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Evening Post, Volume CXXIV, Issue 70, 20 September 1937, Page 2

DARING AND RECKLESS ... Colourful and Gay! A Picture as Big ns the Times in whicl its story is told—the blazing days- of ; young nation! "THE TOAST \ • 01? NEW YORK." (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) With EDWARD ARNOLD, CARY GRANT. JACK OAKIE, FRANCES FARMER. A romance of a pedlar who becnnio one of the world's richest men, and of the girl who was "Tho Toast of New York" . . . told as part of one of the greatest dramas of nil time—tho story of America's nwakonmg ... of the financial days wiieu money (lowed like water—in tho battle of the giants for possession of a nation. Sessions Daily nt 2.V> nnd S p.m. Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre. Tel. 51-DOs Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. | Chan's Greatest Mystery! .. . Setting a New World's Record for Thrills! | i "CHARLIE CHAN i| I "CHARLJK CHAN HI AT THE - ■ J| OLYMPICS." ! 1 OLYMPICS," j j ' (Recommended for Adults) | STATE —- FRIDAY NEXT! TOMORROW MORNING AT !) TOMORROW MORNING AT 0 TOMORROW MORNING AT 9 1 TOMORROW MORNING AT 0 BOX PLANS OPEN BOX PLANS OPEN For THK ONLY COMPLETE LONDO: WEST END REVUE EVER To'viSl' NEW ZEALAND! GRAND OPERA HOUSE. RAND OPERA HOUSE,. . Commencing . NEXT SATURDAY, at S. NEXT SATURDAY, at 8. . NEXT SATURDAY, at 8. Sir Benjamin Fuller, in association wit Mr, Bertram Montague, of London, \vi present his second Dig lnteniatiom importation ... THE MONTAGUE SHOW! THE MONTAGUE SHOW! THE MONTAGUE SHOW! THE MONTAGUE SHOW! THE MONTAGUE SHOW! THIS MONTAGUE SHOW! THE MONTAGUE SHOW! THE MONTAGUE SHOW! THE MONTAGUE SHOW! THE. MONTAGUE SHOW! THE MONTAGUE SHOW! THE MONTAGUE SHOW! Tho complete London Company of work' famous headliners in the most spoctaetilai gorgeously dressed, and staged Music: Revue ever brought to Now Zealand! :■ "LET'S GO PLACES!" "LET'S GO PLACES!" "LET'S -GO ..PEACES!" "LET'S GO PLACES!" ' "LET'S 00 PLACES!" "LET'S GO PLACES!" Costumed and staged to tho last oxquisit detail as in its triumphant London ScaSo . . , and headed by ... GEORGE.DOONAN, GEORGE DOONAN, GEORGE DOONAN, Celebrated London Comedian. THE DARMORA TROUPE THE DARMORA TROUPE THE DARMORA TROUPE Of' HUNGARIAN 'DANCERS. HUNGARIAN DANCERS. HUNGARIAN DANCERS. Every one a-..Star in her own right—and efin they do the "CAN-CAN"! JEWEL AND WARRISS, Irrepressible Mirth Makers. THE BLENDERS, Four Masters of Melody. Stars o£ Stng« Screen, and Radio. THE DAWN SISTERS, Hilarious Burlesque Dancers. THE TWO ROGUES, Famous Screen Comedians. Remembe them in 'firewater's Millions" and "Evci green"? BARBARA VERNON (American Comedienne). ALMA MACKIE (Dancing Differently] . MARGARET KELLY (Enchanting Soprano). And a Ballet of' 30 - - GORGEOUS GIK.LS 30 RESERVATIONS Box Plaim open at D.I.C. Tomorro1 Morning. Reserves Gs (plus las). Mail Order Bookings from Country Pal rons will receive prompt attention i .irder of receipt. In ordering, please sen Cheque, Postal Note, or Money Umei Scats, (is lOd. each. RS iilffi: §1881 7 30 TONIGHT 7.30 7.30 . And TUESDAY 7.30 A cavalcade of thrills and action. JOHN WAYNE, LOUISE LATIME! ♦ In "CALIFORNIA STRAIGHT AHEAD: Also showing ».-, GEORGE IS&E iDEBMOND The screen's most convulsing comedy teai in one of the fastest and fimiiiest hhns pr. sentcd. "NO LIMIT." . (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) FRIDAY AND SATURDAY': Tho greatest night's entertainment eve presented. ERROL FLYNN, ANITA LOUISE "GREEN "LIGHT." And ' GARY COOPER. MADELEINE CARROLL In 'jggE GENERAL DIED AT DAWN. NEW ZEALANDERS' ASSOCIATION (INC.). rpOMORROW NIGHT (TUESDAY JL September 21, nt 8 p.m., at tile 1 rooms, 160 Cuba Street, Entertainmcii Supper, and Drawing of Art Union. ; GRIFFITHS. Hon. Sec. Box 10, To Aro. KILBII !N 1E W R ESTLIX (! CL U (il COUTTS STKEET. WRESTLING WKK.STLtX Wj-KSTLING WRESTLIN TOMORROW NIGHT (TUESDAY), L September L'l, 7.15 p.m. • Remaining Finals of Combined Ch Championships and Special Challcn, ! Matclics; also Vaudeville Hems to suppoi Admission Oil. Reserves Is.