HI A GREAT PICTURE! A GREAT PAIR— A GREAT TRIUMPH:! in TODAY: 2.15 p.m. and 8 p.m. Dir.: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. Plans.at Bcggs and Theatre, Tel. 51-277 . ..'. Rife-with Romance! . . . Rollicking with Adventure! . . . Spiked with Excitement! . . . Flaring with Laughter! Freddie ' Victor BARTHOLOMEW MeLAGLEN BARTHOLOMEW . McLAGLEN BARTHOLOMEW McLAGLKN ■ BARTHOLOMEW McLAGLEN BARTHOLOMEW MeLAGLEN BAKTHOLOMICW MeLAGLEN _ BARTHOLOMEW " McLAGLEX \ BARTHOLOMEW McLAGLEN j (1 ,_^ " PROFESSIONAL SOLDTER." " PROFESSIONAL SOLDIER." "PROFESSIONAL SOLDIEK." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) — With — . GLORIA STUART, MICHAEL WHALEN A 20th-century Production. : : : |- 2nd BIG WEEK i AND STILL PLAYING TO CAPACITY HOUSES NIGHTLY. J Sessions—2.ls and S p.m. Box Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre 11 Telephone 51-593). i 1* Dir.: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. q A TRUE-LIFE STORY lorn from the arms of his loved ones . . . Stripped ■of honour and pride . . . Condemned to a living t death on a fererstricken isle . . . for a crime he did not commit! '•the prisoner ' "the prisoner of shark: island." of shark. island." ( of shark island." : or SHARK ISLAND."' OF SHARK ISLAND." OF SHARK ISLAND." With WARNER BANTER, AA'ARNER BANTER. GLORIA STUART — O. P. HEGGIE, (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) I || PARAMOUNT THEATRE, if i | -^ARAMOUNT THEATRE. :| DAILY, 2.15 nnd S p.m. /V FREDRIC GARY ■ / \ ' / V march: cooper: /• \ \ /.MII'JAM EDAVARD \ J [ X / HOPKINS. HOR'tON. \J -. l TOGETHER " ! - '■.'■■'■'"■ '..i.i.'l --In;r>; V.. - ■!. '■ ■ j-! ••-NOEL.-COWARD'S !' NOEL COWARD'S NOEL COAVARD'S •. Dclightrully Daring Distracting Play, "DESIGN FOR LIVING." '•DESIGN FOR LIVING." "DESIGN FOR LIVING/ "DESIGN FOR LIVING."' EXCELLENT SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. TOP.. FORM-GOLFING AND SAYIMv MING SPORTLIGHT, AMERICAN NEWS. ■ Novelty—Shorty the Chimpanzee. Paramount Pictorial —in colour.' POPEYE CARTOON. (A Certificate.) Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre (51-842). m:i!<!nHinuiui:!in:H:;unriit!niuir:Eintniu:iuiiiiuitiuu:t;;iinunuuiuituumnmii>>n i T\E LUXE THEATRE, H Ij -^E LUXE THEATRE, ■jj fl LOWER HUTT. " @ [Si!!l![i«l!l!l!i:!l!illl«!l!i!i!il!!llllll!!!ii!|!l!!!l!li!l!lll!lli!»ll!!!ii!!!ll!!!li!H!l!iil!lil!i!!l!::!a | TONIGHT, at 7.30 o'clock, TUESDAY, at 2.0 and 7.30 p.m. '•MUTINY ON THE BOUNTY." '"MUTINY ON THE BOUNTY." 'MUTINY ON THE BOUNTY." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Also Showing '■MARCH OF TIME (NO. 3)." MATINEE TUESDAY. 2.0 p.m. AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT ■ AND RESERVE. Plans at Peter Pan or De Luxe, 03-431. GRAND PETONE. RAND PETONE. — TONIGHT, At 7.30 — A REMARKABLE DOUBLE-FEATURE PROGRAMME! No. I—Direct from its Most Successful Season at the Regent Theatre, City. "GIVE US THIS NIGHT." "GIVE US THIS NIGHT." With JAN KIEPURA, GLADYS SWARTHOUT. (For Universal Exhibition.) No. 2—Lloyd- Nolan—Peggy Conklin, AValter, Connolly In Columbia's Action-packed Prison Drama "ONE-WAY TICKET." j (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) ALSO-Excellent Shorts'lnclude- | "POPEYE THE SAILOR" Cartoon. [ Book at Harisen's or Tel. Theatre 04-003. AND NOAVI^-ANOTHER SPECIAL!. For \our Entertainment and Approvall REGAL THEATRE. KARORL THIS EVENING at S o'clock ■;SHE" H, Rider Haggard's amazing char"SHE' acter comes thrillingly toiifo in "SHE'! one of the most gigantic spectacle I "SHE" dramas ever filmed! i "SHE" Scenes that stagger the imagina['■SHE' - tion! Spectacle that stuns the |'"SHE" :■... senses! A Mighty Cast of 5000 in a terrific drama to amaze you If .you want the thrill of your life! If you Avant romance' WONDROUS SPECTACLE! AMAZING . ADVENTURE!. . (Unsuitable for Exhibition to Children;) THORNDON SCHOOL EX-PUPILS' ASSOCIATION. A CARD EVENING will be held at Reehnbite Hall. 125 Willis Street on ~ WEDNESDAY, JULY 15, at 8 p.m. Sub- '• scription Is. Supper. Come along and bring your friends. ! S B. E. AVILLIAMS, Hon. See. :e '• ■ ■ f^^» . s ■■■- • >qfa^ mtramar auxiliary committ'fe. w.k.s.a:U rnfiK-Usual MONTHLY KOKEUO will ■*-- ho held in the. Airport Tea J^ooms on WEDNESDAY; JULY 15. 1036, at S p.m. I Excellent .'-musical programme. Digger (. Dtunimorfd. Chairman. ' Brinlr a Plate. ■'-' • FRED' M. THOMSON, Hon,.Set.
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Evening Post, Issue 11, 13 July 1936, Page 2
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