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Evening Post, Volume CXXI, Issue 144, 19 June 1936, Page 2

No wonder the J. C. Williamson Picture Corporation chose this as its great King's Birthday Week attraction—lt's the greatest musical comedy triumph of the age—Cole Porter's 10 great song hits are on everyone's lips—K is a film everyone will want to see! RTi p "p "Vr m 11.0 a.m., 2.15 and 8.0 p.m. ■L* VX J-J J.l X Shoppers' Session 5.0 p.m. Fridays. EVERY FAMUOS BAND HAS RECORDED THE "ANYTHING GOES" NUMBERS—WHY? BECAUSE IT'S SMASHING, LAUGHING, RIOTOUS MUSICAL COMEDY THAT'S DIFFERENT TO ANYTHING YOU'VE EVER SEEN BEFORE! "ANYTHING GOES'-'ANYTHING GOES" With a great all-round cast: CHARLIE RUGGLES—Brilliantly funny as "Public Enemy No. 1." BING CROSBY—At lust you'll know why he's America's Greatest Entertainer. ' Arthur Treacher, Ida Lupino, Grace Bradley, Ethel Merman. This is really one "out of the box!" 1 Big Night of Fun—s Great Stars—lo Big Song Hits—loo Beautiful Girls—looo Laughs! I A Paramount Picture. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Also, ••THREE BEARS" (natural successor to "Three Little Pigs"), and a Brilliant ; Supporting Programme. RESERVE EARLY! Plans at D.I.C. or Theatre (44-144). THE RED-BLOODED, ROMANTIC TALE OF A YOUNG ADVENTURER WHO ROAMED THE BROAD HIGHWAY. 2.15 p.m.—NEW OPERA HOUSE- —8.0 p.m. I JEFFERY FAENOL'S "THE AMATEUR GENTLEMAN" With DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, JUN., ELISSA LANDI, GORDON BARKER. Criterion-United Artists. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Here's a Drama in which things happen! A Picture crammed with swashbuckling exploits and devil-may-care romance. AN OUTSTANDING SUPPORTING PROGRAMME INCLUDES: "MARCH OF TIME ,, and "COCK O , THE WALK" (First Issue) (Walt Disney Symphony) TIVOLI (OPPOSITE PARLIAMENTARY BUILDINGS) FINALLY TONIGHT! FINALLY TONIGHT.'" (SELECTED SUPPORTING'PROGRAMME FROM 7 P.M.) K-A-Y FRrA-N-C-I-S "I FOUND STELLA PARISH ,, GSEAT ASSOCIATE ENTERTAINMENT-— "MY HEART IS CALLING ,, JAN KIEPURA—SONNIE HALE—MARTHE EGGERTH. (Both Pictures Recommended by Censor for Adults.) TELEPHONE 43-968 PRICES 1/6, 1/TOMORROW and MONDAY: TOM WALLS—RALPH LYNN "STORMY WEATHER" RICHARD ARLEN—ALICE BRADY .... "LEGION OF VALOUR" , (Both Pictures Recommended by Censor for Adults.) CHILDREN'S MATINEE TOMORROW, 2 p.m. BUCK JONES in "FIGHTING RANGER"—2 CARTOONS—2 COMEDIES, SPORTLIGHT, etc.—And EPISODE 2 of "THE CALL OF THE SAVAGE." BEST FOR YEARS! KEEN COMPETITION! SENIOR RUGBY CHAMPIONSHIP WHO WILL WIN? TEN TEAMS NOW IN THE RUNNING! Last Year's Champions have made a Forward Move. See them in the Big Match: PETONE v. ATHLETIC ATHLETIC PARK-TOMORROW, 3>m. See also the FIRST-ROUND LEADERS as OPPOSING FORCES. ''■ ' KING'S BIRTHDAY (TUESDAYJ-2.45 p.m.: PONEKE y. WELLINGTON COLLEGE OLD BOYS /BRIGHT CURTAIN-RAISERS-SEVEN-A-SIDE FINALS. ;"' : ADMISSION 9d. STAND ed-EXTRA.

