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Evening Post, Volume CXXV, Issue 37, 14 February 1938, Page 2

■MEL. 25-041 FOR RESERVES. CONCLUDING TONIGHT AT 7 o'clock I ROBER'I DON AT, ; ! ROBERT DON AT, I "KNIGHT WITHOUT ARMOUR." A nd the Sensational Success: "MB\ DODD TAKES THE AIR." (Botb: Approved for Uni. Es. Walt-- Disney's "Little Hiawatha" in : ; Colour. ri: : I £»-I.V-O-L-l i'-HE A-l-R-B, i M-V-O-L-J T-HE-A-T-R-E, . . iE-I-V-O-L-l T-H-E-A-T-R-E, .- •■■ \ — Newtowu TOMORIROW (Tues.), AVED., & THURS TOMOMROW (Tues.). WED., & THLRS TOMOPJSOW (Tues.). WED., & THURS DEKVNITELY 3 NIGHTS ONLY. DEANNA DURBTN DEANNA OURBT.V DEANNA DURBIN ' DEANNA DURBIN DEANNA DURBTX • DEANNA DURBIN , DEANNA DURBIN " - LOO MEN AND A GIRL." '■100. MEN AND A GIRL/; "100- MEN AND A GIRL.' ' "100" MEN AND A GIRL." "100- MEN AND A GIRL.' "lOOt MEN AND A GIRL.' "100 MEN AND A GIRL.' "100/ MEN AND A GIRL." (Appro-Bed for Universal Exhibition.) PLUS N A '.First Release Preview: SURPRISE PICTURE. SURPRISE PICTURE. ' - SURPRISE PICTURE. ' ■ SURPRISE PICTURE. . SURPRISE PICTURE. SURPRISE PICTURE. It ha- novrr been shown in any Wellington City en- Suburban Theatre before, so - ' YOIJJ HAVEN'T SEEN IT. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) ALL STALLS Is; D.C. Is 6d. Children Half-price. |NO FREE LIST. ' Box Plan I available at Theatic tonight and at Fowtnes all day tomorrow. HURRY! BBJRRY! ' . ■ .' It's your; last qpportunity oi seeing this superlative programme. *»^^ ■'**■ KnißlßOTß^^..^^ Wellington*! .Leading Suburban Theatre. 7,30 FLKALLY "TONIGHT : 7.30 JEAN j CLARK HARLOW ■' * GABLE ' —In— '•SARATOGA." (Apprctfcri '.'in i-"i rs Ciliibitioij.i i—ln Addition — ParamouiiA's Sensational Picture. "THE LASI' TRAIN FROM MADRID:" "THE LAST"TRAIN FROM MADRID" (Recommeniled by Censor for Adults). Reserves aft Theatre., Tel. 14-202. TOMORROW!WALLACE BEERY WAvttLACK BEERY WALLACE' BEERY ' ; WALLACE BEERY - In - His Most LovaWe Role: , "THE CtO,)OD OLD, SOAK." - "THE (50)OD OLD SOAK." '■THE (&OOD OLD SOAK." - "THE (&0)OD OLD SOAK." 1 With Una Merkel --. Ted Healy Cjeorge Sidney. (Approved f<W Universal- Exhibition.) . —Associate Attraction — The Hilarious Cqmedy of a Tight-wad on la spree. ' "WILjD MONEY." "WIUD MONEY." — (Starring — Edward Everett Horton, "Lyaae Overman i Louise Campbell -Belnny. Baker. (Kecommendedt by Censor for Adults.) feiwytMummmmu : I ' PETOKB THEATRES. ! '.= 1 THEATRES. »§ .. j*| - | iimwiwmii muinuiiiiiiuiiiiiiim i f to FAIAVOI >— fKTONJi AL&.CB —» ' PETONE PALACB —> PETONE TONJIGHT, at 7.45. Shrieking brakes—screaming tyres! A thrill with every click of the meter. "MIDSOIGHT TAXI." "MIDNIGHT TAXI.'i "MIDNIGHT TAXI.^ BJUAN DONLEiVY, FRANCES DRAKE GILBERT ROLiiND, ALAN DINEHART (Recomnjended for Adults. —Aseoieiate Feature— KEN "FUGITIVE NMAYNARD In SHERIFF." (Univefcsal Exhibition.) ryaAKD I - PETONB ] VX^jfu r^ _ pE-i-;»Nl I TONIGSir, at 8 o'clock. ' BUG PICTURES—— NO. 1- :,,-•■■■--- • ■■ <- . J The World's Best in 1 I VAUDEVILLE. I SeVenty Minutes <jf Entertainment De Luxe, DIRECT FROM LONDON. — ■ — "CALLING ALL STARS." "CALLINJG ALL STARS." —— Packed with Tpp-line Variety Stars.in- . eluding LARRY .ADLER playing his Harmonica and the famous team. FLOTSAM and JETSAM. The Greatest Musical Variety Show to Date. ' • No. 2—The Hew Nero Wolfe Mystery Thriller— » "THE LEAGUE OF FRIGHTENED MEN." LEAGUE OF FRIGHTENED MEN." Featuring WALTER CONNOLLY, (programme Recommended by Censor for Adults.) ' Reserves at Theatre Tel 64-063. STATE, PETONE, STATE. TATE, PETONE, STATE. TONIGHT, at 8 o'clock. JANE WITHERS ' "ANGEL'S : JANE WITHERS "ANGEL'S JANE WITHERS in JANE WITHERS HOLIDAY." , JANE WITHERS HOLIDAY." WithROBERT KENT, JOHN DAVIS, SALLY BLANE. Ginger Jane takes a Holiday—AND WHAT A HOLIDAY. JANE'S BEST YET! ! (Programme for Universal Exhibition.) PLUS a Brilliant Supporting Programme of Featurettes. ' Box PJan at Theatre. Te). 63-809. BE LU-X.il i'HEAIKE E LUXE THEATRE LOWER HUTT — - TONIGHT - AT 7.30 - TONIGHT THE MARX BROTHERS. ALLAN JONES, MAUREEN O'SULLIVAN. In Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's Riot of Mirth and Music. "A DAY AT THE RACES." "A DAY AT THE RACES." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) r-Associate Attraction A Fast-moving Adventure Romance. "SOPHIE LANG GOKS WEST." "SOPHIE LANG GOES WEST." —A Paramount Picture, with— Gertrude Michael Lee Bowman Larry Crabbe C. Henry Gordon (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Plans at Theatre. Telephone- 63-431 VARICOSE ulcers quickly and safely ' healed with Vare.x., Free booklet from Varex, Ltd.. Bos ioofc AG, Wellington. Local Representative: Nurse Spence, Courtenay Chambers, Courtenay Place.