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Evening Post, Volume CXXVI, Issue 89, 12 October 1938, Page 2

MANAGERIAL. * was a pleasure to sec such a large Violence last evening; apparently the word of mouth praise that has been lauded on "Pasteur" since its release iv Wellington two years ago has taken effect. The season ->f this picture is definitely limited to two more nights—Tonight and Tomorrow. To the thousands of Wellingtonians who have not vet seen it—we personally URGE YOU NOT TO MISS IT! And in support of our statement that it ,= is well worth while—may we remind them of.these facts :->- ---1. "The Story of Louis Pasteur" is the picture that made the world recognise PAUL MUNI as the greatest actor of the day. It raised him from comparative oblivion to fame overnight. 2. PAUL MUNI won the coveted Academy Award for the best performance by any artist • for 1936 for his role in this picture. 3. During the time "PASTEUR" was breaking records in New York, Londpn, and Paris, the film was released in Wellington, where it played two weeks in its original season and a one-week season transfer to the Rivoli Theatre, and another city theatre, the picture playing simultaneously at these two theatres to comparatively poor houses. Despite that fact, we courageously bring BACK TO YOU, so that at least the opportunity of seeing it has been afforded every MAN, "WOMAN, AND CHILD IN THE DISTRICT. . • The Manager, Rivoli Theatre. ■ RIVOLI . IVOtI Newtown RIVOLI ■ i— : —:— : 1 TONIGHT (WEDNESDAY) and TOMORROW (THURSDAY), LAST ~2- NIGHTS, at 7.15. PAUL MUNI ■— PAUL MUNI — PAUL MUNI — "THE STORY OF LOUIS PASTEUR." "THE STORY OF LOUIS PASTEUR." "THE STORY OF LOUIS PASTEUR." — And — RONALD COLMAN RONALD COLMAN RONALD COLMAN Whh Loretta Young, O. Aubrey Smith, "CLIVE OF INDIA." "CLIVE OF INDIA." "CLIVE OF INDIA." (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Box Plan open all day at Fownes. Tel. 124-033,. and Theatre, 25-041, after 5 p.m. Screening Times: 7.15, Shorts; 7.45 p.m., "Clive of India"; 9.20, "Story of Louis Pasteur." NOTE.—Tomorrow Night the 2 main pictures will be reversed so that patrons who wish to see just "Pasteur" can do so. ' SUBURBAN THEATRES. TONIGHT, at 7.30. TONIGHT, at 7.30. Reserves Tel. 14-202 JL*-— *""""r T?Tn em a, <p^__^ A> KILBIRNIE,,^--?* ' Wellington's Leading Suburban Theatre. A Brilliant Drama and a Riotous Comedy ~ together on one mighty programme. Franehot Maureen Virginia TONE O'SULLIVAN, BRUCE TONE O'SULLIVAN, BRUCE TONE O'SULLIVAN, BRUCE :___ ; i n ,—,— A "BETWEEN TWO WOMEN" | "BETWEEN TWO WOMEN^ (Recommended by-"Censor for Adults.) .. , ' ■ -A—, And"'- - CARY GRANT, ; CARY GRANT, Katharine Hepburn, Charles Ruggles, _ I n "BRINGING UP BABY" "BRINGING UP BABY" (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) SATURDAY NEXT SATURDAY NEXT iFhe-.-picture.'that is destined to win the Academy Award of 1938. "STOLEN HEAVEN" "STOLEN HEAVEN" "STOLEN HEAVEN" With Olympe Bradna, Lewis Stone, Gene Raymond, Glenda Farrell. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) And tBPENCER TRACY, LUISE RAINER In "BIG CITY" "BIG CITY" "BIG CITY" (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) NOTE. —Election Results will be screened as they come to hand on Saturday. CAPITOL MIRAMAR. - APITOL MIRAMAR. 7.30 FINALLY TONIGHT—-7.30. (Mr. W. L. Barker, National Party Candidate, will address a Meeting at the Theatre Tomorrow.) FINALLY TONIGHT: THE SURPRISE PICTURE OF 1938. "STOLEN HEAVEN." "STOLEN HEAVEN." — "STOLEN HEAVEN." "STOLEN HEAVEN." "STOLEN HEAVEN." With Olympe IJradria, Gene Raymond, Glenda Farrell, Lewis. Stone," Porter Hall. — Associate Attraction — Columbia's Gripping Drama of the Alaskan Waste. "NORTH OF NOME." "NORTH OF NOME." • "NORTH OF NOME." With JACK HOLT. EVELYN VENABLES.. Programme Approved for Uni. Exhibition. COMING FRIDAY: COMING FRIDAY: — "THE GREEN LIGHT." 'THE GREEN LIGHT." BOOK NOW FOR SATURDAY! SEASIDE THEATRE, LYALL BAY EASIDE THEATRE, LYALL BAY NO SCREENING TONIGHT. (The Hon. R. Semple, M.P., will address a Meeting at the Theatre Tonight at 8 o'clock.) . TOMORROW ONLY. 6d Adm i ssion 6d. 6d Admission 6d. 'MAN OF THE MOMENT." "MAN OF THE MOMENT." "MAN OF THE MOMENT." With Douglas Fairbanks, Jun., Laura La Plante, Claude Hulbert, Donald Calthrop. And "THE WALKING DEAD," "THE WALKING DEAD," "THE WALKING DEAD" . With Boris Karloff, Ricardo Cortez, Edmund Marguerite Churchill, Barton McLane, Warren Hull. (Both Features Recommended by Censor for Adults.) "DROOKLYN THEATRE. -O 7.30 TONIGHT- 7.30 IRENE DUNN, MELVYN DOUGLAS. "THEODORA GOES WILD." Gayest, Grandest Entertainment in years. Richard Dix, Dolores Del Rio, Chester Morris. "DEVIL'S PLAYGROUND." Three Topping Supports. BOOK EARLY. /Universal Exhibition.) TENNIS COACTTfNG."~~ ' HHENNIS Beginners, start right and start J- now with your coaching. T. S. Williams, Professional Tennis Coach. Tel. 60-275.