Dir.s Sir Ken.iamm Fuller. DAILY: 2.13 and 8 p.m. HURRY ALONG. LAST TWO DAYS OF "TALL TIMBERS" "TALL TIMBERS." "TALL TIMBERS." "TALL TIMBERS." (Approved lor UniversaJ Exhibition.) A Million Thrills to Thrill Millions. . . And SPRINGBOKS v. ALL BLACKS, 2nd TEST, COMING COMING COMING - FRIDAY. FRIDAY, FRIDAY. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER Present. A Mystery that Defies You to solve it. After you've seen it please don't • I tell the Solution. "THE "THE "THE "THE "THE "THE ' "THE "THE 33th 13th 13th 13th 13th 13th 13th 13th CHAIR." CHAIR." CHAIR." CHAIR." CHAIR." CHAIR." CHAIR." CHAIR." Featuring , LEWIS STONE, LEWIS STONE, MADGE EVANS, MADGE EVANS, ELISSA LANDI, ELISSA LANDI, RALPH FORBES, RALPH FORBES, And DAME MAY WHITTY. ■; DAME MAY WHITTY. f t ■ | 13 were alive when the lights went out. Who killed the man . that everyone hated? See Bayard Viller's Mystery that startled Broadway for 50 weeks. WHO IS GUILTY? WHO IS GUILTY? WHO IS GUILTY? Scotland Yard solves the murder in the most thrilling mystery-drama produced for many a year. Reserve at D.I.C. Theatre Tel. 54-775. LAST TWO DAYS. "THE HOLY TERROR." "THE HOLY TERROR." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) "THE GIRL FROM SCOTLAND YARD" "THE GIRL FROxM: SCOTLAND YARD" (Rec. by Censor for Adults.) - THING'S - — -"-ING'S — ' Amalgamated Theatres ; Ltd. Tel. 52-212. . At 2 and 7*43, p.m.. • ■, . —rrNEXT FRIDAY ■ '^r >'■■'■■'- - JULES VERNE'S ■• "MICHAEL i , "MICHAEL "MICHAEL "MICHAEL 'MICHAEL STROGOFF." STROGOFF.'f STROGOFF.'1 vSTROGOFF." STROGOFF..*' STROGOFF.'i', STROGOFF." STROGOFF." Jules^ Verne's mighty Strogoff. courier of the Tsar, leaps to the screen in a thrilling spectacle of romance. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) "THEY WANTED "THEY' WANTED "THEY r WANTED TO MARRY." TO MARRY." TO MARRY." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) COMMENCING TONIGHT. COME PREPARED FOR A STORM OF LAUGHS AND THRILLS! X*' RTNEMA '^"■**J I T**-^.^ &ELBIRNIE _^t* Wellington* Leading SuburbaD Theatre. - 7.30 TONIGHT—7.3O Also THURSDAY" and FRIDAY. ACTION! LAUGHTER! THRILLS! KDWARD G. ROBINSON KDWARD G. ROBINSON EDWARD G. ROBINSON — With — The .Sensational New Viennese Star LULI DESTE, LULI DESTK, NIGEL BRUCE, and CONSTANCE COLLIER. - In - 1 The Sure-fire Romantic Comedy, "THUNDER IX THE CITY." "THUNDER IN THE CITY." A "Riotous Comedy of an American tough guy salesman, who crashes English society with a barrage of sales talk that will keep you in shrieks of laughter. j (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) a —- Associate Attraction • Another Laugh Winner. GEORGE BRENT GENEVIEVE TOBIN GLENDA FARRELL— PATRICIA ELLIS FRANK McHUGH, _ Iv - "SNOWED UNDER" ■ ."SNOWED UNDER" (Recommended by Censor for Adults.). Reserve at Theatre (Telephone 14-202). COMING SATURDAY: " GOD'S COUNTRY " AND THE WOMAN." Box Plan Now Open. SEASIDE THEATRE, LYALL BAY. EASIDE THEATRE, LYALL BAY. 7:3O—FINALLY TONIGHT—7.3O PAUL MUNI, MIRIAM HOPKINS, P - In - A romantic drama of World War Flyers. "THE WOMAN I LOVE." "THE WOMAN I LOVE." Together with Millions of Laughs 1 i, GORDON HARKER :'i , In J . ---■—- ■ ■ jj. IJ^IjI \j iN o» «—_—-™—__ TOMORROW AND FRIDAY. RI'TUKN-SEASON NIGHTS. CLARK CAULK. JKAN HARLOW. WALLACE BEERY, -1 ii '■CHIN"A .SEAS" '■CHINA SEAS" Toprlher with ROBERT TAYLOR, VIRGINIA BRUCE, .1 In n "TIMES SQUARE LADY" Letßecommended _bjr Cewmr-for Adultt.) .
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Evening Post, Volume CXXIV, Issue 60, 8 September 1937, Page 2
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