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

CAPACITY NIGHTLY! It is essential to reserve! Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. Plans at Begg's and Theatre. Tel. 61-277. THE GREATEST PICTURE OF 193G! Four Great Stars Glorify Ouida's Immortal Romance of the French Foreign Legion! Ronald ■ Claxulettel Victor Rosalind Column Colbert. McLaglen Russell Colman Colbert McLaglen Russell Colniaai Colbert McLaglen Russell Colman Colbert McLaglen Russell Colman Colbert McLaglen Russell — Supported by — HERBIORT MUNDIN, NIGEL BRUCE, GREGORY RATOFF, ' ' AND A CAST OF 10,000. — In - "UNDER TWO FLAGS." "UNDER TWO FLAGS." "UNDER TWO FLAGS." "UNDER TWO FLAGS." "UNDER TWO FLAGS." "UNDER TWO FLAGS." "UNDER TWO. FLAGS." "US TDER TWO FLAGS." "UNDER TWO FLAGS." (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) A 20th CenturyJTox Production. FREE LIST ENTIRELY SUSPENDED. npP^. james"-— ■—J^n Direction, Sir Benjamin Fuller. FINALLY TONIGHT AT 8. "MOONLIGHT MURDER." "MOONLIGHT MURDER." "MOONLIGHT MURDER." (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) TOMORROW, FRIDAY TOMORROW, FRIDAY TOMORROW, FRIDAY, THREE SESSIONS. THREE SESSIONS. 2.15, 5, and 8 p.m. AN EXCELLENT SHOW THATREACHES THE HIGHEST PEAK. OF ENTERTAINMENT. BIG DOUBLE-STAR BILL. FEATURE No. 1. ■ . FEATURE No. 1. RAFAEL * RAFAEL RAFAEL RAFAEL RAFAEL RAFAEL SABATINI'S SABATINI'S SABATINI'S SABATINI'S . SABATINI'S SABATINI'S GRIPPING STORY OF THE FRENCH REVOLUTION THAT OUT-THRILLS "THE SCARLET PIMPERNEL." "THE SCARLET PIMPERNEL." "THE MARRIAGE OF CORBAL." (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) THE AUTHOR OF : ; ) "CAPTAIN ■BLOOD1' ■•■ NOW BRINGS YOU ANOTHER THRILLING SCREEN ROMANCE. FEATURE No; 2. FEATURE No. 2. HAROLD BELL WRIGHT'S HAROLD BELL WRIGHT'S HAROLD BELL WRIGHT'S MOST FAMOUS STORY OF THE GOLDEN WEST, "THE. MINE WITH THE IRON DOOR." • (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) .Featuring RICHARD ARLEN RICHARD ARLEN And • ■ HENRY B. WALTHALL. HENRY B. WALTHALL. Plans at D.1.C., Theatre, Tel 54-775.. §IIIIII!lll!lllllllt!!!ll!!!llll[|ll!l[!!l!IMIIIIIII«lll!lll!iailillllllllllIll!lllllI 1 T.E LUXE THEATRE, 1 1 ■J-'E LUXE THEATRE, 1 jj LOWER HUTT. 1 TONIGHT & FRIDAY, At 7.30 p.m. ■ "BEYOND BENGAL" ' —"BEYOND BENGAL"— (Recommended by Ccnsoi* for Adults.) — Second Big Feature — Gertrude Michael • George Murphy — « WOMAN TRAP " (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Plans at Peter Pan or De Luxe, 63-431. " The Home of Better Pictures! ~ tPMPTRE THEATRE, ISLAND BAY. -£» THIS EVENING, at 8 o'clock. A Programme of Merit! 1— "THE VIRGINIA JUDGE." With WALTER C. KELLY, STEPIN FETCHIT. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) A human story—giving you laughs and a new thrill! 2— "WITHOUT REGRET." With ELISSA LANDI. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) A daring drama of four twisted lives —and real thrills. 3—Paramount Newsreel. EGAL THEATRE, KARORI. TONIGHT, 8 o'clock, TONIGHT. Splendid Double Programme. 1— . ■ ' " THE CAPTAIN HATES THE SEA," Victor McLaglen, John Gilbert. Abundant Drama and excellent Comedy in a brilliant expose of life on a. liner. 2— "DANGEROUS INTRIGUE," Ralph Bellamy, Gloria Shea. Dangerous Thrills on the Hottest Spot above Hell. Two alone dare death to foil a killer. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) pAPITOL THEATRE. MIRAMAR. FINALLY TONIGHT at 7.45. "SUTTER'S GOLD." "SUTTER'S GOLD." GOLD—the cry—the lure, and magnet that drew millions, that raised hopes, that uprooted homes by the spectacular • romance of one man. Starring EDWARD ARNOLD, LEE TRACY, BINNIE BARNES, And a cast of thousands. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) COMING FRIDAY. "PROFESSIONAL SOLDIER. I TONIGHT & TOMORROW, At 7.30. At the PALACE THEATRE, PETONE. ALACE THEATRE, PETONE. No. I—From start to finish a riot of laughter. WILL HAY GORDON HARKER "BOYS WILL" BE BOYS."" "BOYS WILL BE BOYS." ' (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) No. 2—The two hilarious . comics— ZASU PITTS — JAMES GLEASON In "HOT TIP." I (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) SHORTS from 7.30 p.m. to 3 p.m. " Box- Plans- at Nissen% -*S-:TeT* eS-eiO.