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Evening Post, Volume CXXIV, Issue 60, 8 September 1937, Page 2

BIG ENTERTAINMENT. 2 1037 SUPER SHOWS ON ONE PROGRAMME. BOTH COSTING US TOP PRICES TO ; PRESENT : j BUT YOU CAN SEE IT j • AT NO EXTRA COST. ALL STALLS-!/-, V-. V; V: I/-, 1/-. -DRESS CIRCLE—I/6, 1/C, 1/6, 1/6, 1/6. EIVOLI THEATRE IVOLI THEATRE RIVOLI THEATRE — 'Newtowu — 'Always as Warm and Cosy as your own Fireside. LAST 2 NIGHTS. '"Commencing 8 p.m. Shorts from 7 p.m. Is Warner Bros.' ColossaJ 1937 Road Show, " "GOD'S COUNTRY AND THE : "GOD'S COUNTRY AND .THE „■' "GOD'S COUNTRY AND THE '•GOD'S COUNTRY AND THE "GOD'S COUNTRY AND THE "GOD'S COUNTRY AND THE ,' "GOD'S COUNTRY AND THE WOMAN." WOMAN." WOMAN." WOMAN." WOMAN." • WOMAN." i WOMAN." .Out where all law ended their love began. .."Out where a woman with a heart of ice ruled men with fists of iron and nerves of steel. Out where a man's flaming kisses .could set the wilderness ablaze with thrills "and all the glorious colours of Nature itself! Starring GEORGE BRENT \ BEVERLEY ROBERTS ROSCOE ATES Barton Mac Lane Robert Barratt, Alan Hale ■ El Brendel. No. 2: j Taramount's Road Show Super for 1937. J CAROLE LOMBARD j | FRED MacMURRAY . CHARLES BUTTERWORTH DOROTHY LAMOUR j "SWING HIGH, SWING LOW." •SWING HIGH, SWING LOW." "SWING HIGH, SWING LOW." "SWING HIGH, SWING LOW." "SWING HIGH, SWING LOW." "SWING HIGH, SWING LOW." "SWING HIGH, SWING LOW." "SWING HIGH, SWING LOW." "SWING HIGH, SWING LOW." "SAVING HIGH, SWltfG LOW." "SWING HIGH, SWING LOW." "SWING HIGH, SWING LOW." . A merry mix-up of romance, syncopation, , and adventure in the gay Panama. Supporting Features include: Latest Paramount News—Paramount Pictorial—Warner Musical Revue—The Pretty Pretender. POPEYE THE SAILOR, I "I'M IN THE ARMY NQW."-| (Programme Approved for Universal Exhibition.) .-. Tel. 25-041 for a Good Seat Tonight. BE EARLY! I I Box Plan Now Open for | J "GREEN LIGHT" I I "GREEN LIGHT" I — ■ Season 1 OPENING FRIDAY ,-v I NEXT. / \ CHORTI'S XN. , \ / THEATRE. C / Enthusiastic Acclamation Greets This Week's Great Programme. : Two Splendid Super-features and Good Supporting Featurettes. -. JANE DARWELL-CLAIRE TREVOR ARLINE JUDGE-ALAN DINEHART In a Scintillating; Production of Gorgeous Ballets! Delightful Music! Daring Romance." .... "STAR FOR A NIGHT" .... .... "STAR FOR A NIGHT" .... Second Great Attraction-— An Intriguing and Thrilling Romance laid amongst delightful scenes at Monte Carlo and on an ocean liner, "CHAMPAGNE CHARLIE." "CHAMPAGNE CHARLIE." Portrayed by a Wonderful Cast: PAUL CAVANAGH, HELEN WOOD, MINNA CAMPBELL, HERBERT MUNDIN. , (Programme Recommended by Censor for Adults.) TWO MORE GREAT ATTRACTIONS ON FRIDAY— "SING. BABY. SING" (Alice Faye and Adolphe Menjou) "HUMAN CARGO" (Claire Trevor and Ralph Morgan) pRINCESS CONTINUOUS 11 | x RINCESS from 11 a.m. Daily. BACK AGAIN !-The "no limit" laughter star in Ins funniest film— .' IJ.Ii.F. Present ■ ■ GEORGE FORMRY ,- • GEORGE FORMBY — - In - "FEATHER YOUR NEST." " FEATHER YOUR NEST " "FEATHER YOUR NEST." "• (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) The comedian of t he hour in the-comedy of the century. Got your share of the fun! —Associate Feature— New Universal films Present TALA BiRELL —— CESAR ROMERO ■ . .. WALTER PIDGEON - In - "SHE'S DANGEROUS." "SHE'S DANGEROUS." "SHE'S DANGEROUS." (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Sha sought happiness and found danger! 'She fled the international spy ring only to fall into a more desperate crime circle! <">. — Screening Times — Ni She s Dangerous": 11 a.m., 1.51, 4.22, and 7.43 p.m. '■■"Feather Your Nest": 12.9, 3, 5.31, and 8.5S p.m. REGAL TriEATRrI KARORI. Nl EGAL THEATRE, KARORI. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT! T( Suturday next at the Matinee wo have (I pleasure in presenting a picture that will :long live in the memory of every young- — '■ ster as one of the greatest thrills they have experienced. p -; "TREASURE ISLAND." , "TREASURE ISLAND." ' (By Robert Louis Stevenson.) Starring Br v' Wallace Lionel Jackie we BARRYMORE. COOPER! . SCREENING AT MATINEE ONLY. ; 7.3O—TONIGHT 7.30. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Present F -■; . Tha Greatest Stars in the Firmament, CLARK GABLE, JOAN CRAWFORD, CLARK GABLK, JOAN CRAWFORD, ROBKRT MONTGOMERY, •: ROBERT MONTGOMERY.. _ ..Billie Burke. Rosalind Ru<.?r>]l. Charles I-p BiiUciwoiUi, Francos Drake,. i }r ■In a comedy of two men after the fame \y ■'-'• girl arid the rlevil took Hie hindmost. -■ "FORSAKING ALL OTHERS." St "FORSAKING ALL OTHERS." "FORSAKING ALL OTHERS." Ie (Recommended by. Censor for Adults.J.