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Evening Post, Volume CXXI, Issue 141, 16 June 1936, Page 2

Rl? C 1 IST T SESSIONS: 11.0 a.m., 2.15 and 8.0 p.m. ■*- J (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) ' , ' LAST 3 DAYS! Fiction's most romantic figure! A young adventurer who mastered men with his fist's and women with his charm, leaps from the pages of the famous novel by I i JEF'FERY FARNOL ! "THE AMATEUR GENTLEMAN" Willi DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, JUN'., EUSSA LANDI, GORDON HAKKEK. Criterion Production.—United Artists Release. (Rccommcndcd by Censor for Adults.) JPJJ Paramount—(Approved for Universal Exhibition) ,\ BIG MUSICAL. AS EXHILARATING AS CHAMPAGNE AND AS RIBTICKLING AS CHARLIE RUGGLES AT HIS BEST, AND BRILLIANT SONG- " HITS AND DIALOGUE CAN MAKE IT. "ANYTHING GOES" The show that packed the biggest theatres in the States with happy, laugh-racked lads and lassies. With CHARLIE RUGGLES, BING CROSBY, IDA LUPINO, ETHEL MERMAN. PLANS ARE OPEN! Reserve at D.I.C. or Theatre (Telephone 44-144). 2.15 p.m. NEW OPERA HOUSE—B.O p.m. YOU CAN EASILY SEE IT MORE THAN ONCE! ITS CHARM AND FASCINATION RE-LIVED AT EVERY PERFORMANCE. FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW "LITTLE L()RD n ~FAUNTLEKOY" (Selzuiek-United Artists.) (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) RESERVES at D.I.C. and Theatre (Telephone 51-814.) TIV O L I (OPPOSITE PARLIAMENTARY BUILDINGS) FINALLY TONIGHT! (SELECTED SUPPORTS FROM 7 O'CLOCK.) GINGER ROGERS in "IN PERSON" And "THE CASINO MURDER CASE" ' PAUL LUKAS—ALISON SKIPWORTH. (Rccommcndcd by Censor for Adults.) TELEPHONE 43-968 PRICES 1/6, 1/- , i TOMORROW, also THURSDAY and FRIDAY ! (MATINEE DAILY 2 p.m.) | , i KAY FRANCIS "I FOUND STELLA PARISH" f ! (Rccommcndcd by Censor for Adults) . i - | , ' . And i • JAN KIEPURA in "MY HEART IS CALLING" WELLINGTON BOXING ASSOCIATION (INC.), i . ! BOXING ! *I . TOWN lIALL TOWN HALL MONDAY—JUNE 22 MONDAY - 15-ROUND PROFESSIONAL CONTEST: KID FISHER (England) ! Versus \ HAROLD REEVE (Pahiatua) MIRAMAR versus MOERA 11 ONE-MINUTE CONTESTS AND OTHER PRELIMINARIES. PRICES: 4/- (inc. tax) and 2/- (plus tax). LADIES, 2/- (plus tax). BOX PLAN OPENS at E. W. HUMPHREY'S, MANNERS STREET, TOMORROW. 1 No extra charge for Booking. ' ' 1 ' .■ ■! ■ COOKING DEMONSTRATIONS '•■I , BY | UNA CARTER WEDNESDAY (TOMORROW), JUNE 17, a! 2.30 p.m. THURSDAY, JUNE 18, at 8 p.m. . ANOTHER DELIGHTFUL PROGRAMME! • f<OME AND LEARN HOW TO MAKE THE FOLLOWING DELECTABLE . RECIPES:- • Puff Pastry , Orange Junket Bcach. Hats French Pastry Marshmallov Filling Steamed Coconut Pudding Marshmaliow Puffs Coffee Mallow Cake THESE DEMONSTRATIONS ARE CROWDED! ' COME EARLY AND GET A FRONT SEAT. REMEMBER ! JUNE 17 and 18. ' ' At the NEW DEMONSTRATION THEATRE, ! Ist FLOOR, WELLINGTON GAS COMPANY, 1 COURTENAY PLACE. , i ADMISSION FREE! ' !

