LAST i DAYS. LAIT 4 DAYS. LAST 4 DAYS. Hurry, "See this Brilliant Show Today." Patrons are ndviseel to Book Early for Touigit at Theatre. Tel. 51-s!)j. SESSIONS: 2.15 and 8 p.m. (Dir. —Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd.) Th(: Greatest Singing Star of the Age Crowns his tremendous successes ot "Sanders of the River" and Show Boat." PA DL ROBESON PA UL ROB E SON PAUL ROBESON PA U L ROBE SO N rA U L ROBE S0 N PA U L ROB ES 0N PAUL ROBESON In His Triumphant Success, "SONG OF FREEDOM." "SONG OF FREEDOM." "SONG OF FREEDOM." A G.B.D. Masterpiece. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) 1 [ PARAMOUNT THEATRE. § | 1 Paramount theatre;. | SESSIONS: 2.15 and 8 p.m. Dancing that will astonish yoji! Settings that will make you gasp! A picture that everyone could not help but enjoy! '•'BROADWAY MELODY OF 1D36." "BROADWAY MELODY OF 1936;" "BROADWAY MELODY OF 1936." "BROADWAY MELODY OF 1936." "BROADWAY MELODY OF 1936." "BROADWAY MELODY OF 1936." •BROADWAY MELODY OF 1936." ■BROADWAY MELODY OF 1038." "BROADWAY MELODY OF 1B3B." 'BROADWAY MELODY OF 1936." (Rec. Censor for Adults.) ROBERT TAYLOR—The Idol of Hollywood. ELEANOR POWELL —The greatest exponent of tap dancing. UNA MERKEL—The Life of the Party. JACK BENNY—The Smart Newspaper Man. Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre. OCHORTT'S /\ ° THEATRE. ) TONIGHT. : COLOSSAL HOLIDAY PROGRAMME. JANE WITHERS JANE WITHERS In "PADDY O'DAY." " PADDY O'DAY." — And — RONALD COLMAN RONALD COLMAN — In — • THE MAN WHO BROKE THE BANE AT MONTE CARLO." I Both., Pictures for Universal Exhibition. Six • Selected . Supports, including Tw< t Coqaedies, Terrytoon, News, Camera Thrill r (-to: ; ■ '■ 1 :rex REX " REX ———: 1 ' REX For A alue in 1 " 'SEX ENTERTAINMENT ALL STALLS Is, : REX DRESS CIRCLE Is 6d. REX : REX REX /' (Upper Cuba Street.) I DAILY, at 2 p.m. - FINALLY AT 7 O'CLOCK TONIGHT TWO BIG OUTSTANDING FEATURES. We have pleasure in presenting to patron one of the Finest Programmes screenei for many a day. 3 ! "REX REX • . AV THEATRE, Cuba Street. II ' 7 p.m.—"PHAXTOM RIDKR." Episode 4 of L'uivprsnl s Mighty Soiia 7.20 p.m. —"GOING l'LAt I'.S." Lowell Thomas Travelogue. 7.30 —"SLUMBERLAND EXPRESS." Cartoon. 7.37—"THE IN VISIBLE RAY." Featuring the mighty KARLOM 1 . Remember LUGOSI in He' '8 craftier aiul move torrifyiiitf as- the none ish- chemical wizard! (Recommended for Adults Only.)
9.4 p.m.—"DANCING PIRATE." The first Dancing Musical all in Technicolour. With Hundreds in tlio cast, introducing . CHARLES COLLINS, FRANK MORGAN, STEFFI DUNA. (For Universal Exhibition.) Children under 12 not admitted. 10.30 p.m.—"God Save the King." I—-—" T7T NE MA J Wellington's Leading Suburban Theatre. TONIGHT AT 7.45. Spanning the Pacific on wings of steel , . . Racing and battling with Nature to capture the rich China trade on the trail blazed by "Smithy" and Ulm ... A smashing, gripping story of adventure, powerfully combined with tender ronjance. PAT O'BRIEN — BEVERLY ROBERTS PAT O'BRIEN - BEVERLY ROBERTS PAT O'BRIEN — BEVERLY ROBERTS In l~l"CHINA CLIPPER." " CHINA CLIPPER." "CHINA CLIPPER." " CHINA CLIPPER." U (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) In Addition: A simple human story that will briny a tear to the eye and joy to the heart — Lionel Barrymore — Maureen Lionel Barrymore — Maureen O'Sullivai'i Lionel Barrymore — Maureen O'Sullivan In " THE VOICE OF BUGLE ANN." VOICE OF BI'GLE ANN." VOICE OF BUGLE ANN." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) EMPIRE THEATRE, ISLA.ND BAY. MPIRE THEATRE, ISLAND BAY. 8 o'clock. ' TONIGHT. 8 o'clock. Another .Special 1937 Double-feature Bill. Guaranteed by the Management to provide a . night's superb entertainment. Look at. .the stars in this one. I. Gene Raymond, Roland Young, Barbara Stanwyck, Ned Sparks, Helen Brodcrick, in: The Season's Smartest Romantic Comedy: "THE BRIDE WALKS OUT." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) 2. Another Side-splitting Adventure of Detective Piper and Miss Snoopy Witheri —this one's enough to make a horse, laugh "MURDER ON THE BRIDLEPATH. 1 ' (Recommended by Censor for Adults.),
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Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue 2, 4 January 1937, Page 2
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