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Evening Post, Volume CXXII, Issue 149, 21 December 1936, Page 2

| I I^—- —~CT. JAMES"*"""*-—IT! L£? — JAMES 1-^ Q-r- — -^ st. .taatf^ Direction, Sir Ben jam in Fuller. TONIGHT AT S. y Children under the age of twelve year: will not be admitted until further notice . LITERALLY., THOUSANDS TURNED AWAY ON SATURi. DAY. THERE MUST BE A REASON. HERE IT IS: THE BEST PTOW IN WELLINGTON. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's LATEST COMEDY TRIUMPH. LATEST COMEDY TRIUMPH. "OUR RELATIONS" "OUR RELATIONS" "OUR DELATIONS" "OUR RELATIONS" "OUR RELATIONS" "OUR RELATIONS" (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) The funniest comedy ever made, with yoin favourites as twins. — LAUREL LAUREL LAUREL LAUREL And HARDY HARDY HARDY HARDY. Who are celebrating their tenth anniversary as a comedy team. When you've seen it you'll endorse our opinion. THEIR FUNNIEST COMEDY. THEIR FUNNIEST COMEDY. Plan at Theatre. Tel. 54-775. The animal sequences will go straight tc your heart, but this is no meve anima film but a clever and intriguing romance A Cinesound Production, "ORPHAN OF THE WILDERNESS" • "ORPHAN OF THE WILDERNESS" "ORPHAN OF THE WILDERNESS" "ORPHAN OF THE WILDERNESS" "ORPHAN OF THE WILDERNESS" "ORPHAN OF THE WILDERNESS "ORPHAN OF THE WILDERNESS" (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Also GEORGE WALLACE In a Comedy Skit.--Ist CRICKET TEST AT BRISBANE. MRS FREER RETURNS. Etc. 2 fftk" ~? / \ MAJESTIC \ C ~~j Aristocrat of Wellington Cinemas. DAILY At 2.15 p.m., 8 p.m. MOTE. —No Morning Sessions. FRIDAY NEXT (XMAS NIGHT) FRIDAY NEXT (XMAS NIGHT) • ' (No Day Sessions on Xmas Day). Another Important Premiere marking the return of "Little Lord Faimtleroy" and "David Copperficld." FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW t FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW In. " j- : ; : "THFv DEVIL IS A STSSY." "THE DEVIL IS A STSSY." : "THE DEVIL IS A SISSY." I (Approved for Universal i Exhibition.) ' The tangled lives of a dozen people j snatched from reality . . . in a 1 turbulent drama that brings a new s ' note to the screen! BOOK FOR THE WEEKEND NOW! Plans at D.I.C. and Majestic. Tel. 45-100. UNTIL FURTHER ""NOTICE NO CHILDREN UNDER THE AGE OF 12 WILL BE ADMITTED. GRAND OPERA HOUSE. RAND OPERA HOUSE. TONIGHT, AT 7.45. . TONIGHT, AT 7.45. J.; C. Williamson, Ltd., and Wellington ■'.• Repertory , Society present the FINAL PERFORMANCE Of , SIR JAMES BARRIES UNPARALLELED THEATRE ACHIEVEMENT. : "PETER PAN." ' ■ , ■ "PETER PAN." "PETER PAN." "PETER PAN." "PETER PAN." "PETER PA N." "PETER PAN." "PETER PAN." /. Produced by Leo dv Chateau. PLAN AT THEATRE. RESERVED STALLS AND CIRCLE, ia; UNRESERVED, 2s 6d;. GALLERY, Is 6d. CHILDREN UNDER 14, -HALF-PRICE TO STALLS AND CIRCLE. AND Is ONLY IN THE GALLERY. TICKETS FOR ALL UNRESERVED SEATS CAN BE PURCHASED AT THE OPERA HOUSE CONFECTIONERY. o FOR TELEPHONE RESERVES, RING 51-814. GRAND-PETONE RAND - P E T 0 N E TONIGHT and TOMORROW, At 8. ERROL FLYNN OLIVIA DE HAVILLAND In Rafael Sabatini's Glorious Adventure Romance, "CAPTAIN BLOOD." "CAPTAIN BLOOD." "CAPTAIN BLOOD." (For Universal Exhibition.) —Also Showing— "SERVICE WITH A SMILE." "SERVICE WITH A SMILE." A delightful musical revue in colour. Plans at Hansen's or Theatre. Tele phone 64-065. Until further notice children finder the age of 12 years will"not bc-admltted,