Grand petone. rand PETONE. FINALLY TONIGHT At 7.30. MYENA LOY —^. SPENCER TRACY " W-11-I-l"s-A-W." " W-H-I-P-S-A-W." (Recommended by Cenßor. for Adults.) ALSO SHOWING CHARLES FARIIELL in "FALLING IN LOVE." (For Universal Exhibition). TOMORROW (WEDNESDAY). TWO SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS TWO — Plus — Selcctcd Supporting Programme from 7.30. No. I—A Laugh-Jammed, Song-Packed Entertainment— "MILLIONS IN THE AIR." With John Howard—Wendy Barrio,—Eleanore Whitner, No. 2--ZANE GREY'S | "UNDER THE .TONTO RIM." (Both for Universal Exhibition.) MATINEE WEDNESDAY at 2 p.m. Book at Hansen's or Tel. Theatre, 04-063. TllE THESPIANS THESPIANS THESPIANS (Incorporated) Present " LABURNUM GROVE," " LABURNUM GROVE." " LABURNUM GROVE," "LABURNUM GROVE," "LABURNUM GROVE," , " LABURNUM GROVE," A Comedy in Three Acta by J. B. PRIESTLEY. J. B. PRIESTLEY. Produced by VICTOR S. LLOYD. FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY, At 8 o'clock prompt, NEXT THURSDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY. SATURDAY. CONCERT CHAMBER,. CONCERT CHAMBER, rrOWX IT ALL TOWN JfALT,. A O\VX IIALL TOWN HALL, Box- Plans Now Oi»cn' at Depp's. Reserves 2.s lid (pins tax). last lougcr when polished and cleaned with KOLFE'S WAX.

LAST NIGHT. 7 o'clock. LAST NIGHT. "MUTINY ON THE BOUNTY." "MUTINY ON THE BOUNTY." CHARLES LAUGHTON, CLARK GABLE, FRANCHOT TONE. "PADDY O'DAY" "PADDY O'DAY" JANE WITHERS. PINKY TOMLIN, RITA CANSINO. (Both Pictures Approved for Universal Exhibition.) ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY. ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY. ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY. COMMENCING WEDNES. & THURS. The Management of OUR THEATRE are inaugurating an era of periodical midweek (Wednesdays and Thursdays only) screenings at which the priccs of admission will bo— STALLS Od. STALLS fid. CIRCLE Is. CIRCLE Is. Children accompanied by adults (id to all parts. The Programme this week will comprise TWO BIG FEATURES:— " THE MOST PRECIOUS THING IX LIFE." MOST PRECIOUS THING IN LIFE." MOST PRECIOUS THING IN LIFE." MOST PRECIOUS THING JN LIFE." MOST PRECIOUS THING IN LIFE." RICHARD CROMWELL, JEAN ARTHUR, DONALD COOK. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) A poignant story of a mother's love and sacrifice. The son of a spoiled darling of fortune, heading for disaster—the mother a charwoman, who brings him up with a round turn to play the man. And "THE UNKNOWN VALLEY." "THE UNKNOWN VALLEY." "THE UNKNOWN VALLEY." " THE UNKNOWN VALLEY." "THE UNKNOWN VALLEY." Starring CHARLES (BUCK) JONES in a thrilling, blood-tingling action drama ot the old West. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) A programme for the whole family. Mother, Dad, and Little Willie, come along mid enjoy yourselves, and bring Gertie, ton. WEDNESDAY 7 p.m. THUKSDAV. CHIROPODIST. MRS. HOUSTON, next Midland Hotel, Graduated London FOOT HOSPITAL, under direction ROYAL Chiropodist and Harley St. Specialists. Tel. 17-430.