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Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue 18, 22 January 1937, Page 2

GRAND HOLIDAY ATTRACTION! GRAND HOLIDAY ATTRACTION! Kjvoli theatre, IVOLI THEATRE, RIVOLI THEATRE, NEWTOWN, Wellington's Most Popular Family Cinema. SPECIAL PROGRAMME FOR THE HOLIDAY! Showing TONIGHT ONLY—B o'clock. TONIGHT ONLY—B o'clock. Brilliant Supporting Featurettes from 7 o'clock. PLENTY OF SEATS AVAILABLE AT THE DOORS. BE EARLY! ALL-LAUGHTER PROGRAMME Par Excellence. Showing Special Programme. DENNIS KING—THELMA TODD, DENNIS KING—I'HELMA TODD, LAUREL and HARDY, LAUREL and HARDY, LAUREL and HARDY, LAUREL and HARDY, " F-R-A D-I-A-V-O-L-O." ■' F-R-A D-I-A-V-O-L-O." '• F-R-A D-I-A-V-O-L-O.'' " F-R-A D-I-A-V-O-L-O.'' •< F-R-A D-I-A-V-O-L-0. - ' — Associate Feature — RALPH LYNN RALPH LYNN RALPH LYNN RALPH LYNN "IN THE SOUP." "IN THE SOUP." "IN THE SOUP." (All Approved for Universal Exhibition.) 7—Brilliant Short Featurettes—7 All Stalls la. Dress Circle Is 6d. Children under 12 NOT admitted. I r — SHOWING TONIGHT - At - MIDNIGHT MONSTER MONSTER MONSTER MONSTER — : MONSTER MIDNIGHT MATINEE MIDNIGHT MATINEE MIDNIGHT MATINEE MIDNIGHT MATINEE MIDNIGHT MATINEE MIDNIGHT MATINEE TONIGHT TONIGHT : TONIGHT — " AT MIDNIGHT! Also, TOMORROW (SAT.), Matinee, 2 p.m. TOMORROW (SAT.), Niglit, at 7. And MONDAY, 7 p.m. Ginger Rogers—George Brent Ginger Rogers—George Brent Ginger Rogers—George Brent "IN PERSON" "IN PERSON" "IN PERSON" Herbert Marshall—Gertrude Michael Herbert Marshall—Gertrude Michael Herbert Marshall—Gertrude Michael "FORGOTTEN FACES" . —"FORGOTTEN FACES" "FORGOTTEN FACES": (Programme Recommended by Censor for Adults.) H PRINCESS CONTINUOUS l§& * RINCESS from II a.m. Daily ||. STALLS le; CIRCLE Is 6d. (No extra to reserve in Circle.) Box Plans at Theatre. Telephone 42-580. NOW SHOWING —• — TWO OUTSTANDING- — HITS—— United Artists present — PAUL ROBESON. PAUL ROBESON. - LESLIE BANKS, NINA MAE McKINNEYIn an Unforgettable Spectacle of Vivid Realism and Picturesque Strangeness , , . faithfully adapted from - EDGAR WALLACE'S - Most Exciting Story, "SANDERS OF THE RIVER." "SANDERS OF THE RIVER." "SANDERS OF THE RIVER." "SANDERS OP THE RIVER." The Picture of a Myriad Thrilling Incidents! (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) — Together with HERBERT MARSHALL HERBERT MARSHALL —And—— — GERTRUDE MICHAEL In Par amount's Powerful Drama of an qmazing revenge, "FORGOTTEN FACES." • "FORGOTTEN FACES." "FORGOTTEN FACES." One of those Rare . Dramatic Pieces of 1 Entertainment whose Suspense is Truly Gripping! (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Time-table: "Forgotten Faces"—ll.o, 1.46, 4.32, 7.30. "Sanders of the River"—l2.l2, 2.58, 5.44, 8.48. Children Under 12 NOT Admitted. APITOL THEATRE, A P I T 0 L THEATRE) Miramar. 7.45 TONIGHT 7.45 FOR A GOOD HEARTY LAUGH YOU MUST SEE "STAN" and "OLLIE" In their Latest Laughter Riot, "THE BOHEMIAN GIRL." —— "THE BOHEMIAN GIRL." —L. Thrill to the Tuneful Ballads of Yesteryear ... Laugh ae you have never • laughed before! Songs heard in 'The Bohemian Girl" incluHe "I Dreamt I Dwelt in Marble Halls/' "Then You'll Remember Me," "The Heart Bow'd Down.", " Associate Feature: "YELLOWSTONE" A Thrilling Murder Mystery, With RALPH MORGAN, HENRY HUNTER, ALAN HALE, JUDITH BARRETT, RAYMOND HATTON. Also Latest Cinesound News, featuring last "Test" Incidents. (Rec. for Adults.) Children under 12 not admitted. ROX? THEATRE, OXY THEATRE. MANNERS STREET. (Continuous from 11 a.m.). A Landslide of Mirth— DICK POWELL-JOAN BLONDELL In the Laughter Hit of Hits— " STAGE STRUCK." "STAGE STRUCK." "STAGE STRUCK." — With — Warren William — Frank McHugh (Approved for Universal Exhibition). AND —Breathless Thrills of Bank Holdups and Screaming Sirens— "WE'RE ONLY HUMAN." "WE'RE ONLY HUMAN." A Vivid Picture of Gangster Wars - With - PRESTON FOSTER. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) n (Children Jindei; 12 pot admitted, (