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Evening Post, Volume CXXII, Issue 99, 23 October 1936, Page 2

A PARTICULARLY EXCELLENT : PROGRAMME. Selected especially for the Holiday Weekend, ''■:■ ... At-the , BIVOLI.T H E A T R E "I VOL I THEATRE RIVOLI THEATRE ■■•./' ■■ NEWTOWN. 7.15 p.m. TONIGHT AND 7.15 p.m. TOMORROW. 2 BRAND-NEW 1936 ATTRACTIONS. - Direct from the Regent Theatre. No. 1- GRIPPING-DRAMA! Living dangerously, loving tenderly, a war-maddened world could not keep them ■ ' ■. apart. HERBERT MARSHALL, GERTRUDE MICHAEL; '■I'"" LIONEL ATWILL, . HOD LA E.OCQUE, -- : In "TILL WE MEET AGAIN." ■ "TILL WE MEET AGAIN." : ."TILL WE MEET AGAIN." , : (Recommended by the "Censor for Adults.) No. 3—Direct from the De Luxe Theatre. MARGARET LINDSAY, GLENDA FARRELL, // WARREN HULL. , :, , LYLE TALBOT. The inside story of that notorious woman lawyer—hot from the headlines, "THE LAW IN HER HANDS." . "THE LAW IN HER HANDS." "THE LAW IN HER HANDS." (Recommended 'by the Censor for Adults.) Latest Newsreels include Scenes of Terrific Warfare in Spain. Attractive Supporting Programme. ::.■'■ '..— -monster- —• MONSTER. MONSTER — ' MIDNIGHT MATINEE MIDNIGHT MATINEE MIDNIGHT MATINEE TONIGHT— — .-.-... TONIGHT .•■■ ■ ■ TONIGHT START the Holiday Weekend off right. Have a night out with the Boys and Girls. - SHOWING THIS SPECIAL * PROGRAMME. 1-PAI'L MUNJ, ANN DVORAK. BARTON McLANE, "DR. SOCRATEvS." "DR. SOCRATES." Armed with a doctor's knife he fought a thousand killers. A Terrific Drama packed with Action, fast and furious. *~ — And - "POLICE CAR 17." "POLICE CAR 17." CAR 17." The most exciting, actionful drama seen in Wellington for months. A Columbia Thriller featuring an All-star Cast. SPECIAL CHILDREN'S POPEYE MATINEES. SATURDAY, at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m., Include "POLICE CAR' 17," Chapter 1 of the "Great Air Mystery," a. New Serial, Comedies, Cartoons, etc., galore. A Holiday Treat for the Children SUCH AS ONLY THE RIVOLL PROVIDES. COMPLETE NEW PROGRAMME FOR. MONDAY (LABOUR DAY): Edward Everett Horton— "HIS NIGHT OUT" , And Warner's Terrific Diama: "ROAD GANG." Watch Tomorrow's "POST"' for Announcement. t PRINCESS CONTINUOUS if •■^■RINCESS from ll a.m. Daily j3&, - '* STALLS Ist, .CIRCLE Is '6d, (No Extra to Reserve in Circle.) Box Plans at1 Theatre. Tel. 42-580. NOW SHOWING! • Two of the Season's Outstanding Successes! United Artists Present A Mighty Picturisation of the World of , Tomorrow! . H. G. WELLS' Astounding Prediction of the Future . . . Wherein Drama, Romance, and Spectacle ' Unreel in Gigantic Sweep before your Amazed Eyes! "THINGS TO COME." "THINGS TO COME." "THINGS TO COME." •THINGS TO COME." With SIR CEDRIC HARDWICKTC, Raymond Massey Ralph Richaulson Pearl Argyle Patricia Hilhard. Margaretta Scott. Heading a Cast of Thousands! So stauling in it's realism. ... So awe-in-spiring in Its magnitude—lt defies Human • Imagination! (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) i Additional Attraction - ■ CtalM-;SN HARDING. ANN HARDING, With WALTER ABEL Jnj-iR.KjO. Radio's Dramatic Sensation , t ( from the Cosmopolitan Magazine story— •THE WITNESS CHAIR." •THB WITNESS CHAIR." "THE WITNESS CHAIR./* - "THE WITNESS CHAIR." Stupense ... mystery .. , tense action t , . and ft nerve-tingling climax. ... In the greatest of all courtroom drama*! ■ (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Gorgeous ALL-COLOUR. Novelty "Molly Moo Cow and Rip Van Winkle." Time-table 'Things to Come"'. 11.0, 2.7, 5.18, 8.40. "The Witness Chair": 1.1, 4.12, 7.29. . I PARAMOUNT THEATRE. |; | *. ARAMOUNT THEATRE. | DAILY, 2.15 and 8 p.m. ■■■~' MAGNIFICENT STARS! MAGNIFICENT STORY! . MAGNIFICENT DIRECTION! MAGNIFICENT ENTERTAINMENT I IRENE DUNNE, ROBERT TAYLOB. IRENE DUNNE, ROBERT TAYLOR. IRENE DUNNE, ROBERT -TAYLOR. IRENE DUNNE, ROBERT TAYLOR. ■ -In "MAGNIFICENT OBSESSION," "MAGNIFICENT OBSESSION," "MAGNIFICENT OBSESSION," "MAGNIFICENT OBSESSION,'* The strangest, most memorable lovestory ever screened, the most dramatic role in Irene Dunne's dazzling career, searing, unforgettable drama that reaches n new peak in motion picture achievement. (Recommended for Adult Audiences.) Supporting Artists include: Charles Butterworth, Arthur Treacher, Henry Armetta, Betty Furness, Ralph Morgan, Beryl Mercer, Cora Sue Collins. Plans at D.1.0. and Theatre, 51-842. ceaside theatre, lyall. bax. Seaside theatre, lyall bay. " MATINEE TOMORROW, LESLIE FULLER in "POOR OLD BILL." KV.BNING—WALLACE BEERY, LIONEL BARRYMORE, in "AH WILDERNESS." Also Edward Everett Horton in . ■ "HIS NIGHT OUT." j (Rec. for Adult Audiences.). I