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Evening Post, Volume CXXII, Issue 70, 19 September 1936, Page 4

THE MOST GLORIOUS. MUSICALE IN THE HISTOKT OF THE AUDIBLE SCREEN IS ENTHRALLING EVERY PATRON BEYOND EXPRESSION. M AJESTIC | ~ A.J EST I C r~ The Mecca of Movie Lovers. Supreme in Sight and Sound. 11 a.m. r-2.15 p.m. —B.O p.m. A Fuller-Hay ward Theatre. GRACE MOORE. FRANCHOT TONE, GRACE MOORE, FRANCHOT TONE, GRACE MOORE, FRANCHOT TONE, GRACE MOORE, FRANCHOT TONE GRACE MOORE, .FRANCHOT TONE, —■■ "THE KING = == STEPS OUT." = (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) And Our Exceptional Associate Items. Plans at D.I.C. and Majestic Tel. 45-100. KEX ■ . ~— REX REX-THEATRE, REX -"-EX THEATRE, ££X CUBA STREET, gfX Telephone 82-3 H. REX MATINEES DAILY, 2 p.m. KEX | REX TONIGHT, At 7 o'clock. Short Subjects'until 7.57 p.m., then ppv Usual Programme. REX THREE BIG ATI REX satisfy. , ■ : REX , , . REX.'.- | —-'■ | REX :. I REX , ALL STALLS Is. , REX. , DRESS CIRCLE Is 6d. |REX : " -.l''' ' • -. . ■ - REX : _^_ REX REX _No.iREX '' ■'" r . '' ' ' , ' REX "ON THE BALL." KEX "ON THE BALL." REX REX The Official* Film taken to England REX with 1935-1036 All Blacks. "ON THE BALL.' "ON THE BALL.' RICHARD DIX RICHARD DIX "YELLOW DUST" "YELLOW DUST" "YELLOW DUST" "YELLOW DUST" REX A flaming tale of the great Nevada REX gold rush, a scarlet chapter in the REX history of yellow metal. REX - REX T • No. 3 REX . .-. .- '• REX BUDDY ROGERS, REX ' '"■' JUNE CLYDE REX REX i —— REX "DANCE BAND" REX "DANCE BAND" REX "DANCE BAND" REX . "DANCE .BAND" REX ' "■■•-' ' rex REX A* entirely NEW sparkling comedy REX romance. Effervescent with Youth REX —laughter—Happiness. . ,1 , and REX "set to the Gay Rhythm of massed REX Dance Bands—and what Bands! REX . .J. . .' ' ' * ■■ "DANCE BAND" "DANCE BAND" "DANCE BAND" "DANCE .BAND" REX (Both Pictures Approved for I REX- Universal Exhibition.) REX ~',"> . ■,;" ."'. ... , . REX Telephone Reserves will not be REX held after 7.30 p.nv REX- : ■ • ■ : FOR RESERVATIONS TEL. 52-212. I N G'S I NG'S Dir.-rAmalgamated Theatres, Ltd. Matinee 2 p.m. De Luxe Session 7.45. THE MIRTH SPASM' OF 1936! Dazzling Action—Captivating Nonsense—- • Thrilling Escapades, ■. ' ■ ■ '■'"'.- ;•■-.' -With, , The Screen's Latest Romantic Team, — GENE RAYMOND — •■ . GENE RAYMOND —— WENDY BARRIE • WENDY BARRIE ■ - ■'''..' And ■ ■-,- V HELEN BRODERICK' (The Sensational Comedienne who had you in Fits of Laughter')in "Top Hat.") Together they set'a'merry pace in this gay and advenMroiis-comedy hit, "LOVE ON? A BET." "love o;n A BET.'? (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Associate Feature: A picture with the same epic qualities that made "Cimarron" and "The Covered Wagon" Screen Masterpieces. ' ■ J.'THE' LAST OUTLAW."— The West v. Gangland. HARRY CAREY HOOT GIBSON, MARGARET CALLAHAN, HENRY B. WALTHALL. HEAR THE -NEW. COWBOY BALLAD ' ; r SENSATION . , ■ '"HOT ON THE TRAIL.'' . All of the romance of the old frontier and the action thrills of a gun-fighting age hurled-into this saga of a gulch town that became a metropolis. (Approved for Universal Exhibition). ING GEORGE THEATRE, ■ Lower Hutt Tel. 63-933..','.. TONIGHT AND MONDAY, 7.45 p.m. ANN HARDING WALTER ABEL ■ . - In. ■ • . "THE WITNESS CHAIR." "THE' WITNESS CHAIR." (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) One Blackguard less in tlie World and a Woman goes on Trial for Life. .- Great Supporting Associate Feature, WARRIOR. LIGHTNING, THE HORSE, - THE DOG, ■ ' .' In ' : "TWO IN REVOLT." ■'""•■ "TWO IN REVOLT." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) i A-Drama of Wild Horse Courage and Dog Devotion that will move you to tears AND THRILL YOU to CHEERS. Plus. Excellent Supports. Above Programme also Showing at . : PRINCE EDWARD THEATRE, WO HTTP NT