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Evening Post, Issue 154, 1 July 1936, Page 2

"\ fi PARAMOUNT THEATRE. X ft r ARAMOUNT THEATRE. 8 ) I DAILY, 2.13 and S p.m. ! LAST TWO NIGHTS. , | GEORGE ARLTS'S : | GEORGE ARLTSS' ! GEORGE ARLISS ! In i "VOLTAIRE." ' "VOLTAIRE." "VOLTAIRE." '•VOLTAIRE.' Ami "CEILING ZERO/ "CEILING ZERO." "CEILING ZERO." '■'CEILING ZERO." •'CEILING .ZERO." With JAMES CAGNEY ■ ■ PAT O'BRIEJi STUART ERAVIN. "THE STORY OF LOUIS PASTEUR. "THE STORY OF LOUIS PASTEUR/ "THE STORY OF LOUIS PASTEUR' "THE STORY OF LOUIS PASTEUR.'1 "THE STORY OF LOUIS PASTEUR' "THE STORY OF LOUIS PASTEUR.'1 "THE STORY OF LOUIS PASTEUR" "THE STORY OF LOUIS PASTEUR" "THE STORY OF LOUIS PASTEUR." MANAGERIAL.—We personally recommend this as oue of the Finest FilniE we have yet seen. . COMMENCES FRIDAY. • COMMENCES FRIDAY. —: (Programmes Approved for Universal Exhibition.) PLANS AT D.T.C. AND THEATRE. YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO MISS THESE 2 EXCELLENT FILMS. For Reservations Telephone 52-212. ■■linn KIN G'S ING'S ■iiiiiiiuiiiii D;r.—Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. Matinee 2 p.m. De Luxe Session 7.45. From the gifted pen of Gelett Burgess, noted American fictionist. "TWO IN THE DARK" "TWO IN THE DARK" With WALTER ABEL, MARGOT GRAF A ME, WALLACE FORD, ALLAN HALE, ERIC BLOEE, . ERIK RHODES. Bewildering mystery, enthralling romance, attractive settings, beautiful women and gowns, all contribute to one of the most entertaining films of the year. (Recommended more especially, for adults.) , SECOND BIG ATTRACTION. The Picturisation of Liam O'Flaherty'j Powerful Novel: "THE INFORMER" ■ "THE INFORMER" — : ..Starring VICTOR McLAGLEN, , -HEATHER ANGEL, PRESTON' FOSTER, . MAKGOT GRAHAMS, ~_And a Big Supporting Cast. Ihe Informer" has aroused remarkable interest overseas and in Australasia its excellent demonstration of human weakness and greatness appeals to all—it is a iutn that refreshes the blase. . It has woe the most honours for 1938. (Recommended by Censor for Adulta.) FRIDAY ■ NEXT , • SHIRLEY TEMPLE —— — "CAPTAIN : JANUARY." ~ "REX THEATRE, i ■^EX , CUBA STREET. . KKXi. ■-. . Telephone 52-33-1. ;' REX MATINEES DAILY, 2 p.m. .iRBX TONIGHT AT 7.30 o'clock. . REX Short subjects until 8 p.m., then ' §|pi- usual programme, i REX - , REX TONIGHT (WEDNESDAY), . REX Also ,REX THURSDAY." ' ;EEX TWO BIG PICTURES FOR 6d, REX DRESS CIRCLE 9d. ■REX REX CHARLES RUGGLES. REX CHARLES RUGGLES. . REX —LIONEL ATWILL— REX —LIONEL ATWILL— .' REX In . REX "MURDERS IN THE : RISK "MURDERS IN THE ' REX ZOO." ' ' REX ZOO." -~ REX- ■•' • '- '. :'. . . : ..-■■■ '' REX You have read in the papers what 1 REX happened, in the Zoo at -Auck- ,: REX land. NOW ■ SEE THIS REX' ■ :• THRILLER! : REX You'll be thrilled by this chilling REX drama that scales the peaks ol - REX terror and excitement! HEX (Recommended more for Adult HEX Audiences.) REX REX Also i;EX —ALISON SKIPWORTH— REX .ROLAND YOUNG ' REX • In REX "A LADY'S PROFESSION." REX "A LADY'S PROFESSION." HEX (For Universal"Exhibition.) REX THE REX REX THEATRE REX IS NOW HEATED REX FOR YOUR COMFORT. .. HEX IT'S A GREAT SHOW! REX LET'S GO! REX .REMEMBER! REX. i;ek tonight is HEX REX lIALF-PRTCE NIGHT. REX HALF-PRICE NIGHT. GRAND REVIVAL SEASON! TONIGHT, THURS., AND FRIDAY, At S o'clock. At, flu.PALACH THEATRE, I'KTONE •*■ ALACE THEATRE. PETONE, The Greatest Musical of All Time— "NAUGHTY MARIETTA." • "NAUGHTY MARIETTA/ (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Starring: NELSON EDDY, JEANETTE MACDONALD NELSON EDDY, ' \ JEANETTE MACDONALD Special first half:: ALL IN TECHNICOLOUR, Book at Nissen's,;or Tel. 63 : 610. MPIRE THEATRE; ISLAND 3A¥ Heated Especially for your Comfort. THIS-EVENING at 8 o'clock. FRED ASTAIRE -. GINGER ROGERS ■■' In "FOLLOW THE FLEET."' Thoiv -greatest- show. Treat yourself t( ■ a real good time! . Splendid- Supporting Programme! (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) QEASLOE THEATRE, LYALL BAY* )3 TONIGHT, 7.30, TONIGHT. ALEXANDRE DUMAS' Stirring tale of the World's Most Fantuns Swordsmen, '■Ttn-'. TIUiKE iMUSKETJCI^HS." "r.i:.ri v, rwwv.v. musketeers." j "THE THUEE MUSKETEERS." J d'Ai'Utman. hero of I Uo book of over •< ] hundred editions, will make you live even dangerous mini lie of hii litV TITIS .MAGNIFICENT PRODUCTION If ONE YOU CANNOT AFFORD" TO MISS Also on the same nrosramme. A SHOW IN ITSELF. "THE MARCH OF TIME." .(Programme Approved for Univpr>s.?i JfehibitioßnJ