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Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue 117, 19 May 1937, Page 2

FINALLY TOMORROW. CECIL KELLAWAY In Cinesound's Triumphant Laughing Success, '■ ■' '.'IT-ISNT-DONE."' "IT—ISN'T—DONE." "IT-ISN'T-DONE." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) ; Don't Hiss It It Isn't Done! Direction: Sir Benjamin Fuller. DAILY, 2.15 and 8 p.m. Children Under 16 Not Admitted. " "■' Supreme Adventure, .; .■■..'■ ... Supreme Thrills, Supreme Romance, and Magnificent Spectacle. . SEE PAGE 3. ...,. .. SEE PAGE 3. Plans at Theatre. Telephone 54-775. SUNDAY NEXT at "MAJESTIC" ■ at 8.30 p.m. "GIRLS WILL BE BOYS." "GIRLS WILL BE BOYS." (Approved for Universal ■*, Exhibition.) . ... ..-■'■': ;: :'■■.' For -. .';■' ■ '. King^George Memorial Fund. V [■:"■, .../:.LAST,..2 DAYS: ' H « PARAMOUNT THEATRE. 8 « Paramount theatre, a Universal Films Present IRENE DUNNE — ROBERT TAYLOR IRENE DUNNE ROBERT TAYLOR -In"MAGNIFICENT OBSESSION." •' "MAGNIFICENT OBSESSION." "MAGNIFICENT OBSESSION." (Approved Universal Exhibition.) . ASSOCIATE ENTERTAINMENT : INCLUDES: ; Universal Newereel.' "Oswald the Rabhit" Cartoon, and "Stranger Than Fiction" Series. Bos Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre. Tel. 51-842. ' I ■ ; ,in,i.....,..i,.,,,.,,.,,,,.,.,.,,,,..,,,,.,.,.,,,,.,.,..,.,,i,... I ■ I PETONE THEATRES. I 1 '*■ ETONE THEATRES. | I; ~,,,,,,, ,„.„.„.„.„ „. ,~l • STATE — PETONE. TATE : : : PETONE. • . " TONIGHT, at 7.45. ; : . "SALLY OF THE REGIMENT" "SALLY OF THE REGIMENT" ~ ' With ANNA ,LEE 7 WALLACE FORD, JOHN MILLS, and GRACE BRADLEY. Laughter, Thrills, and Romance, and. Life Yin the British. Array. . . Reservations nnrl Box l Jlaiiv at' Theatre, Telephone 63-899. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) ■K.A-.N'D ■ 1' E T U N X R A; s N ,,D P E T 0 N E . ': — TONIGHT, At 7.45 — Pat O'Brien, Josephine Hutchinson, Ross Alexandra. Guy Kibbee, Louise Fazenda, ~■'.' .. In .. • ■— "I MARRIED A DOCTOR" 5 — "I MARRIED A- DOCT-OR" —- {.Approved . for Universal Exhibition.) Should a doctor's oath be more sacred 'than'his marriage vows? See one wife s a.ma?irjE answer to the cruellest problem a woman ever faced! •• . ."■' — Also Showing — I '</ Outstanding Short "Featurettes t ' From 7.45. > Plans at Theatre. Tel. 64-063. • j-pALACE Theatre : 'F'-ALACE of Variety. ...TONIGHT, at 7.30 o'clock. ■ A" Double-Feature Comedy Riot. No.'l— THE JONES FAMILY in V--r-~ "BACK TO NATURE" ■ No. 3ARTHUR RISCOE FRANCIS DAY In "PUBLIC NUISANCE NO. 1." (Both Universal Exhibition.) I TkE LUXE THEATRE, | I -Mb luxe theatre, j 1 ' LOWER HUTT. j Earman!nu!]![iiin!Hniiiu]iistu]i)uiiii;Liiiiiiuii?;si!in.iiuiniKiii]unii!:siLins!iiiisi!iiri7ni TONIGHT, THURS:; FRI., 7.30. Gary Grant —. — Joan Bennett —"BIG BROWN EYES."— —"BIG BROWN EYES."— (RecotnmenrM. by Censor for Adults.) ■ * .-. -^-Second Big; Feature— Eleanors Whitney — 'Robert-'. Cummings "THREE CHEERS FOR: LOVE." : (Approved for Universal- Exhibition.) Here's romance in new' swing time. ■Plans at: De Luxe.'Tel.'6343l. "'••' - : COItM.ENCING : ;T6NIGHT! ■A REALLY TIP-TOP':PROGRAMME. J—-— * "k"ine'ma ~^«J T1""*-^^^; KILBIRNIE^ p ___^-f > Wellington's Leadins' Suburban Theatre. 7.30 TONIGHT 7.30 Also Thursday and Friday. The Two Brilliant Stars of "TILL WE MEET AGAIN." Herbert '• Gertrude MARSHALL MICHAEL MARSHALL . MICHAEL MARSHALL MICHAEL In— A Mighty Drama of a Man's Amazing Re. venge on the Woman who Betrayed his Love! "FORGOTTEN FACES" "FORGOTTEN FACES" "FORGOTTEN FACES" . "FORGOTTEN FACES" (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Associate Attraction —— Without a doubt one of the Screen's Gayest Comedies! It will keep you in shrieks of laughter! "AND SO THEY WERE MARRIED " "AND SO THEY WERE MARRIED" "AND SO THEY WERE MARRIED" -S tarring*-— MELVYN DOUGLAS-MARY ASTOR .(Approved for--Universal;"Exhibition.) ' ' Reserve* af Theatre.' ; Tel. 14-202. . COMING SATURDAY: "GOLD DIGGERS OF 1937" ■ ■ -—And—- • LIONEL BARRYMORE in "THE DEVIL DOLL" Box Plan Now Open. SEASIDE THEATRE, EASIDE THEATRE, LYALL BAY. 7.30 FINALLY TONIGHT 7.30 Awarded the Best Play of the Year. -"WINTERSET" "WINTERSET" "WINTEKSET" Maxwell Anderson's rcnjnrkable story of a son'a-effort to clear his father's name. :"; : —With— -. BURGESS MEREDITH, MARGO Together with the Delightful Comedy, "THREE MARRIED MEN." "THREE.MARRIED MEN." He was green about marriage . . . but he had two friends who promised to show him the sidesteps. (Programme Reed, for Adults.) j