-wwssrvi.-T« r.. GENE RAYMOND NEWbKELLS. SATUEDAY-2 p.m. and 7.30 p.m. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) MYRNA LOY SPENOER TRACY le In M.G.M.'s Adventure 1C FINALLY TONIGHT at 8 o'clock f?Vr« ir WHIF SAW • A At the (Recommended by Cengor for Adults.) PALACE THEATRE, PETONE. — An rwi e Trf ai S 1T mfne— " ,S°» The Happiness Picture" of 1036. "FALLING IN LOVE " I- "STREET SINGER'S SERENADE," a r or Oniiewl EKhibitfopl. 10 Aivrxrr™ fn? Anv aw a CTl nrr IT IS ESSENTIAL TO RESERVE! . C^OM®CWGTOMO^Ow4S G Bi? Pla at Han.en's or Tel. Theatre, 64-063. ' Seßsions, at 10.15 a.m., 1.30 p.m., 3.45, and 8. - \VTELLINGTON FOOTBALL .) Also MON. and TUES., at 8 p.m. Jfm »» ASSOCIATION (Jncorp.). _ Book Immediately for r Aijlß, „ Charlie Chaplin in "MODERN TIMES." BASIN RESERVE, Et Charlie Chaplin in "MODERN TIMES." BASIN RESERVE. Charlie Chaplin in "MODERN TIMES." SOCOER (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) SOCCER TOMORROW (SATURDAY), :. Plans filling rapidly at Nissen's, or Tel. SOCCISR TOMORROW (SATURDAY), Theatre, 63-OJO. SOCCER " SOCCER JUNE 13, at 2.45 pjn. - 80CCER , TOAN AND BETTY RAYNER, SOCCER TRIAL ' REPRESENTATIVE " e Joan and betty rayner, soccer game: , „ TROUBADOURS. SOCCER • TROUBADOURS. SOCCER POSSIBLES i.) . SOCCER POSSIBLES TOMORROW (SATURDAY), SOCCER v._ m - TOMORROW (SATURDAYi, SOCCKII I'ROIiABLEh. — . t SOCCER PROBABLES. — At B.U p.m., SOCCER Who will represent Wellington I." u (lie SOCCKH apiinst the Australians? !." ' SOCCI'IR AVA r ri':i!STDERS v. INSTIBLUIO TRIANGLE HALT,, SOt.'CKH TUTE (Second Division). I SO('C!MI SOCCER Admiwiinn to Ground Is, f'CIAP AND BELLS/' SOCCE!-'. Including Stand." i.) SOCOEK. U Ticket* 3d 6d plus SOCCER ■- «• A.-MABIK, Secretary. D.'f.'c. isoccE*