j SCOOP! SPECIAL! TONIGHT! 2nd TEST, SPRINGBOKS v. AUSTRALIA. | A REVELATION IN MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT! Gorseous Girls . . . Sensational Dances . . . Hilarious Comedy . . . ami Song Hits you will rave over! THE 1937 MUSICAL SMASH . . . WITH THE 1047 PACE! Wellington's ■ Pre-eminent Theatre. Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. -COMMENCING TONlGHT—Sessions at 5.0 and S.O p.m.— MIRTH! MELODY! GAIETY! O—TUNEFUL SONGS—9 100—Beautiful Dancing Girls—loo And a Galaxy of Stars -In— "WAKE UP AND LIVE." "WAKE UP AND LIVE." ' "WAKE UP AND LIVE." "WAKE UP AND LIVE." "WAKE UP AND LIVE" "WAKE UP AND LIVE." —Starring— , ' ALICE FAYE, WALI XX WIN OH ELL, NED SPAKKS, PATSY KELLY. BEN 13 ERNIE. JACK HALEY WALTER CATLETT. It'= a 20th Century-Fox Musical Extravaganza of Rival Radio Stations in a Merry Musical Mix-up! (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) COMMENCING AUG. 6 Fred Astaire—Ginger Rogers In "SHALL WE DANCE?" (R.K.O. Radio. Rec. by Censor for Adults.) GALA PREMIERE!! GRAND OPERA HOUSE. RAND OPERA HOUSE. TOMORROW NIGHT, AT 8. TOMORROW NIGHT,. AT 8. PLATOFF'S ELECTRIFYING DON COSSACK CHOIRDON COSSACK CHOIR DON COSSACK CHOIR DON COSSACK CHOIR DON COSSACK CHOIR DON COSSACK CHOIR DON COSSACK CHOIR DON COSSACK CHOIR AND RUSSIAN DANCERS Director Nicolas Kostrukoff. FOR POSITIVELY ONE WEEK ONLY. PROGRAMMES OF UNIVERSAL INTEREST are divided into THREE PARTS. The first part is largely DEVOTIONAL: the second part consists of RUSSIAN FOLK SONGS, and the third part is .conceived in a mood of lightness and abandon. | 1 3s DAY SALES FOR TOMORROW NIGHT Available at Opera House Confectionery TODAY. 5s Reserves at D.I.C; 2s and Is 6d at Theatre ' Tomorrow Xight. Prices subject to tax. Dominion Tour under the Direction of J. AND N. TAIT, in Association with ALEXANDRE LEYITOFF. : REGAL THEATRE, KAKORI. THEATRE, KARORI. ANOTHER SPECIAL CHILDREN'S MATINEE TOMORROW/ At 2.15. CARTOONS, COMEDIES, SERIAL. And the Main Feature is "THREE SMART GJRLS." "THREE SMART GIRLS." " THREE SMART GIRLS." (Approved tor Universal Exhibition.) 7.3U-TONIGHT-7.30. AND SATURDAY. Box Plans are Filling Rapidly— RESERVE NuYV! "Regal" Fruiterers. Tel. 27-061. A REALLY MAGNIFICENT DOUBLEFEATURE PROGRAMME. I—A picture you will wish might go on tor ever— "THREE SMART GIRLS." "THREE SMART GIRLS." "THREE SMART GIRLS." "THREE SMART GIRLS." '; THREE SMART GIRLS." An Hour and a Half of Glorious Entertainment, provided by this Superb Cast: DEANNA DURBIN—ALICE BRADY, DEANNA DURBIN—BINNIE BARNES, DEANNA DURBIN-NAN GREY. DEANNA DUIvBIN—MIS HA AUER, CHARLES WINNINGER, RAY MIL-LAND. 2—The most amazing drama since "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. .Hyde" startled the world, "THE MAN WHO LIVED. TWICE." "THE MAN WHO, LIVED TWICE." "THE MAN WHO LIVED TWICE." "THE MAN WHO LIVED TWICE." -THE MAN WHO LIVED TWICE." A Terrific Drama—Blood-chilling Thrills — Suspense—Mystery—Drama and Romance. - With - RALPH BELLAMY, [ MARIAN MARSH, ISABEL JEWELL Heading n Powerful Cast. (Recommended b3r Censor for Adults.) A FINAL WORD TO OUR PATRONS— The Management Guarantees this Startling Programme to please the most fastidious of Theatre Patrons. BOOKINGS AP.E HEAVY. MAKE SURE OF YOUR SEATSRING 27-961 AT ONCE! HAPITO L T II E A T R E, A PI 1 O L , T H E A T E E, MIRAMAR. 7.45 T O NIG HT 7.45 A jamboree of joy—ninety mad merry moments —na seven grand funsters go to town in P. G. Wodehouse's tale of the cartoonist whose "funnies" almost wrecked his romance. A Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Production. ROBERT MADGE MONTGOMERY, . EVANS, MONTGOMERY, EVANS, In "PICCADILLY JIM." "PICCADILLY JIM," "PICCADILLY JIM," "PICCADILLY JIM," "PICCADILLY JIM." "PICCADILLY JIM," With Eric Blore, Ralph Forbes, Billie Burke, Robert BencMey. —Associate Feature— The Girl who took "Mr. Deeds" to Town in a Grand Comedy Mystery. JEAN ARTHUR, JEAN AKTIIUR, In "ADVENTUIiE IN MANHATTAN," "ADVENTURE IN MANHATTAN," "ADVENTURE IX MANHATTAN." "ADVENTURE IN MANHATTAN," With JOEL McCREA, REGINALD OWEN. CHI IVOR EN'S MATI NEE TOMORROW, 2 p.m. TOM MoCOY in "LAW BEYOND THE RANGE." ■ Also Cartoons, Comedies, "Flash Gordon." ■ i ___ .___ , (Programme Approved Universal Ex.) Ring lli-545 for Reserves. rpHE GRAND HOTEL stocks finest selecJ- tion of Wines and Spirits; free delivery, to any part of city. Tel. -11-024.
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Evening Post, Volume CXXIV, Issue 26, 30 July 1937, Page 2
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