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Evening Post, Volume CXXV, Issue 80, 5 April 1938, Page 2

Direction, Sir Henjamio Fuller. DAILY, 2.15 and 8. LAST THREE DAYS. PARAMOUNT PRESENTS HEX BEACH'S REX BEACH'S REX BEACH'S Great Novel of the Gold-rush Bays in , Alaska. "THE BARRIER." ■ "THE BARRIER." "THE BARRIER." "THE BARRIER." "TIIJS BARRIER." (Recommended by Consor for Adults.) COSIIXG FRIDAY COMING FRIDAY . Universal Films Present the Most Inter csting Happening in Wellington, DEANNA DURBIN, DEANNA DURBIN. DEANNA DURBIN, DEANNA DURBIN, DEANNA DURBIN, DEANNA DURBIN, DEANNA DURBIN, nEANNA DURBIN, DEANNA DUBBIN, DEANNA DURBIN, DEANNA DURBIN, Returns in Her Third and Brightest Picture to Date Supported by HERBERT MARSHALL, .. HERBERT MARSHALL, HERBERT MARSHALL, HERBERT MARSHALL, ARTHUR TREACHER. ARTHUR TREACHER. A Brilliant Cast in a Sparkling, Gay, N and Humorous Story. "MAD ABOUT MUSIC." "MAD ABOUT MUSIC." "MAD ABOUT MUSIC." "MAD ABOUT MUSIC." "MAD ABOUT MUSIC." 5J "MAD ABOUT MUSIC." ' "MAD ABOUT MUSIC." "MAD ABOUT MUSIC." "MAD ABOUT MUSIC." " MAD ABOUT MUSIC." ' (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) IT'S NOT JUST A PICTURE, : IT'S AN EVENT. . . DEFINITELY DEFINITELY \ ' DEANNA'S GREATEST TRIUMPH. SEE DISPLAY ON PAGE 3. SEE DISPLAY ON PAGE 3. Booking Heavy. Reserve Now at D.I.C or Theatre. (Telephone 54-775.) *=^=F" THING'S ' ' . .. = -"^-ING'S =- AMALGAMATED THEATRES LTD. (Throughout New Zealand.) At 2 and 7.45 p.m. Tel, 52-212. Plans'at D.I.C. and Theatre. In Conjunction with RKO-Radio ■: we present '■ . ' WHEELER and WOOLSEY ' WiIEELER and WOOLSEY WHEELER and WOOLSEY, WHEELER and WOOLSEY In the Latest Screen Comedy, I "HIGH FLYERS" i ' "HIGH FLYERS" I "HIGH FLYERS" J ' -AndANN SOTHERN, MARY BOLAND, BURGESS MEREDITH In "THERE GOES* THE GROOM." •'THERE GOES THE GROOM."1 (Both approved for Universal Exhibition.) FRIDAY— 3 ■ FEATURES. (1) FARR v. BRADDOCK. ( ! 10 rounds of fistic dynamite. (2) JAMES DUNN, ■ Whitney Bourne in "LIVING ON LOVE." • (3) Preston Foster, Sally Eilers in "EVERYBODY'S DOING IT." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Dffi LUXE THEATRE B LUXE THEATRE i — LOWER HDTT — FINALLY—-At 7.3O—TONIGHT. LAUREL-and-HARDY, ■In "WAY- OUT WEST." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Also: "ADVENTURE'S END." ' (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) TOMORROW At 7.30 p.m.* Action Pictures present Britain's Greatest Comedian, SANDY POWELL, SANDY POWELL, In a Riotous Comedy Hit, "CAN YOU HEAR ME,-MOTHER?"-"CAN YOU HEAR ME, MOTHER?" Additional FeatureAll the Glamour and Thrills of Show Life! "CARNIVAL QUEEN." : "CARNIVAL QUEEN." A New Universal Picture, with Robert Wilcox Dorothea Kent Hobart Cavanaugh. (Both approved for Universal Exhibition.) —Extra Special Attraction— MOUTH-OROAN COMPETITION. MOUTH-ORGAN COMPETITION. MOUTH-ORGAN COMPETITION. Final Contest ' Final Contest ' and 'Presentation of Prizes by his Worship the Mayor of Lower Hutt, Mr J. W. ; Andrews. , Plans'at Theatre. Telephone 63-431. i?mpire theatre, island bay. Empire theatre, island bay. box plans "Empire" Confectionery,- Tel. 14-307. Again we present an unequalled dquile- ' ; ; feature bill,'. ■ 7.30, - TONIGHT — 7.30 WEDNESDAY, THUR SDAY. WALLACE BEERY ■!. ■, WALLACE BEERY . (Lovable villain of a hundred hits). WARNER BAXTER • WARNER BAXTER (Another firmly-established favourite)', GEORGE SANDERS GEORGE SANDERS (Who thrilled you in "Lancer Spy"), MICKEY ROONEY • MICKEY ROONEY (The greatest juvenile star today). Jane Darwell — Elizabeth Allan, AND_ A CAST OF HUNDREDS, in a_ terrific drama! of the last slaver sailing on its last desperate voyage. "SLAVE SHIP." "SLAVE SHIP." "SLAVE SHIP." "SLAVE SHIP." . "SLAVE SHIP." "SLAVE1 SHIP." In Addition: nino martini ■■~. : nino martini: (W.ell remembered as "The Gay Desperado") Co-starred with lovely i JOAN. FONTAINE, In another glorious adventure of song, romance, and laughter. "MUSIC FOR MADAME." "MUSIC FOR MADAME." "MUSIC FOR MADAME." Supported by these favourites: Alan Mowbray, Billy Gilbert, Eric Rhodes^ This/ programme is , Recommended for Adult audiences only. Not suitable for children.