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Evening Post, Volume CXXII, Issue 68, 17 September 1936, Page 2

31 i^" 7 Z MAJESIJLI \ _ AJRSTK' Supreme in Sight and Sound. 11 a.m. — 2.15 p.m. — 8.0 p.m. Columbia Pictures Present GRACE MOORE, FRANCHOT TONE, GRACE MOORE, FRANCHOT TONE, GRACE MOORE, KRANCHOT TONE, GRACE MOORE, FRANCHOT TONE, GRACE MOORK. FRANCHOT TONE, GRACE MOORE, FRANCHOT TONE, GRACE MOORE, FRANCHOT TONE, GRACE MOORE, FRANCHOT TONE, GRACE MOORE, FRANCHOT TONE, Still Enthralling all Wellington in the Most Glorious Musicale in Screen History. — "THE KING ====== ===== "THE KING — . :• STEPS OUT." ■■ : , : STEPS OUT." " i (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) And Our Exceptional Associate Items. Plans at D.I.C. and Majestic — Tel. 4a-100. i PARAMOUNT THEATRE. « ■•*• ARAMOUNT THEATRE. <| DAILY, 2.15 and 8 p.m. Don't Miss the Final Opportunity ' Tonight. TWO POPULAR STARS. CHARLES LAUGHTON, GARY COOPER, IN THIS AMAZING DRAMA, "DEVIL AND THE DEEP." "DEVIL AND THE DEEP." Excellent Supporting Programme. COMMENCING TOMORROW. / \ WARNER BAXTER, / \ / \ MYRNA LOY, / I I /natlpendleton. \ I \ /chas. BUTTERWORTH, \J i In "PENTHOUSE." . "PENTHOUSE." "PENTHOUSE." SEE PAGE 3. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Plans at D.I.C. and The'htre. 51-482. A TOP NOTCH PROGRAMME DO NOT MISS IT! , C*—-""" jri NEM a' T*"*^^^ A^-KILBIRNIE^^^^^* Wellington's Leading Suburban Theatre. TONIGHT—At 7.4S—TONIGHT, ALSO TOMORROW. A Riot of Dizzy, Delirious Comedy, MARION DA VIES MARION DAVIES MARION DAVIES Dick P«t POWELL, O'BRIEN, - In the Laughter Hit of the Season, , . "PAGE—MISS GLORY." ■ . "PAGE MISS GLORY." —- " PAGE MISS GLORY." ■With , MARY ASTOR—PATSY KELLYFRANK McHUGH. Hear Dick Powell sing the Theme Song. Additional Big Attraction: A SCREEN TRIUMPH, Laughs! Tears! Romance! Skilfully blended in this gay comedy. Warner Myrna BAXTER, LOY, BAXTER, LOY, BAXTER, . LOY, — In — The Thrilling Comedy Sensation, " BROADWAY BILL." " BROADWAY BILL." — " BROADWAY BILL." (Both Approved fof Universal Exhibiton.) • Reserves at Theatre. Tel. 14-202. COMING SATURDAY: .JOAN CRAWFORD JOAN CRAWFORD - In - "I LIVE MY LTFE." "I LIVE MY LIFE." Box Plan no* Open. ■ LOOK, CHILDREN! GRAND "POPEYE" MATINEE SATURDAY MORNING. AT 10 a.m. ZANE GREY'S THRILLING WESTERN ROMANCE "ROCKY MOUNTAIN MYSTERY." Vnrrv \l 'PHEATRE, 'oinsSl X OUV i- NETTTOWN. V™£| FINAL SCREENING TONIGHT, 7 o'clock. The Picture you've been waiting for. Towering above the year's great hits! "PRISONER OF SHARK ISLAND." Starring WARNER BAXTER, A Flaming Drama- Torn from History's Pages. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Second Big Attraction: . JEAN PARKER-FRED STONE In the comedy-romance "THE FARMER IN THE DELL." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) COMMENCING TOMORROW, 7 p.m. A Bis Weekend Programme. No. 1- LAWRENCE TIBBETT, In the Supreme Musical Treat, "METROPOLITAN." No. 2— IRVTN S. COBB. In the Rollicking Comedy, "EVERYBODY'S OLD MAN." (Both, pictures for Universal Exhibition.) pRAND PETONE " RAND — PETONE TONIGHT AND -TOMORROW, At 7.30. A SPLENDID DOUBLE-FEATURE PROGRAMME! No I—JOEL Mo.CREA, MAUREEN O'SULLIVAN In '" W-0-M-A-N W-A-N-T-E-D." " W-O-M-A-N W-A-N-T-K-D." An action-packed drnma of law against the Underworld. No. 2—CLARK GABLE. MYRNA LOY In the Dramatic Hospital Story: . "MEN IN WHITE." (Botli Recommended by Censor for Adults.] Plans at Hansen's or Tel,.; Theatr- 64-063,