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Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue 56, 8 March 1937, Page 2

WHERE HAS SHE BEEN ALL YOUR LIFE! . . . that's all you'll want to know when you see her lead this pack of human wildcats in a hilarious ro- ' manee that starts in Paris.. . . ami ends in a rapture of song I KJ THE NEW r\ \l pLAZA. \ \*"<. - 1- LAZA. I i \ ffi Dir.t Amalgamated Theatres. TODAY: 2.15 and 8 p.m. Plans at Begg's and Theatre. Tel. 51-277. LILY PONS JACK OAKIE LILY PONS JACK OAKIE LILY PONS JACK OAKIE LILY PONS JACK OAKIE LILY PONS GENE RAYMOND An FRANK JENKS (Approved R.K.O, ' MISC.HA AUER for Universal Special HERMAN BING Exhibition,) THE BEST VALUE K?R MONEY PROGRAMME IN TOWN IS AT THE LUXE J r*^SiT---2.15 p.m. r- NOW SHOWING — 7.30 p.m, Two _, BIG- PICTURES. Two Two BIG PICTURES Twp FOR FOR THE PRICE OF ONE. THE PRICE OF ONE. FIRST SPECIAL ATTRACTION: Uuivcrsal's Aviation Thriller "THE FLYING HOSTESS." "THE FLYING HOSTESS." "THE FLYING HOSTESS." "THE FLYING HOSTESS." r——Starring-^— . . WILLIAM CARGAN, JUDITH BARRETT, WILLIAM HALL. Second Special Attraction:^ T|ie "MT. Deeds" Girl 1 The "Mr. Deeds" Girl JEAN ARTHUR JEAN ARTHUR —-rWith;— JOEL MeCREA, JOEL McCREA, HERMAN BING REGINALD OWEN ' — In — COLUMBIA'S ROMANTIC! COMEDY "ADVENTURE IN MANHATTAN." i "ADVENTURE IN MANHATTAN." "ADVENTURE IN MANHATTAN." (Both Approved Universal Exhibition.) POPULAR PRICES: FRONT STALLS Is,' BACK STALLS & JSAOK OIRULI'J. Is lifl LOUNGI3 SEATS and FRONT CIRCLE 2s 3d. (No Extra for Reserves.) Plan at D.I.C. and Theatre. 53-QSO. yy" ■' -' KING'S THEATRE » ING'S THEATRE | v Dir.: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd, Plans at P. 1.- and Theatre,' Tel, 52-212. TODAY: 2,15 and 8 p.m. PARAMOUNT PRODUCED .IT • . . . And dedicated it to that immortal bancj, the."Texas. Rangers , . , men of uiiyiekling courage and rare physical endurance . . . moulded in a crucible of heroism, they changed a, lawless frontier into a civilised land! — "THE TEXAS RANGERS" -=— "THE TEXAS RANGERS" t— . ''THE TEXAS RANGERS" — . "THE TEXAS RANGERS'' — "THE TEXAS RANGERS" —- With ' ' FRED MACMURRAY <~ JACK OAKIB, FEED MACMURRAY — JACK OAKIE, JEAN PARKER. And a Cast of Thousands. - IN ADDITION: - .PO.PEYE THE SAILOR POPEYE THE SAILOR Tn "I WANT TO BE A LIFEGUARD." (Approved, for Universal Exhibition.) OANQINU. """ """ Wellington's foremost old.-' time school, andricne dancing school, itVndrjsne dancing school, Maybelle Hall. Chu^nee Street, TONIGHT! 'TONIGHT! ; All Your Favourites, Excellent Music, Dainty Supper. Subs., Is. Principal, IS.. ANDERSON. MARJORIE NEWPORT SCHOOL OF Mr DANCING, McKenzie's Bldga., Willis Street. TAP, BALLROOM, FANCY, A CORRECTION. STUDIO DANCE MARCH 13. STUDIO DANCE MARCH 13. (Not March 20, ns advertised.) " "TONIGHT (MONDAY), ORIENTAL CABARET, Courtenay PI. . LEARNERS' MODERN DANCING CLASS. Jimmy James, Teacher. Subs, Is. 3d, 8 till 1.30, Private Lessons 10 to 10, by arrangement, Cateriug for Weddings, etc,, from 2a 6d. Tel. 30^323 Particulars. Hall open for Bookings. mHE REALM BALLROOMTONIGHT'S OUR WONDERFUL MID. WEEK DANCE. The finest Evening's Amusement in this City. BE WISE. BE THERE, Late Trams Home. Usual Subs. TONIGHT. MONDAY. TONIGHT. VICTORIA HALL, JOHN STREET. V MODERN AND OLD-TIME DANCE To Jim Blaokwood's Accordion Band. Subs.: Single Is 6d, Double 2s fid, Good Prizes. Dainty Supper. GEO, CARTER, M,O. BUSINESS NOTICES. WANTKD to Sell, 200-gallon IRON TANKS, red, new, good quality, round manhole, bulteil-duwu tops. U. B. LEMPIUEKE & CO., LTD,, Merchants, 15- IJlair Street, Wellington.