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Evening Post, Volume CXXIV, Issue 36, 11 August 1937, Page 2

THE STAR MUST MOVE ON ... Only 2 more days to. see the picture that know? no peer.. . ! * "A STAR IS BORN" * With JANET GAYNOR and FREDRIC MARCH i, ~. . ....„ —I " Commencing FRIDAY, X E U E N T 2.13 p.m., 5.0 p.m., 8.0 p.nj. ' THE CURTAIN RISER ON ANOTHER .TYPICAL REGENT ATTRACTION-A REAL "TEST" SHOW-ALSO IK RADJANT COLOUR- ; ' , "GOD'S CdUNTKY AND THE WOMAN" - GEORGE BRENT—BEVERLY ROBERTS In James Oliver Ciivwood's Red-blooded Romance^of the Great North-West. (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition) . "* ON THE STAGE— Atmospheric Vocal Prelude: "TREES" Vocalist, ALBERT E. CHAPPELL. ALSO SCREENING—Per Courtesy pf New Zealand Government: " REGAINED HORIZON " A unique short subject presenting in vivid fashion every, detail and every minor fact -.concerning industrial and commercial progress in and around wfJ llJJ?*° n- 1 ., rol ., A PROGRAMME EVERYONE IN GOD'S OWN COUNTRY SHOULD &.OT MlSfa, PLANS D.I.C or REGENT. — T-I-V-O-L-I——-(OHI'DSITK MARLIAMKN'I AHV SI'I.UHN<JS| TONIGHT and TOMORROW. SELECTED FEATURETTES EACH EVENING KROM 7 O'CLOCK.} ROSALIND RUSSELL—JOHN BOLES — "CRAIG^" WIFE"— " .(Recommended by Censor (or Adults) The play that electrified all Broadway-won the Pulitzer Prize—now bares the heart oi' a woman and her one great passion. It is one of the most dranlatic, mpving, and , intelligent stories to come to the screen. — -GREAT ASSOCIATE SPECIAL— —. FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW "THE DEYIfT-is A CISSY" (Approver) for Universal Exhibition) A story for young and old, a story of a father who pave up wealth idr an ideal*pf a. girl who gained her selftrespeet-^of a boy who showed he hftd what it takes, This is a comedy-drama that has action, pathos, laughter, romance, and thnlls.' Screening Times: 7.50, "The Devil is a Cissy," .9,25, "Craig's Wife.". TELEPHONE 43-968 PRICES 1/6, X/r FRIDAY NEXT—MADELEINE CARROLL "LLOYD'S OF LQNDON" GALA OPENING TOMORROW! • (By Arrangement with J, C. Williamson Ltd.) " THE QUAKER GIRL" At the . ! GRAND OPERA HOUSE ■ 8 p.m. . • IN THE PRESENCE OF THE, SPRINGBOKS! Don't miss the Gorgeous Frocking, the Beautiful' Scenery, the Entrancing Ballets, the Sparkling Music, the Clean Humour, and the Quaint Wit of "THE QUAKER GIRL" AUGUST 12 to 21. MATINEES on BOTH SATURDAYS Producer—W. S. WAUCHOP. 100 PERFORMERS! ' . 100 PERFORMERS! 100 PERFORMERS! Musical Director—Mß. JOHN F. WOODWARD. ) ' ' '■•'■■ PRICES: D.C. and Orchestral Stalls, 6/-; Back Stalls, 3/-; Gallery, 1/6. Matinee Prices: D.C, & Orchestral Stalls, 4A; Back Stalls, 2/.; Gallery, 1/-. Children half-price. BOS PLAN at DJ.G. .:■,'.. SHOW STADIUM SATURDAY . (TEST NIGHTS rrt SATUBDAiY WRESTLING EXTRAORDINARY! ED. ("STRANGLER") LEWIS - ■•■ (Six Times World's Champion) ■• • x V. ■ ' '.').■ EARL McCREADY (British Empire Champion.) The Match will be Preceded by a PROFESSIONAL. BOUT botween ANTON KOOLMAN (Wellington) A"nd ■ • HERB BRINSON (Hawke's Bay) BOOK AT ONCE AND BE SURE! 5/-, 3/-. LADIES 2/6. (All plus tax.) BOOKING AT E.- W. HUMPHREY'S, MANNERS STREET. WRESTLING! MONDAY ' WRESTLING! —TOWN HALL— THE RETURN OF GLEN WADE. ■ (Who took a fall from. "Strangler" Lewis last week) GLEN WADE (Tough as Tough) .'.... : ■ V. " KING KONG COX ;, , (Rough as Rough) ' ' DON'T MISS IT! PRICES. AS USUAL. BOOKING AT E. W. HUMPHREY'S, Manners Street. DANCING. PUBLIC NqTICES. | NEW ZEALAND v. SPRINGBOKS. 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Mayfair. KATHERINii CARTER, N.Z.R.M, Telephone 51-770. Keeistered AlaesetiM and Medical vnT] , , r . . , . Rlectncisn, NOTE.-Members of both team* have Ke|r , p chamber., 16 fh.« lerrwe, been invited to attend the Cabaret on IVlenhnne 43-297 ■»•;».*v.o, Saturday night. ' ■ -- "•■ —— : — r Direction: N.Z. Entertainments Limited. RHEUMATISM CURED, : A FTER ten year* suffering from RheuTONIGHT TONIGHT **■ matism, unable to walk, never free CT. JOHN AMBULANCE HALL, 29 f, rof Pain-Pronounced incurable by six O Vivian Street doctors, I am no^ able to walk and have ' gone back to work, cured, thanks to your For good evening of Old-time Dancing to treatment (writes Ewart'Faulkner. of LES WALKER'S OLD-TIMERS (8). Sheffield). TH \SclmUw E IsSM OW' Complete Treatment by Correspondence. -THF SHOW OF TOE YEAR. OUR OLD-11MB BALL. Dietitian, Don t Miss 1 his. _ 15 Courtenay Place. Wellington- Tel. 50-634 ST. FRANCIS HALL, AUGUST 25. . ~ ~". : Get Tickets Now, 4s. 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