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Evening Post, Volume CXXI, Issue 140, 15 June 1936, Page 2

| PARAMOUNT THEATRE. « 8 A ARAMOUNT THEATRE. 8 DAILY: 2.15 —8 p.m. LAST FOUR DAYS. THOROUGHBRED." " THOROUGHBRED." •' THOROUGHBRED." " THOROUGHBRED." " THOROUGHBRED." Australia's First World Standard Produ tion and Ilcr First Modern Romance. — With — HELEN' TWELVETREEN lIELEN TWELYETREES II ELEN TWELVETREES HELEN TWELYETR EES FRANK LEIGHTON, NELLIE BARNE! ELAINE HAMILL, JOHN LONGDE? A magnificent drama of Australia's groatei sporting event, the Melbourne Cup; all tl' thrills, glamour, excitement. suspeiisi romance, and laughter of the Turf packe into this the greatest of all Australia screen triumphs. '< (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre (51-542). I' ' ! . RE X I For Value in I E X I ENTERTAINMENT | REX I Stalls Is. D.C. Is 0J I RE X f I UPPER CUBA STREET. Daily At 2 p.m. Nightly at 7 p.m. Short Subjects from 7 o'clock. Usual Programme at 7.40 o'clock. TONIGHT WE PRESENT A WONDERFUL P-R-O-G-R-A-M-M-E. THE PICK OF THE PICTURE REALM James CAGNEY. With Margaret Lindsay—Ricardo Cortc. —Lili. Damita—Donald Woods—Bartoi Mac Lanc —George E. Stone, — In — "THE FRISCO KID." "THE FRISCO KID." (More for Adult Audiences.) The Gold-mad 'Frisco of the vicioui Fifties, flaming with the vengeance of tin Vigilantes! Glittering with the gaud\ glamour of the Gold Coast. A shadow;, shambles of sinister streets—seething will the scum of the Seven Seas, Where living men asked no questions, and dead men tok no tale. — Also — DICK POWELL, JOAN BLONDE LI. In "BROADWAY GONDOLIER." " BROADWAY GONDOLIER." (For Universal Exhibition.) Warner Bros.' amorous armada of S stars, 0 song hits, 1000 laughs! All set foi romance, mirth, and melody under Broadway's glittering lights and Italy's sunny skies! BIG VAUDEVILLE DE LUXE FEATURETTES. Box Plan at Theatre (Tel. 52-334) and D.I.C. THE PUBLIC ARE THE BEST JUDGES. PACKED TO THE DOORS SATURDAY NIGHT. For Reservations Telephone 52-212. Illllllllillllllllllll 1/ 1 N G' S xv - I N G' S ■lIIIIIIIHIIII Dir.—Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. Matinee 2 p.m. De Luxe Session 7.45. 2 EXCELLENT PRODUCTIONS. 2 With the Greatest Array of Stars ever assembled in one picture. WALLACE ' BARBARA BEERY. STANWYCK. JOHN BOLES. MONA BARRIE, HERBERT MUNDIN, { ALLAN HALE, And a Big Supporting Cast, In — "A MESSAGE TO GARCIA." "A MESSAGE TO GARCIA." "A MESSAGE TO GARCIA." A boisterous renegade who might be hero or traitor ... a valiant man and a gallant girl, . . . challenge terror and death on a glorious venture . . . with the fate of three nations at stake! Here's entertainment seething with excitement, laughter, and romance. A 20th Century Production. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Associate Feature: Fox Films' extremely amusing comcdy drama, "TTF.RE COMES TROUBLE." "HERE COMES TROUBLE." With PAUL KELLY, ARLTNR JUDGE, MONA BARRIE, SAMMY COHEN. Love above decks . , . intrigues between . . . coal-hole comedy below ... all mixed up in a storm of laughter! (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Bos Plans D.I.C. or Theatre, 52-212. X. ctate, petone PETONE^^fjl TONIGHT, AT 8 O'CLOCK. TOM WALLS RALPH LYNN Indulging in "FOREIGN AFFAIRES." "FOREIGN AFFAIRES." - With - ROBERTSON HARE. 1 : ! Brilliant Associate Feature. "R.A.F." And on the same Programme: 7 OX AUSTRALIAN AND NX NEWS::eels and British news no. 121. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Reservations and Box Plan at Theatre, ['el. 63-899. TREMENDOUS CROWDS SATURDAY. TONIGHT and TOMORROW, At 8 p.m. At the PALACE THEATRE, PETONE. L ALACE THEATRE, PETONE. "he Whole World Knows Him—The Vliole World Laughs, Cries, and Thrills to his Priceless Genius. JHARLIE CHAPLIN ;HAI{LIE CHAPLIN : 3HARLIE CHAPLIN In - "MODERN TIMES." "MODERN TIMES." : "MODERN TIMES." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Book at Nissen's or Tel. 63-010. 1 RAND PETONE. J R A N D P ETON E. TONIGHT AND TOMORROW. IYRNA LOY SPENCER TRACY ' In 1 " W-H-I-P-S-A-W." " W-H-I-P-S-A-W." (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) ( -AND ON THE SAME PROGRAMME- 1 CHARLES FARRELL in "FALLING IN LOVE." (For Universal Exhibition). — Plus — elected Supports Each Evening from 7.30. Book at Hansen's or Tel. Theatre, 64-003. IAPITOL THEATRE, MIRAMAR. TONIGHT, at 7.45 o'clock. ELISABETH BERGNER in "ESCAPE ME NEVER." Love, Life, Laughter. A really gicat human story. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) "LILIES OF THE FIELD." "LILIES OF THE FIELD." itriguc, romance, sparkling adventure ;fc among English beauty spots—featuring WINIFRED SHOTTER, CLAUDE HULBERT. and EE LIS JEFFREYS. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.). '