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Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue 50, 1 March 1937, Page 2

_j EXTR \ PERRY AND VINES PERRY AND VINES In their First Professional Tennis Encounter. Also, Exclusive Scenes of Stay-in Strike in General Motors Plant, U.S.A. TODAY: Sessions 2.15 and 8 p.m. (Dir.— Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd.) Plans at D.I.C. Theatre Tel. 51-545. Here's the Romantic Adventure, you've longed for in a thrilling Drama, exciting as its dangerous setting. WARNKIi BAXTER, WARNER BAXTER, With JUNE LAXG, ALISON SKXPWORTH, J UNE LANG, ALISON SKIPWORTH, In "WHITE HUNTER." '■AVHITE HUNTER." A 20th Century Fox Picture. , Drama pulsing through .every minute of the most ■thrilling adventure a. man and woman ever shared. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) FRIDAY NEXT FRIDAY NEXT HERE AT LAST! The Mighty Drama with Sensational Music which has played on Broadway for over three years and still going strong! "TOBACCO ROAD," Picturised as "BANJO ON MY KNEE.""BANJO ON MY KNEE." Here indeed is a picture that will sweep Wellington as it' has Broadway! ■ . - BARBARA STANWYCK BARBARA STANWYCK JOEL McCREA " JOEL SfcCREA . With Buddy Ebsen—Anthony Martin Buddy Ebscn—Anthony Martin "BANJO ON "MY KNEE." .' "BAaJO ON MY KNEE." A 20th Century Fox Picture. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Never before have so many popular numbers been included in one picture! • HERE THEY ARE:— "Banjo On My Knee" "Where the Lazy River Goes By" 'There's Something in the Air" And a Marvellous Rendition with complfte Atmosphere of • "ST. LOUIS BLUES." I 2YA-: Will Broadcast these Numbers on THURSDAY EVENING, At 10 o'clock I Jiff! - Mk KING'S THEATRE I-. ING'S THEATRE ; Dir.: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre. Tel. 52-212. (2 p.m. and 7.45 p.m.) . The VERY BEST Programme Evef Presented at the King's— — No. 1 — PETER B. KYNE'S . Super-charged story of the steelnerved flyers who pioneer the skyways. SALLY ROBERT ■ KILERS. ARMSTRONG, EILERS. ARMSTRONG, -FRANCES SAGEIn an epoch-making drama crammed with . E-X-C-I-T-E-M-E-N-T! E-X-C-I-T-E-M-E-N-1T ... A giant airliner lost-^and roaring through i pace..'.,. "■ ; "WITHOUT ORDERS." "WITHOUT ORDERS." "WITHOUT OEDERS." "WITHOUT OEDERS." - No. 2' - ' The killing tale of a mysterious killing! Hilarious Homicide ■..,'. baffled, but never buffaloed, they two. greatest ■ 6leulhs in the United States of Hysterica sniff the trail of another sizzling' crime." JAMES ZASU GLEASON, PITTS, GLEASON, PITTS GLEASON, PITTS! , See them ,at their thickest - In - "THE PLOT THICKENS." "THE PLOT THICKENS." "THE PLOT THICKENS." With OWEN DAVIS, jun., LOUISE LATIMBR. (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition) TOWN HALL. ■ "'•OWN HALL. V^TURDAY, TUESDAY, MARCH 6. March 9 ; Direction : J. and L. Castles LOUIS FOX, LOUIS FOX, LOUIS FOX, LOUIS FOX, LOUIS FOX, LOUTS FOX, LOUTS FOX, LOUIS FOX, THE BOY GENIUS OF THE VIOLIN. TWO GLORIOUS CONCERTS. ■ TWO GLORIOUS CONCERTS. His superb artistry will remain for ever with those privileged to hoar him. The Prodigy 'of Yesterday. The Genius of Today! His first appearance in the London Hall at the age of 10 years created a sensation that swept his listeners to the greatest enthusiasm. BOOK EARLY. Plans are Now Open at Chag. Begg and Co., Manners Street. PRICES: ss,'. 4a, 3s, 2s, plus tax. EXHIBITION GOLF. KIRKWOOD AND HAGEN. TOE KIRKWOOD'S Wonderful Trick Shots and Lecture are a splendid source of inspiration- to all golfers. Walter Hagen, the Greatest Golfer the world has ever seen, has broken more records and won more championships than any other golfer. To see him playing is a revelation of skilled golfmanship. FRIDAY, MARCH 5. MIRAMAR LTN.KS. Admission 5s (plus tax). NO MORE RHEUMATIC PATNS. "T HAVE suffered for two years, bul * now Imn quite free from rheumatic pains after not quite iwo packets of •R.U.R.'." writes lidilh .lones, of 180 Rose1 Street, Darlington, N.S.W. "R.U.R." in | the full 7g 6d size is sold with a moneyback guarantee; also n half-treatment size for 4s. King's and Perrett's Pharmacies, and S. C. Burns, Petone. .