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Evening Post, Volume CXXII, Issue 69, 18 September 1936, Page 2

(No Morning' Session "RFfi-FWT- 11 a.m., 2.1.5 and 8 p.m. Saturdays.) XV-Jj\XJ-<XI. X Shoppers' Session 5 p.m. Fridays "You'll.really enthuse over this film—it's got e'vcrythins - .'. that; spells ENTERTAINMENT-Mystery, Intrigue, , Music, Drama, .Romance, and Comedy, and a rare voice from the Metropolitan Opera—(Remember her in I "All the King's Horses"?). MARY ELLI FATAL LADY" The world loved her voice. . . . Men were enchanted by her smile and enthralled by her charm, but one by one her lovers died—murdered by the killer who came between her and love. .. . She sang divinely,of a love that could never be hers, she earned the artistic laurels that she could never"wear for to befriend her meant violent death until by clever design her arch-enemy exposed the killer arid the Opera Star was cleared of blame. ■.'-■. With WALTER PIDGEON, JOHN HALLIDAY, ALAS MOWBRAY .GUY BATES POST > A Paramount Picture. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Also "POPEYE" Cartoon-SPORTLIGHT and "RADIO RHAPSODY," Musical Novelty. RESERVE EARLY at D.I.C. or THEATRE (Telephone 44-144). Transferred Direct from The Regent after a highly successful season! MAE WEST "KLONDIKE ANNIE With VICTOR McLAGLEN. 2i is p.m—NEW OPERA HOUSE—B.O p.m. POPULAR PRICES:-1/-, 1/6, 2/3. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Plans at D.I.C, and, Theatre (51-814). TI VOL! (OPPOSITE PARLIAMENTARY BUILDINGS) ■-■ , TONIGHT And TOMORROW CAROLE LOMBARD "LOVE BEFORE BREAKFAST" A glamour girl, who knew what she wanted. ... A billionaire blade, who took what he liked . . . pitted against each other in a razzle-dazzle scrappy spree that starts with a free-for-all and ends in a cave-man climax. (Recommended by Censor for Adults) "ANYTHING GOES" With CHARLES RUGGLEB—ETHEL MERMAN-BING CROSBY. The show that played on Broadway for a year ... that took London by storm . . . now on the screen as the biggest show in town! Brand-new numbers . . . great dancing and a brilliant cast. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) SPECIAL MATINEE TOMORROW, 2 p.m.: SHIRLEY TEMPLE in "CURLY TOP"—Universal News—Sportlight—Screen Song—--3 Cartoons (Stranger, than Fiction)—Mentone Musical—and Episode 2 "The Roaring West." (All Pictures for Universal Exhibition.) WRESTLING! WRESTLING! WRESTLING! DISPLAY OF AMATEUR WRESTLING under WELLINGTON WRESTLING ASSOCIATION. TONIGHT At 8 o'clock TONIGHT -—"THE DUTCH FAIR" ' TOWN HALL • MUSIC BY THE ARTILLERY BAND. . ' HELP THE WELLINGTON CITY MISSION FUNDS! ADMISSION I/-. CHILDREN 6d. TOMORROW, at 2.30 p.m.—MONSTER CHILDREN'S FANCY PARTY Under Direction of MR. JV R. RITCHIE, assisted by MR. VICTOR KIRKBKCK and. UNCLE CAMPBELL of 2YA. Good Prizes. ADMISSION: Adults I/-. Children 6d.

BE AT ATHLETIC PARK TOMORROW! INTEEPBOVIKCIAL RUGBY BRIGHT—-OPEN SPECTACULAR ENTERTAINING WANGANUI v. WELLINGTON • Play commencing at 3 p.m. See the Teams which have just concluded, Successful Tours in the North. , Be at ATHLETIC PARK also for Progress scores in the RANFURLY SHIELD MATCH-WELLINGTON v. OTAGO. Special Early G*me—Third Grade Champions—l.3o p.m.: WELLINGTON v. MIRAMAR ADMISSION 1/-. (School Children 6d.) Stand 1/- extra. . V A. E. NEILSON, Sec. W.R.P.U.

FINALLY TONIGHT, at 7.30. '.•'At tho lALA.CE, THEATRE, PETONE. ALACE THEATRE, PETONE. WILL HAT in "BOYS WILL BE BOYS." (Recommended by Censor for Adult*.) And Zasu Pitts—James Gleason in ' f HOT TIP." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) COMMENCING TOMORROW, at Bp.ni, Then NIGHTLY at 7.30 for 3 NIGHTS, S. 8. Van Bine's Newest Philo Vance ■••■' Mystery, "THE GARDEN MURDER CASE." " THE GARDEN MURDER CASE." (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) EDMUND BRUCE Additional Feature: "THE FARMER IN THE DELL." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) BOOK AT NISSEK'S or TEL. 63-610. GRAND PETONE RAND PETONE FINALLY TONIGHT, at 7.30. Joel MeCrea Maureen O'&illivan In ! 'W-O-M-A-N W-A-N-T-E-D." —Also Showing— CLARK GABLE MYRNA LOY - In - "MEN IN WHITE." (Beth Recommended by Censor for Adult*.) -COMMENCING SATURDAY— Columbia's Musical Show of Shows, 1 "THE MUSIC GOES ROUND," "THE MUSIC GOES ROUND," With Harry Richman — r-t Rochelle Hudson. | (For Universal Exhibition). Plans at Hansen's or Theatre Tel. 64-063. ceaside theatre lyall bay Seaside theatre. lyXll bay monster matinee tomorrow, 2.15. Everybody's favourite— SHIRLEY TEMPLE SHIRLEY TEMPLE In "THE LITTLEST REBEL." 1 "THE LITTLEST REBEL." "THE LITTLEST REBEL." (Recommended by Censor for Universal Exhibition.) Singing, Dancing, Laughing. She's the sweetheart of the South—and the darling of the North. Supporting programme includes comedies, colour traveltalks, oddities, together, in the evening with JOAN CRAWFORD In "I LIVE MY LIFE." "I LIVE MY LIFE." (Recommended by Censor for Adults.)

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