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Evening Post, Volume CXXIV, Issue 122, 19 November 1937, Page 2

Direction: Sir Benjamin Fuller. TONIGHT AT 8. Shoppers' Session, 5 p.m. Matinee, Saturday, 2.15 p.m. HERE'S THE LAUGH OF THE YEAR. ■ DON'T MISS THIS SPLENDID SHOW. TOM- "WALLS TOM WALLS TOM WALLS TOM WALLS TOM WALLS TOM WALLS TOM WALLS TOM WALLS And ' RALPH LYNX RALPH LYNN RALPH LYNN ' RALPH LYNN RALPH LYNN RALPH LYNN .. ■ RALPH LYNN RALPH LYNN In the Funniest Farce ever written by BEN TRAVERS. " BEN. TRAVERS. "FOR VALOUR." "FOR VALOUR." "FOR - VALOUR." '" . • "FOR 'VALOUR." "FOR VALOUR." "FOR VALOUR." "FOR VALOUR." "FOR VALOUR." "FOR VALOUR." "FOR VALOUR." "FOR VALOUR." "FOR VALOUR." ■ (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) It Takes the Medal for 'Mirth. : \ Also Showing: ■' Special Short Subject: "FURY OVER SPAIN." ; "FURY OVER SPAIN." "FURY OVER SPAIN." "FURY OVER !SPAIN." "FURY OVER SPAIN." "FURY OVER SPAIN." (Recommended by Censor for ; Adults.) The Devastating Effect of the Spanish Civil War. Madrid Raked by Shell and '■•..- Bomb Fire. General Franco Masses his Troops. „ : ■ "IN SHANGHAI." "IN SHANGHAI." See This Beautiful City Before ita Destruction by War. BOOK FOR SATURDAY. Plan at' D.I.C. Theatre Tel. 51-775. —TONIGHT At 7 TONIGHT— ANOTHER FINE DOUBLE BILL AND SELECTED SHORT SUBJECTS 7 to 8. pE X ■ ft c X REX THEATRE Cuba Street. Telephone 52-334. MYSTERY—MELODRAMA. ,-.: . . WARNING! There's a . .', . . :: — KILLER — KILLER ' * ■" ■■' ■' '- -" At "■■ .■ ' ' '.-.. ■ —___ LARGE. —r . ■ ... — LARGE '— • . , ■'•''The Man with 1000 Faces at Ms , ■ Command!'. "KILLER AT" LARGE" : "KILLER AT LARGE"V '-■ •■ ' -With-. ; ■' j MARY BRIAN, . RUSSELL- HARDIE, BETTY COMPSON, THURSTON HALE. One thrill, after another and a dozen laughs to match each thrill. Terror paralyses a city ... as a maniac, Mr. Zero, deals death in a murder vendetta! The mystery of the Maniac killer, who uses his waxworks museum to cover his demented rampages, is unfolded 'in -this startling mystery melodrama, '' (Recommended for Adults.) ■ And On The Same Programme— Thrilling drama of the sports world versus the underworld. . j "IDOL OF THE CROWD" —- —- "IDOL OF THE CROWD" — . (Formerly. "Hell on Ice"). ■'•■■' ' ' Starring JOHN WAYNE,. Sheila Bromley, George Lloyd, Billy Barrud and a big cast. ICE HOCKEY THRILLS. Blades of steel burning up the ice. ACTION-ADVENTURE! Then the menacing hand of intrigue,' (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) ; "SECRET AGENT X 9, No. W"THE FORCED LIE." Pathe Gazette; Universal".. News, Meany Cartoon, Fireman's Picnic, Going Places, '. Comedy—"A Day in Hollywood." ' MATINEE SATURDAY, at: 2 p.m, ■'■■-■• -il_— REX—— ■ ■■■ . •. i.REX-"—■■——« •- . lpmpirb theatre, .island bay. Empire . theatre, island bay. 7.30 tonight 7.3<t and saturday. 2.15-matinee tomorrow-2.15, ■"roaring timber." box plans "Empire" Confectionery. Tel. 14-307. Simone Jean James SIMON, HERSHOLT. STEWART SIMON. HERSHOLT.'* STEWART. In "SEVENTH HEAVEN." "SEVENTH HEAVEN." "SEVENTH HEAVEN."' Also Showing: JACK HOLT, JACK HOLT, Supported by ah All-star Cast in a Dynamic Story of the Lumber Camps in the Great North-west Timber Country. . "ROARING TIMBER." "ROARING TIMBER." "ROARING TIMBER." . (Recommended by Censor for "Adults.) LAST NIGHT. ~ DE LUXE THEATRE E ■ LUXE THEATRE — LOWER HUTT Only six hours into which to crowd a lifetime of emotions. Then "FAREWELL AGAIN-" ■ Starring-.. FLORA ROBSON and LESLIE BANKS (Approved for Universal Exhibition) A Thrilling Drama of a. Man's Last Chanc< —amid cold bullets and warm lovo • > . ; "THE MAN IN BLUE" ' (Approved by Censor for Adults) Supporting Featurettes: Walt Disney's Greatest Triumph, "The Walt Disnej Academy Award Revue," and the epic ol Australian Horse-racing, "The 1937 Melbourne Cup." PLANS AT THEATRE. ENGAGEMENT. 'T >HE .Engagement shortly to be an ■» nounced. Obtain roiir Ring direc from our maniifaetury. Visit our RINC LOUNGE, save pounds, select your rin| in comfort and complete privacy. W. M. HAYCRAFT AND CO:, r M Willis Street (over Preston's), '