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Evening Post, Volume CXXVI, Issue 90, 13 October 1938, Page 2

ROOK NOW! ELECTION SATURDAY ELECTION NIGHT NIGHT ■ NEXT. Have your Relaxation ami Entertainment and hear all Progress Election Results at the same time _ IN COMFORT! - Aristocrat of Welliugton Cinemas. DAILY: 2 p.m. and *? p.m. Shoppers' Session Tomorrow, 5 p.m. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Present MYRNA LOY MYRNA LOY FRANCHOT TONE FRANCHOT TONE ROSALIND RUSSELL WALTER PIDGEON In ait INTRIGUING 'COMEDY - DRAMA BOLDLY*" AND FEARLESSLY" TOLD. "MAN-PROOF." " MAN-PROOF.'-* ."MAN-PROOF." "MAN-PROOF." " MAN-PROOF." "MAN-PROOF." "MAN-PROOF." (Recommended by Censor for Adults,"" Also: Metro Coloured .Musical Comedy. Fitzpatrick. Metro Air Mail Miniature. News Special. Etc. Advance Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre. Telephone 45-100. TONIGHT AT 7.'(> ■ LAST NIGHT TIP-TOP ENTERTAINMENT. Tense Drama ■ Hilarious Comedy. REDUCED PR7CES g T>EX ' i| I -^EX THEATRE —. I 1 Cuba Street. Telephone 52-334. J L Ill!I!!!!i:t!!l!lll!I!ll!l!!!i:!!!:il!IM From the Famous Broadway Stage Hit by Geo. M. Cohan— WARREN WI.LLTAM —JUNE TRAVIS BARTON MacLANE And a Big Cast. ■ I _ 1 I " TIMES SQUARE PLAYBOY." j |_—__ . 1, . (Reed. More Especially for Adults.) - —; Associate Feature The amazing human drama behind"the building of the New Wonder of the World. BURSTING WITH EXCITEMENT! Daredevil, Workmen risking their lives in i . the construction of this Mighty Project . .- ]—, , —~_ ... "BOULDER DAM." LYLE TALBOT, PATRICIA ELLIS, ROSS ALEXANDER. With a Big Supporting Cast. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) ._ TOMORROW (FRIDAY)' UPROARTO US LAUGHTER. — WENDY BARRIE KENT TAYLOR MISCHA AUER Dorothea Kent, Frank Jenks, In The Gay Continental Comedy, '•PRESCRIPTION FOR ROMANCE." "PRESCRIPTION FOR VROMA^qE." - , /Additional -Atti1 action,' > 7 , Columbia's Dramatic; Sensation, — "EXTORTION." — ~ — "EXTORTION." — , You may be next. —- "EXTORTION."-, Baffling Midnight Thrills. — —- "EXTORTION."?-— :—~ — —- HEX, FRIDAY. '——— '. SUBURBAN THEATRES. I PALACE, PETONE. ' j -'-'ALACE, PETONE. 2 p.m. and 8 p.m., SATURDAY. rHE ARISTOCRAT OF ALL SCREEN MASTERPIECES! The true story of a romance and a reign that saw the birth of the world's vastest Empire. "VICTORIA THE GREAT." "VICTORIA THE GREAT." "VICTORIA THE GREAT." With ANNA NEAGLE . As Queen Victoria. ANTON WALBROOK As Prince Albert. . ET. B. WARNER, WALTER RILLA. Many Scenes in Technicolour. Book Now at Nissen's. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) NOTE.—Owing to the Theatre being Let * :or Political Meeting there will be NO PICTURES TONIGHT AND TOMORROW, FRIDAY. G" RAND — PETONE RAND — PETONE ; ;—^ ; -_____-__—-. 1 TONIGHT AT 8. An Outstanding Programme! .. . '— TWO BIG PICTURES — No. I—Paramount's Mystery Thriller— "BULLDOG DRUMMOND'S PERIL."! "BULLDOG DRUMMOND'S PERIL." With rOHN BARRYMORE-JOHN HOWARD, Reginald Denny—Louise Campbell. STo. 2-EDWARD EVERETT HORTON; . GEORGE BURNS-GRACIE ALLEN ' In the Year's Greatest Laugh-and-song Hit- " COLLEGE SWING." "COLLEGE SWING." 'Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Reserves at Theatre. Tel. 64-063. state —— petone state. State ■ petone ■ state. tonight at 8. FRED MacMURRAY ( FRED MacMURRAY __ T C "COCOANUT GROVE." "COCOANUT GROVE." The Best Musical of 1933. ( (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Box Plan at Theatre, Tel. 63-899. GENERAL ELECTION. - _.ll available results will be sere'ened next „ SATURDAY at < FINALLY TONIGHT AT 7. ?wo Colossal 20th Century-Fox Attractions on the Same Programme. VLL STALLS Is, DRESS CIRCLE Is 6d. UjL STALLS Is, DRESS CIRCLE Is 6d. ] CHILDREN HALF-PRICE, tfo. 1— "SALLY, IRENE, AND MARY." a "SALLY, IRENE, AND MARY." c (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) I Starring ..LICE FAYE — JOAN DAVIS LLICE FAYE JOAN DAVIS MARJORIE WEAVER. MARJORIE WEAVER. The Top-hit Musical of the Year. Jo. 2— BATTLE OF BROADWAY," BATTLE OF BROADWAY," Starring / VICTOR McLAGLEN, < BRIAN DONLEVY. j (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) g t's the most riotous skirmish since the ioys were.tj:.adm^;.j?.i.i.!iC'lj.c»..oyer.Mademoiselle from Armentieres! No, IfEATURETTES. '