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Evening Post, Volume CXXII, Issue 131, 30 November 1936, Page 2

.YOUR LAST OPPORTUNITY. TONIGHT! TONIGHT! KIVOLI THEATRE, IVOLI THEATRE, RIVOLI THEATRE. ' . NEWTOWN. 1 SPLENDID POPULAR ENTERTAINMENT. UNIT No. 1— FRANCHOT TONE FRANCHOT TONE FRANCHOT TONE lullio Carminati, Constance Bennett, Helen , Westley. JThe United-Artists 20th Century Musical Production— ■ "MOULIN ROUGE." ■' "MOULIN ROUGE." "MOULIN ROUGE." IT'S A GRAND SHOW! 1T33 GOT MUSIC! IT'S GOT SONGS! IT'S GOT DANCES! IT'S GOT GIRLS! And Above all it's, got a Stunning Story! UNIT No. 2— GUY KIBBEE-DICK FORAN, ALMA LLOYD-MARIE WILSON, WARREN HULL In Warner Bros. Uproarious Faree — "THE BIG NOISE." • "THE BIG NOISE." "THE BIG NOISED PLUS THESE SPLENDID RIVOLI SHORTS: UNIT No." 3.—"Calling All Tars" (Comedy). UNIT NO. 4.—"The Country Boy" (Colour . Novelty). UNIT NO. s.—Latest Paramount News. UNIT NO. 6.—Vitaphone Troupers (Vaudeville). UNIT NO. 7.—Mickey Mouse, in colour: "Mickey's Polo Team." UNIT NO. B.—"Beauty and the Beast" • (All-colour Revue). ■ UNIT NO. 9.—"Little Jack Little, Melody. Master." UNIT NO. ' 10.—"Mother's Holiday" , (Comedy). COMMENCING TOMORROWI. 2 Big Attractions. 2 Each, with a noteworthy reputation. I—WILLIAM POWELL, ROSALIND RUSSELL In : Metro-Goldwyn-Maycr's - "RENDEZVOUS." "RENDEZVOUS." "RENDEZVOUS." 2-MERLE OBERON ROLAND YOUNG GEORGE GROSSMITH '. In United Artists' Special Attraction, "WEDDING REHEARSAL." "WEDDING REHEARSAL." "WEDDING REHEARSAL."' ■(Programme Rec. by Censor for Adults.) ' 'M PRINCESS CONTINUOUS 1^ ■ Jf« RINCESS from 11 a.m. Paily||j|. NOW SHOWING Two Exceptionally Fine Attractions! I.— JOE E. BROWN ' ' JOE E. . BROWN In First National's Riot of Fun. , , . . Loaded with Laughs, "EARTHWORM TRACTORS*." ■ "EARTHWORM TRACTORS." "EARTHWORM TRACTORS." With JUNE TRAVIS — GUY KIBBEE Dick- Foran- '■ Carol Hughes 2.—R.K.0. Radio Pictures Present •The Boy with the Sensational Voicc-r- - BOBBY BREEN — : BOBBY BREEN — -, — ; Supported by • Henry Armetta — George Houston . In a Heart-Warming Drama with Music , and' Songs— "LET'S SING AGAIN!" "LET'S SING AGAIN!" • "LET'S SING AGAIN!" (Both' Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Box Plans at Theatre. Tel. 42-580. Time-Table: Joe Brown: 11.0, 1.14, 3.41, 6.1, 0.10. "Let's Sing Again": 12.4, 2.31, 4.51, 7.27. y>v CEOE.TT'S. j>/^\ \^ y / ° THEATRE. ( > A Superb Classic of Outstanding Merit, "HERE'S TO 'ROMANCE." "HERE'S TO ROMANCE." 'A love story that sings! A masterpiece of haunting appeal. A worthy successor to "One Night of Love." Features the greatest tenor since Caruso, NINO MARTINI, Supported by a magnificent cast, . including GENE VIE YE TOBIN ANITA LOUISE And that unrivalled dancing artist, . MARIA GOMBARELLI (Protege of Pavlova). - Supporting Feature: A story that will pull the heart-strings. •: STEAMBOAT ROUND THE BEND." An ■ entrancing • drama, mellow with . humour, set amid delightful settings. Featuring WILL- ROGERS WILL ROGERS In the greatest production of his career. (Both Pictures for Universal Exhibition.) Evening Session at 7.30 o'clock. OX V T H E A T H IS. O X V THEATRE. MANNERS STREET. Continuous from 11 a.m. The Thundering Climax of all Air Dramas, "CHINA CLIPPER." "CHINA CLIPPER." . ' "CHINA CLIPPER." • A supremo spectacle of split-second thrills. Propelling you to heights of drama never touched by any other air thriller! Featuring PAT O'BRIEN. Second Feature— The Screen's Greatest Dare-devil, BUCK JONES, In actiouful drama, ' • "THRILL HUNTER." (Both Pictures Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Theatre Telephone 40-GlB. r«APITOL THEATRE, MIRAMAK. ■^ FINALLY TONIGHT, At 7.45 o'clock. GRACE MOORE, FRANCHOT TONE, and WALTER CONNOLLY in ; "THE KING STEPS OUT." A madcap musical romance the J •world-famous Soprano in an entirely different comedy role. . (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) COMING TOMORROW! J "MARY OF SCOTLAND." (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) R~EGAL THEATRE! KAKORT. EGAL THEATRE, KARORI. 8 o'clock TONIGHT. 8 o'clock. n Box Plans, Regal Fruit Store, Tel. : 27-961. The Most Magnificent Picture of 1936. IRENE DUNNE ROBERT TAYLOR "THE MAGNIFICENT OBSESSION." i "THE MAGNIFICENT OBSESSION." "THE MAGNIFICENT .OBSESSION." , "THE MAGNIFICENT OBSESSION." 1 "THE MAGNIFICENT OBSESSION." With ARTHUR TREAOHKR—RALPH MOR- 2 GAN—HENRY ARMETTA. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) SEE the IOI.S. DUNEDJN'S~CONCERT x PARTY next SUNDAY (BJS p.m.), at St. .lames and laugh your blues away. Admission: Silver coin. Funds in aid of, W.eUingtoa-J&s-R&yalr.-isaval ■•^6Ui _