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Evening Post, Volume CXXV, Issue 130, 4 June 1938, Page 4

PACKED TO THE DOORS! With enthusiastic patrons all acclaiming it "THE GREATEST SHOW OF ALL TIME!" AGAIN TONIGHT AT 8 o'clock. . MONDAY, KING'S BIRTHDAY | Sessions at I | II a.m. — 2.15 —5 — 8 p.m. 11 a.m. — 2.15 — 5 — 8 p.m. II a.m. — 2.15 — 5 — 8 p.m. Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. (Throughout New Zealand) Present:— MIGHTY ENTERTAINMENT! The spectacular drama of the booming, brawling, wide-open Chicago that vanished in the great fire . . . and the story of its people whose lives and loves, heartbreak and happiness, struggles and triumphs meant the making of the Chicago of today! DARRYL F. ZANUCK'S Supreme Achievement, "IN OLD CHICAGO." "IN OLD CHICAGO." "IN OLD CHICAGO." "IN OLD CHICAGO." "IN OLD CHICAGO." "IN OLD CHICAGO." "IN OLD CHICAGO." < "IN OLD CHICAGO." "IN OLD CHICAGO." "IN OLD CHICAGO." "IN OLD CHICAGO." "IN OLD CHICAGO." "IN OLD CHICAGO." "IN OLD CHICAGO." "IN OLD CHICAGO." With TYRONE ALICE DON POWER, FAYE, AMECHE, POWER FAYE, AMECHE, POWER! FAYE, AMECHE, ALICE BRADY ANDY DEVINE, BRIAN DONLEVY—PHYLLIS BROOKS TOM BROWN JUNE STOREY (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) A 20th Century-Fox Epic. BOOK AT THEATRE-TEL 51-595. 'Phone Reserves not Held after 7.30. Continuous from 11a.m. -— De Luxe Session, 8 p.m. yv. t »m. I/V V / SHORTT'S Willis Street. Telephone 41-219. TWO REALLY OUTSTANDING STARS IN THEIR MOST PERFECT PICTURE TOGETHER. TYRONE POWER TYRONE POWER LORETTA YOUNG LORETTA YOUNG —— With — CLAIRE TREVOR, STUART ERWIN In"SECOND HONEYMOON" ' "SECOND HONEYMOON" The Merriest, Romantic Hit of the Tear. yi In Addition ■ FIRST RELEASE I

> , FIRST RELEASE! SMITH BALLEW —- — LOU GEHRIG In ! r "RAWHIDE' i Your Singing Cowboy in a SMASHING ACTION; THRILLER! i (All Approved for Universal Exhibition.) ■PRINCESS CONTINUOUS j •PRINCESS From ll a.m. Daily. SCREENING TIMES "Ebb Tide" 11 a.m., 2.8, 5.15, and 8.50 p.m. 1 . "Sweetheart" 12.31, 3.38, and 7.7 p.m. — Paramount Films Present ■ In Gorgeous Technicolor "EBB TIDE" - ROBERT "EBB TIDE" LOUIS — "EBB TIDE" STEVENSON'S - "EBB TIDE" Soul-stirring story of "EBB TIDE" primitive emotions told "EBB TIDE" against the flaming, "EBB TIDE" thunderous beauty of the "EBB TIDE" South Seas. (Recomnieniied by Censor for Adults.) OSCAR HOMOLKA OSCAR HOMOLKA FRANCES FARMER, RAY MILLAND. - ASSOCIATE FEATURE — New Universal Films Present— -ALICE FAYE George Murphy r Ken Murray Chas. Winninger — Andy Devine "YOU'RE A SWEETHEART." "YOU'RE A SWEETHEART," "YOU'RE A SWEETHEART." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Hit songs to gladden the ear . . . gorgeous gals and breath-taking sets to brighten the eye ... top flight comedy to tickle you pink ... gay romance to warm your heart! EXCELLENT SHORTS INCLUDE POPEYE CARTOON. Paramount Pictorial.

CEASIDE THEATRE, LYALL BAY. SEASIDE THEATRE, LYALL BAY. 7 o'clock TONIGHT — 7 o'clock : (COMPLETE CHANGE MONDAY.) The most extraordinary exploit ever .ventured in the history of military secret service. , "LANCER SPY" — — "LANCER SPY" —— ; — : "LANCER SPY" Wit b Dolores Del Rio, George Sanders, Peter Lorre, Virginia Fields, Sie, Rumann Joaeph Schildkraut, Lionel Atwill. — Associate Attraction —— Exciting! Surprising! Thrills! Alfe-R ■ JISSPBI ARTHUR Jn ' WJBTHY .—. "THE PUBLIC MENACE" "THE PUBLIC MENACE" .— "THE PUBLIC MENACE' (Programme Rec. for Adults.) MONDAY 7 p.m. FRED ASTAIRE GEORGE'BURNS, and GRACIE ALLEN "A DAMSEL IN DISTRESS." ' Also! Direct from the City! "SOME' BLONDES ARE DANGEROUS' Ring 16-393 for Reserves. B~ RO'OKLYN THEATRE. 7-30 TONIGHT 7.30. GEORGE BRENT, BETTE DAVIS, G "THE GOLDEN, ARROW" DICK FORAN, ANN NAGEL, "GUNS OF THE PECOS." Five Selected Supports. Book Early. Bring the family; they will love this show. (Passed for Universal Exhibition.) IPMPIRE THEATRE, ISLAND BAY t'MPIRE THEATRE, ISLAND BAY BOX PLANS, "Empire" Confectionery, Tel. 14-307. 7.30 FINALLY r JfONIGHT 7.30 The Funniest Thing in Pictures Today, THE MARX BROTHERS, THE MARX BROTHERS, ALAN JONES, MAUREEN O'SULLIVAN, In "A DAY AT THE RACES." "A DAY AT THE RACES." Also showing, WILL HAY. WILL HAY. He lost a train—found some crooks—and met a ghost, Id "OH! MR. PORTER." "OH! MR. PORTER." IN ADDITION, Walt Disney's Secoud 1038 Cartoon (In Colour), " DONALD'S OSTRICH." (All Approved for Universal Exhibition.)