LAST TWO DAYS. -THE TRAIL "THE TRAIL OF THK OF 'HIE LONESOME PINK." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Zil , SJJT 7 ]\| ajes ti c i \ ~ Majestic —^-* Specially heated for your comfort. Direction: Fuller-Hayward Theatres, Ltd. 11 a.m.—2.ls—S p.m. ■ FRIDAY NEXT —FIUDAY NEXT NEVER BIiFORE 31 AS A FILM BROUGHT A GREATEK TEMPEST OF JOYOUS I LAUGHTER THAN THESK EXPERTLY DIRECTED ADVIvNTUKES OF A SUDDENI LY IUGH YOUNG MAX WHOM HIS ENEMIES DESIRE TO CERTIFY AS A t LUNATIC. | I With Great Pride We Present — GARY COOPER GARY COOPEIf GARY COOPER GARY COOPER _ GARY COOPER : — GARY COOPER GARY COOPER GARY COOPER ■ GARY COOPER. - • GARY COOPER Never so brilliant as in the hilarious comedy-romance, "Mil. ■■DEEDS GOES TO TOW NY' •MR. DEEDS GOES TO TOWN" 1 MR. DEEDS GOES TO TOWN " " MR. DEEDS GOES TO TOWN" " MR. DEEDS GOES TO TOWN " '•; MR. DEEDS GOES TO TOWN?1 ; MR. DEEDS GOES TO TOWN/' " MR. DEEDS GOES TO TOWN," • _- With JEAN ARTHUR, •fKAN ARTHUR. • lEAN ARTHUR, -JEAN ARTHUR, CJIiORGE BANCROFT, WALTER CATLETT (.What a Comedian!) ir. B. WARNER. • • And Dozens of Others - - Read how the World's Best Critics rave about this uproarious hit: — IRVING THALBERG, Metros ( Ace Director— 'The greatest picture Cam-a lias over made. Jf. will bo more popular than 'Jt Happened One Night.'" I ■ , , ■ _^ . . ' "THE REVIEW"— . entertainment! It. ivill be-more ..popular than 'It Happened One Night'!" '•NEW YORK TIMES"— •'Very Jme! A wonderful picture!" !___ : l '•THE MAIL"— . ' . ''The. most impressive evening I have spout in the theatre in a long time. Capra's direction is superb. Cooper's performance the most important thing he has /ever done, and Jean Arthur tre- ' ■' ""mendous. ■ Capra has given us- a picture that will never bo ex- ■>' celled." ■ 'T?HE STAR-TRIBUNE"— j ■;. ''Another Capra masterpiece I ' mid a worthy successor to- 'It Happened One Night.' " ENTERTAINMENT SUCH AS YOU DREAM OF PACKED TIGHT INTO ONE GLORIOUS PICTURE.' Eclipsing anything you've over seen before in breath-taking excitement and laughter as it races to the most startling climax ever filmed! A Columbia Picture ■ (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre. Tel. 45-IQO. PRINCESS CONTINUOUS -*-RIJsCESS from 1] a.m. to 10.15 p.m. NOW SHOWING! A GRAND DOUBLE-STAR BILL! No. L—All These Favourites , . DICK POWELL. _ RUBY KEELER. JACK OAKIE, - JOAN BLONDELL HUGH HERBERT. LOUISE FAZENDA, And, Many Others, Including I.he Stage's Greatest Dancer. — PAUL DRAPER . In Warner Bios.' Musical Comedy Hit, The. Season's Brightest Dancing Romance . , "COL LE E N." " COL L E E X." " C 0 L L E E X." Rapid" Action!—Tlirilliiiff Adventure! ■In a■ blirnng Story of Modern Aerial Warfare"STOßM OVER TJIIC A.VDEJ? " "STORM OVER THE ANDES." "STORM OVER THE ANDES," '. A Universal Picture, with JACK HOLT, MONA JSARRJE—AXTOXIO MORENO. (Both approved for Universal Exhibition.) Also: COLOURED CARTOON. Box Plans at Theatre. Tel. 4'2-aSO. Time-table: - ''Colleen'": 11.0—2.3—5.20 8.43. "Storm Over the Andes": 12.3*3—3.45—7.5. g!!l!!lll!!ll!!i<lll!l!!lill!l!!l!iU!IU!li!ll![!!l!!!i!:!!i!i!!!illl!!l||!li[||||il!|!!!!!l|!l!!!!|[!!il!lllll!| 1 "T>E LUXE THEATRIC, 1 p XJ\i LUXE THEATRE, jj § LOWER HUTT. j -lawiuiii'M^ TONIGHT., THURS., & FRI., 7.30 p.m. HAROLD LLOYD in HAROLD LLOYD in "THE MILKY' WAY.' "THE MILKY WAY." — Also — "OIL FOR THE LAMPS OF CHrXA." "OIL FOR THE LAMPS OF CHINA." Pat O'Uricu — Josephine Ihitchinson. (Both for Universal Exhibition.) Plans at Peter Pan or De Luxe, 03-4,'jl. VJT K A N D V E T 0 N 12. TONIGHT at 7.30. A Splendid Double Bill! No. I— " McFADDEN'S FLATS." - McFADDEN'S FLATS." With Walter C. Kelly—Andy Clvdc Richnvd Cromwell—Jane Dai-veil A down to earth comedy of a Scotsman and an Irishman who were, the best oi' , enemies—a riot ot laughs. No. 2— SYLVIA SIDNEY-GEORGE RAFT In "PICK UP." "PICK UP." (Both for Universal Exhibition.) AND ON THE SAME PROGRAMME— SELECTED SUPPORTS, commencing at 7.30. * Book- ;it Hmisen's or Tel. Theatre G4-003. njIAND HOTEL Home Supply Store guarantees Jules Racine et Cie Cognac equal 1o nny three-star brandy on tliß uinrkc-t. imU superior to most; quarts JJ?, pints its.
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Evening Post, Volume CXXII, Issue 13, 15 July 1936, Page 2
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