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Evening Post, Volume CXXII, Issue 97, 21 October 1936, Page 2

I LUXE J==~ Courtenay N^ \S Ring Place. 53-080. SESSIONS: 2.15 and 8 p.m. Daily. LAST TWO DAYS Your Last Opportunity to see— KAY FRANCIS KAY FRANCIS as Florence Nightingale iii "THE WHITE ANGEL" "THE WHITE ANGEL" ' (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) With the Magnificent and Exclusive DE LUXE ASSOCIATE ENTERTAINMENT. SYBIL JASON in Technicolor Musical Featurette, "THE CHANGING OF THE GUARD." Also ORCHESTRA DE LUXE & ORGAN in Atmospheric Presentations. FRIDAY NEXT FRIDAY NEXT MEET THE WORLD'S GREATEST HIGH-PRESSURE SALESMAN. He uses dynamite to break down his customers' sales resistance-rand makes you collapse completely from laughter! Warner Bros, present JOE R BROWN JOE !•:. BROWN JOE E. BROWN JOE E. BROWN JOE E. BROWN JOE E. BROWN JOE E. BROWN -— JOE E. BROWN JOE E. BROWN JOE E. BROWN as Alexander Botts i* "EARTHWORM TRACTORS." '•EARTHWORM TRACTORS." . "EARTHWORM TRACTORS." (Approved Universal Exhibition.) With GUY KIBBEE JUNE TRAVIS Dick Foran — Carol Hughes Gene Lockhart. *s;v* CTATE, PETONTI ~Z^* r7~^>>vpTATE. PETONE^--==fl| . TONIGHT, at 7.45. A SMASHING DOUBLE-FEATURE PROGRAMME. Feature No. 1— ROBERT DONAT MADELEINE CARROLL In A Special Return Season of —"THE THIRTY-NINE STEPS." —-"THE THIRTY-NINE STEPS." The famous star of "Monte Cristo'' and the glamorous beauty of "I Was a Spy." A Masterpiece of Mystery and Adventure. Feature No. 2— GORDON BARKER,' BINNIE HALE, In —-"THE PHANTOM LIGHT." -"THE PHANTOM LIGHT." A Thrilling and Suspeuseful ComedyDrama of the Lighthousp. PLUS Selected Supporting Fcaturettes from 7.45. (Both Programmes Recommended by Cenßor more suitable for adult audiences.) •Box Plan and Reservations at .Theatre. Telephone 63-890. . " GBAN.D-PETONB R AND-PRT.QNE TONIGHT—At 7.4S—TONIGHT. TWO OUTSTANDING PICTURES. Vivid, Startling, Daring! MIRIAM HOPKINS, JOEL McCREA "S-P-LrE-N-D-O-U-R." "S-P-L-E-N-D-O-U-R." Second Feature "BEHIND THE EVIDENCE," "BEHIND THE EVIDENCE," With NORMAN FOSTER, ' DONALD COOK. SHEILA MANNORS. (Both Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Plans at Hansen's, or Tel. .Theatre 6*.063. ' TWO GREAT PICTURES. . BROOKLYN THEATRE. 7.45 — TONIGHT — .7.45 GEORGE ARLTSS, PATRTC KNOWLES, GENE GERARD, "THE GUVNOR." TOM WALLS. RALPH LYNN. ROBERTSON HARE, YVONNE ARNAUD, "STORMY WEATHER." Full supporting programme. , (Passed for Universal Exhibition.) REGAL THEATRE, KARORI. EGAL THEATRE, KARORI. 8 o'clock. TONIGHT! 8 o'clock. They'rjj here tonight—the five little starlets, YVONNE, CECILE, MARIE. ANNETTE, EMELIE, • THE DIONNE QUINTUPLETS, la an entertainment event without precedent, "THE COUNTRY DOCTOR." "THE COUNTRY DOCTOR." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) •-. ■ With - I- ' JEAN HERSHOLT, SLIM SUMMERVILLE, JUNE LAING, MICHAEL WHALEN. A lifetime of excitement crowded, into 90 minutes of unforgettable entertainment. JAMWRJi; 'i'HJSATKIS, iSl*_JJl> BAF". TONIGHT, 8 o'clock, TONIGHT. ' Another Two Big Pictures. , WARNER OLAND—CHARLES BOYER WARNER OLAND—CHARLES BOYER LORETTA YOUNG, In this powerful story of a financial, ruler, who sacrificed a yellow empire for a white woman. "SHANGHAI." "SHANGHAI." (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) 2—An hour of laugh-jammed musical entertainment, "MILLIONS IN THE AIR." " MILLIONS IN THE AIR." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) An airwave of joy—with an all-star cast. JUMBLE ' ' ' SALE, ' FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, ■ '. ST. THOMAS' HALL, NEWTOWN, .At 6,30 p.m. " \iMfigfae±'■:■:':' rpHE nest CARD PARTY will be held -*- at the Club Rooms,' 125 Lambton Quay, on SATURDAY. OCTOBER 24, at 7.45 p.m. N. A. KESSELL, A. M. CLARK, ■ ■ ' Conveners, i '■.''.'..- EDUCATIONAL. ~~~ THE MODERN COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, 22 THE TERRACE. Tel. 43-708. Shorthand-Typewriting, Business Practice. Stenographers being in great, demand; parents should call, write, or telephone for prospectus without delay. M. A; NICOLAUS. P.T.C.. i ■ Principal. ' ~~~' MISCELLANEOUS. ""DRANDIWINE." The only genuine ■'-'article, obtaiuable solely,.at Grand Hotel Home Supply.Store. Imported direct from London Qts ss. halves 3s. . UNDREDS of satisfied customers re. commend John Strong and Co., Ceri tified Tailors, to their friends. Featheri ?ton Street,. Exactly 300 yards north of G.P.O. "It's the cut that counts.