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Evening Post, Volume CXXV, Issue 17, 21 January 1938, Page 2

Til X : tjhhT iViriT MiiiMAXßl:'. n'ici.i)_N~l."'{i"jvjmhjii)_ "Fo""i'Tik" ~ , "Tli<! M|i|/liniß(i iii, l,ho fii'ttiird'* fiulc-oiil flioiik tltn whllb of tlrft tliwitro." -Molluii I'lotiii'H O/illy. , , , "11, blhikls hwid nnd nlifiiil'lurß In slinrr cntm !iiiniiioiil, nfjovo imy of Uio bin Iljl, |ll(-|llll'« l.'f l:(!l!!.'(>l MlOlllJlO," ■•Hollywood Rn|>mt.w, JjlrouUuiii Aii)nlK'itiiiil.BfJ Thfliilrcii Lid. TOM(J.TIT AT fi.l) mid 8.0 p.in'. TUNHJMT AT 6.0 nnd 8.0 p.m. • Kiilhcnno Ujnge'r I Kuthciitio Uiuffut ! lIEIUSURN UOGEKb MKI'IiUUN ROGER* lIKI'IIUHN' ROGKR.S lIKCIiUKN ROGER* lIKPHUHN ROGERS HKI'IfUKN, ROGERS HEIT.URN ROGERS OB PI! URN I ROGERS HEPBURN I) 11 ROGERS HEPBURN Together ROGERS I-IIIPBURN for tho ROGERS HEPBURN First Time! ROGERS HEPBURN III! 11l ROWfiBS HEPBURN I I ' M®Sg& HEPBURN 19^^ S • HEPBURN riOG^iKS HEPBURN ROGERS : HEPBURN ROGERS HE I-'BURN ROGERS i HEPBURN ROGERS .HEPBURN ROGERS With APOLPHE MENJOU ADOLPHE M.BNJOU GAIL PATRICK Constance Collier Andrea Leeds Samuel S. Hinds Lucille Ball - In R.K.O. RADIO'S - Amazing Play by Edna Fcrber tt | /\ S'L'AGiT/V / \ STAGE/ \ I /D 00 R. ( 1 l/i)Opi:. \J (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Tony Randall, born with a silver tongue in her mouth, and Jean Maitland, job- / less song and dance girl with a gift for barbed wire cracks . ... what strange fate'made them room-mates .in . a theatrical; board- , •.■'.'..' ing-house?.' WE SAY WITH ALL CONFIDENCE THAT "STAGE DOOR" .WILL BE 1938'b GREATEST PICTURE !~ — Supports Include : ' ' A WALT DISNEY . A WALT DISNEY MICKEY. MOUSE CARTOON MICKEY MOUSE CARTOON (In Teehnicolour) (In Teehnicolour) ■ • "THE CLOCK / ■■■.. '■■" CLEANERS" , : ■;..:... — __-—— — _ ON THE STAGE .— -i ON THE STAGE — MASTER NORMAN WILSON Winner of the Wellington Bobby Breeu Contest WILL SING TWICE DAILY At 2.15 and 8.0 - 1 THE RUSH IS ONI BOOK AT D.I.C. OR STATE TEL. 51-595. I "PRINCESS CONTINUOUS I ■ErINCBSS from 11 »jn. D«ily. | ' SCREENING TIMES — ~ . "Kathleen Mavourneen—ll a.m., ;, 1.34, 4.11, and .7.37 p.m. "Over She G0e5"—12.16,, 2.33, ■ , 5.30, and 9.2 p.m. . ,; ■Here is light, bright, and" breezy enter- ; ' tainment! . ' ' B.E.F. present '. STANLEY LUPINO - STANLEY LUPINO STANLEY LUPINO STANLEY LUPINO i In 1 -OVER SHE GOES." •■OVER SHE .GOES." .. -OVER SHE GOES.". ! -OVER ■■'SHE GOES." ••OVER SHE GOES." "OVER SHE GOES." , ... - (Recommended by Censor for Adults.; With ' . ■' • MAX BAER - LADDIE CLIFF. MAX BAER - LADDIE CLIFF, The sparkling musical comedy film that* jhas fun, frolics, and frivolity dished up with a spicy flavour. —Associate .Feature— SALLY O'NEIL —TOM BURKE SALLY O'NEIL-TOM BURKE In "KATHLEEN MAVOURNEEN." i • "KATHLEEN- MAVOURNEEN." "KATHLEEN ■ MAVOURNEEN." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) A charming romance complete with Irish settings, songs, and dances, laughter and thrills, and a charming Irish' colleen who will steal your, heart away Supports include:- — Pathe Pictorial, "Hollywood Magic" (novelty), "Things You Like to Know" • (interest)., and "Early One Morning" (variety).. REGAL THEATRE, KARORI. EGAL THEATRE. KARORI. . t . BOX PLANS "Regal" Fruiterers. Tel. 27-961. 7.30 TONHiHT' 7.30 AND SATURDAY. PLEASE NOTE- '. "Marked Woman" Commence* at 7.35 sharp. . Robert, Barbara Victor TAYLOR, 'STANWYCK. McLAGLEN : TAYLOR STANWYCK. McLAGLEX TAYLOR. STANWYCK McLAGLEX In '•MIS AFFAIR." ■■"HIS AFFAIR." . ■ "HIS AFFAIR." — Also, showing: — BETTE DAVIS BETT.E DAVIS . . BETTE DAVIS Id ■.MARKED WOMAN." "MARKED WOMAN.". "MARKED WOMAN." Both Kecounneuded Oy Censor t'oi Adults. 2 13 - MATINEE TOMORROW - 2.15 Tim Mc-Cov in "THE REVENGE '• lUDER.". DANCING N.Z. LABOUR PARTY. A DANCE will be held TONIGHT (Friday^ in the Trades Hall. Vivian .Street, at 8 o'clock. Monte Carlos. ■ flannels Optional. Harry' Avery's Orchestra. Tickets, 2s. TONIGHT (FRIDAY) TONIGHT . VICTORIA HALL. OLD-TIME DANCING with JIM BLACK WOOD'S PLANU-ACCOR-DIONS. Subs.: Is fid Single. 2s Od Double. M. OR A XT./ M.C.