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Evening Post, Volume CXXIV, Issue 113, 9 November 1937, Page 2

-, , SCOOP SPECIAL! Fo*je Movietone brings you the "1937 "1937 MELBOURNE MELBOURNE CUP." CUP." With the Rensati«nal finish filmed Entirely in Slow Motion. "j2"t a t c. Direction: Amnltr;.mated Theatres, Ltd. LAST 3 DAYS: 2.13 and 8.0. THE BIGGEST r HEADLINE STORY ■ ■ ■ ,— OF THEM ALL! Romance is paced to the roaring presses when a giji reporter sets out to beat the man. sh« loves in a. thrill-packed battle of Headline*! Paramount's Action Thriller, " E-X-C-L-U-S-I-V-E " " E-X-C-L-U-S-I-V-E " " E-X-C-L-U-S-l-V-E " " EtX-C-LtU-S-I-V-E " " E-X-C-L-U-S-I-V-E " " E-X-C-L-U-S-I-V-E " (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) -^ Starrma — FRED McMURRAY —~—^ FRANCES FARMER r^- . , - CHARLIE RUGGLES — — 1 RALPH MORGAN NEXT FRIDAY -^-- NEXT FRIDAY ; =— When P. G. Wodehouse'g Famed "Gentleman* Gent" goes beraerk, it atarti a riot of gleeful excitement that will have laughJovers thrilling *n(i thrill-lovers bowline; at tht frantic antics that mad* Jeeves Famous! 20th Centuryi-Fpx present — : "STEP LIVELY, — m — -— "STEP LIVELY, . — ~— "STEP LIVELY. — JEEVES." —r^— _ JEEVES" JEEVES'." (Approved for Universal Exhibition,) Starring x ARTHUR TREACHER, ARTHUR TREACBER, PATRICIA ELLIS, ROBERT KENT. ALAN DINEHART. Gentle Jeeves in Gangland! •• • Cat) you imagine; anything funnier? Plans at D.1.0. or State: 51-501. The Ope and Only ~.,u i. JOHN McCOSMACK -< *■ ~..,„■ L JOHN McCORMACK r- JOHN McCORMACK ■'■■ . ■ JOHN McCORMACK •■-.■■■■ ""'"""■'i JOHN MeCftRMACK ■■'■■'- ■' , JOHN McCORMACK ■■■■ ■ - ■i ■~ » JOHN MeCORMACK —«• JOSN McCORMACK ' :"*■■- Singing 4* N«Ter Before In Tht Delightful Irish Romance, '•gONG - O.- MY - HEART." "SONG - O» - MY - HEART." "SONG - o.' - MV •» HEART," •lONS - O' - MY - BEAUT:(Approv«4 f«r U»l**rs»l Exhibition.) . At fKe /// PARAMOUNT lS^\^ 111 mi " Twiw »«Jy - 7,45. 11l \\\ Tel. W»i2. /// PRIDAy NEXT! The ma#t unusual and interesting piesurt »v«r produced! ■ "THE - LOST - HORIZON,!' j; THE - LOST - HORIZON,;; , " THE — LOST — HORIZON," "THE ~ LOST - HORIZON," "THt — ijOST — HORJZON," «I I " ;<osl "• horizon,;; "thb z lost ~ horizon!" "the - loot - horizon," ;;thb - lost - horizon,;; "THE Z LOST 3 lORIZOy;" With • ' RONALD COLMAN, RONALD COLMAN, . RONALD COLMAN, RONALD COLMAN R.QNALD COLMAN, Edward Everett Morton—~ Jap* Wyatt Edward Evajett Rartea — Jan* Wyatt Edward Everett Horton — Jan* Wyatt And a. Mfchty Supporting Cast. (Jt*eemm*aded by Censor for Adults.) Plans at the D.1.0. and Theatre. Tel. 81-842, FOUE NIGHTS ONLY |»r*Mnt at TBB iffi ggsas; asffi TOMORROW NIGHT (Wtdowday) TOMORROW NIGHT (Wednwday) AND THREE FOLLOWING NIGHTS At • o'clock, . . . "THE TWO MRS. CARROLLS." "THE TWO MRS. CARROLLS." "THE TWO MRS. CARROLLS," "THE TWO MRS. CARROLLS." "THE TWO MRS. CARROLLS." "THE TWO MRS. CARROLLS." A drama in three acts. By Martin Vale, Produced by MRS. VICTOR LLOYD. Box Plan at Bagg's, Manners Street. Price 3s. ,^s^ THE TIN HAT CLUB association. VKT TATTOO, WEDNESDAY, NOV. & IMBBR 10, 1937, at « p.m., in th« R.B.A. Clubroomi, 13 Victoria Street. W«l---lington. G. H. BOAG, Hon. Secretary. CANTERBURY BN. REUNION itfEXT THURSDAY. I p.m., Legion X 1 Fxontiewmen Hall, 147 Cuba Street.