FINALLY TONIGHT AT 8. At the PALACE THEATRE, PETONE ALACE THEATRE, PETONE MARGARET SULLAVAN, In a romance etched against the thrill - of strife. "SO RED THE ROSE." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) TOMORROW AT 2 and 8 p.m. and MON. at 8 p.m. A heart-thrilling mystery, full of excitement and comedy— "SEVEN KEYS TO BALDPATE." (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) With GENE RAYMOND. ' from EARL DERR BIGGERS'S Novel. Book at Nissen's or Tel. 63-610., JJ UG B Y . . L E A G UE! ■ ■ . ■ 'I NEWTOWX PARK, TOMORROW, 3 p.m. ' ST. GEORGE r. HUTT. RESERVE GRADE GAME At 1.45 p.m. BRIGHT, OPEN FOOTBALL. Admission, Od. a. O'LEARY, Hon. Secretary. WRESTLING WRESTLING rpOWN HALL, WRESTLING X OWN HALL, WRESTLING WRESTLING TUESDAY NEXT. WRESTLING TUESDAY NEXT. ' WRESTLING (King's Birthday Night.) WRESTLING WRESTLING GREAT RETURN WRESTLING MATCH WRESTLING WRESTLING Between WRESTLING WRESTLING LOFTY BLOMFIELD WRESTLING LOFTY BLOMFIELD WRESTLING (Weight, 17st; height, Oft WRESTLING 3in), of N.Z., WRESTLING WRESTLING . And WRESTLING WRESTLING JACK FORSGREN WRESTLING JACK FORSGREN WRESTLING (Wright. lOst 61b; height, WRESTLING ; Oft 2in), of Canada. WRESTLING WRESTLING Prices: ss, 3e, 2s; Ladies, WRESTLING 2* 6d (limited). Prices WRESTLING plus tax WRESTLING Booking at E. W. HumWRESTLING pbrey's. Manners Street. WRESTLING ■« "WELLINGTON FOOTBALL J&& W ASSOCIATION (Incorp.). JPi BASIN RESERVE. 4lsJl BASIN RESERVE. SOCCER SATURDAY, JUNE 20, SOCCER .'■ At 2.45 p.m. SOCCER WATERSIDERS SOCCER ■ T " , r ,T, T ™ SOCCER ' MARISI. SOCCER INSTITUTESOCCER ' v, „„,„ SOCCER oliiAlUuJS. SOCCIiIR Curtain-raisers at 1.15 p.m. SOCCER „ ~ SOCCER Admission to Ground Is, SOOCE' , Including btand. SOCCER B. A. MABIN. Secretary. IoCCER KING'S BIRTHDAY: SOCCER AUSTRALIA SOCCER WELLINGTON. SOCCER CHILDREN'S PLAIN AND FANCY DRESS PARTY. WILL be tendered to Bryan Ashbvidgc, Wembly Hall. Brougham Street, SATURDAY. 20th, 2 p.m. Afternoon Tea, Prizes, Dances, Novelty Hemp. Admission, !*• .

A. E. NiSILSON, Sec., W.RJf.U. THE THESPIANS THESPIANS THESPIANS (Incorporated) Present "LABURNUM GROVE," "LABURNUM GROVE," "LABURNUM GROVE," "LABURNUM GROVE," ' "LABURNUM GROVE," " LABURNUM GROVE," A Comedy in Three Acts by J. B. PRIESTLEY. .1. B. PRIESTLEY. Produced by VICTOR S. LLOYD. >OR THREE NIGHTS ONLY, At 8 o'clock prompt. TONIGHT (FRIDAY), TONIGHT (FRIDAY), AND SATURDAY. AND SATURDAY. CONCERT CHAMBER, CONCERT CHAMBER, TOWN HALL TOWN HALL. X OWN HALL TOWN HALL. Box Plans Now Open at Begg's. Reserves 2s 6d (plus tax). SUNDAY NEXT, 8.15 p.m. SUNDAY NEXT, 8.15 p.m. QT. .TAMES THEATRE. £>T. JAMES THEATRE. GRAND MILITARY NIGHT v GRAND MILITARY NIGHT I In Celebration oi his Majesty King Edward's Birthday. THE FULL MILITARY BAND OF THE Ist BATTALION, THE WELLINGTON REGIMENT. "THE CIRCASSIANS." "THE CIRCASSIANS." SO—(in costume)—Bo The Regimental Dance Baud. A SPARKLING ENTERTAINMENT. A MUSICAL AND SPECTACULAR TREAT. "BE WISE-BE THERE." , ISLAND BAY CARNIVAL. Under the Patronage of his Worship the Mayor. CORONATION CEREMONY. MASONIC HALL, CLYDE STREET, ISLAND BAY. TOMORROW (SATURDAY), JUNE 20, At 8 p.m. Spectacular Procession, followed by the Crowning of the Queen. An Excellent Programme by Leading Artists. Tickets, Is nnd Is 6d. 13th BATTERY N.Z.E.F. THE ANNUAL REUNION DINNER •*- will be held at the New Commercial Hotel on SATURDAY, JUNE 20, at 6.30 p.m. JAll Ex-members are requested to attend.