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Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue 73, 29 March 1937, Page 2

WITH ONE VOICE SATURDAY'S HUGE AUDIENCES ENTHUSIASTICALLY DESIGNATE THIS FILM "BRILLIANT." "BELOVED ENEMY" ! . (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) A story written in the life-blood of a patriot—lreland in revolt ... a love that triumphed over political intrigue and racial hatred. . . . ■ A gripping, powerful, (NOTE.-Telephone Reserves not held aud immensely moving Romance that gives alter 7.30 p.m.) - ,— r-. — -, r. ——,— a great star an opportunity to eclipse her "Dark Angel" and "These Three" successes i . MERLE OBERON REGENT BRIAN AHERNE I 1 \ ■ RA HOULD, HENRY STEPHENSON 2.15 and 8 p.m. „ MICKEY'^ RIVAL," Plans at Theatre (Telephone 4-1-144). Walt Disney's Best Mickey Cartoon. — T-I-V-O-L-l— FINALLY TONIGHT! SELECTED SUPPORTS FROM 7 O'CLOCK. ROBERT TAYLOR—VIRGINIA BRUCE "SOCIETY 1" DOCTOR" (Recommended by Censor for Adults) It's "Men in White," "The White Parade," "Night Nurse," and all the others rolled into one .... . the most gripping hospital story ever told! A lifetime of drama packed into eight exciting hours! ' • PAT O'BRIEN—JAMES CAGNEY 'CEILING ZERO" " (Approved for Universal Exhibition) The picture is based on the successful Broadway stage play by Lieutenant-Commander Frank Wead, but it far outstrips the footligbt production. On the stage the scenes were necessarily limited, and many of the thrilling situations involved were left to the imagination. It is a picture dealing with the commercial mail and passenger service of the air. I TELEPHONE 43-968 . PRICES 1/6, 1/- . -COMMENCING TOMORROW LAWRENCE TIBBETT—GRACE MOORE "NEW 'm-O-O-N" I • I ROLAND YOUNG. ' ' This picture is too well known to require an introduction. Those who have seen it know it is worth seeing again. Those who haven't are in for a treat! I ' Associate Attraction ; i LORETTA YOUNG—CHARLES BOYER ■ In "SHANGHAI" WARNER OLAND—ALISON SKIPWORTH. MAGNIFICENT TRIUMPH OF COLONEL DE BASIL'S MONTE CARLO RUSSIAN BALLET AT THE GRAND OPERA HOUSE ALL SHARE IN BRILLIANT PREMIERE. J C. WILLIAMSON, LTD., present the Greatest Theatrical Attraction ever brought to N.Z. WONDERFUL COMPANY OF 110 FAMOUS ARTISTS, HEADED BY LEON WOIZIKOWSKY VALENTINA BLINOVA and HELENE KIRSOVA TONIGHT, also TOMORROW NIGHT, and WEDNESDAY, at 8. '■ ' Positively Final Performances of I "LES SYLPHIDES," "SCHEHERAZADE," and "AURORA'S WEDDING." Three Remarkable Ballets, in which every phase of the Company^ Amazing Technique is Riven full scope. Tickets available at all prices, including Stalls at 4/6. Box Pfans at the D.I.C. Also Day Sales at Theatre. Keaerved Dress Circe.and Orchestral Stalls, 7/6 and 10/6. Limited Viceregal area 12/6, Unreserved Stalls, 4/6, Gallery 2/6- late door, 2/-. A section of Stalls at 5/- roscrvab c each clay M4TINEES: Children Half-price to D.C. and R.S. Price* plus tax. Gallery, Matinee ; *. " ' Price for Children, 1/6 (no tax). PLANS OPEN on WEDNESDAY for the LAST 6 NIGHTS OF THE SEASON.

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