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Evening Post, Volume CXXVII, Issue 67, 21 March 1939, Page 2

' • • ■ Yes, again last night Record-' breaking Attendances attested to tha Tremendous Popularity of the Current Programme at the Paramount Theatre of Stars. . . . Headed by the Sensational Comedy "Love, Honour, and Behave," with Wayne Morris, Priscilla Lane. Dick Foran, and Mona Barrie, the programme also contains the Most Entertaining Array of Short Featurettes ever assembled, and include Robert Taylor in "Hit and Run," Laurel and Hardy in "Oliver the Eight," Sybil Jason in the Techni- . colour "Changing of the Guard," Charlie McCarthy and Edgar Bergen in "Nut Guilty," a Technicolour cartoon—"Bingo Crosby Anna." a Music Master, featuring Rodger Wolfe Kahn, and a Paramount Overseas News. . . ■ Some Line-up, eh? All good thing 3 must come to an end, and we are compelled to conclude this programme on Thursday next owing to prior arrangements. ... So Hurry if you wish to be entertained as you never have before by the "Love, Honour, and Behave" Bill. . . . Reservations may» bo made at the D.I.C. or Theatre or by Ringing 51-842. . ■ . AND YOU CAN RESERVE FOR AS LOW AS Is 6d. . . _•_ i _________»______________——-________ RO X V T H Ji A T R E. O X V THEATRE. Dir.: Q. L. Johnstoo. , (Continuous from 11 a.m.) The Master of Eerie Characterisation plays the most thrilling role of his sensational career! BORIS KARLOFF In a thrill-teeming Mystery Drama, * "MR. WONG, DETECTIVE" "MR. WONG, DETECTIVE" (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) AND . . . Zane Grey's Pulse-stirring Western Romance, "THE MYSTERIOUS RIDER" "THE MYSTERIOUS RIDER" Featuring DOUGLASS DUMBRILLE. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) WINTER SHOW BUILDING. INTER SHOW BUILDING. Commencing WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22. AUSTRALIA'S GREATEST PERRY BROS.' PERRY BROS.' PERRY BROS.' PERRY BROS.' CIRCUS PERRY BROS.' PERRY BROS.' And PERRY BROS.' PERRY BROS.' ZOO. PERRY BROS.' : PERRY BROS.' PERRY BROS.' 50-INTERNATIONAL STARS-50 50-INTERNATIONAL STARS-50 18—CAGES OF WILD ANIMALS'—IB 18—CAGES OF WILD ANIMAL&-18 ELEPHANTS, HORSES, PONIES. ELEPHANTS, HORSES. PONIES. The Sensation of Sensations, THE FLYING DUNBARS, THE FLYING DUNBARS, World's Greatest Troupe of High-flying Trapeze Artists. Supported by—— THE STRONGEST COMBINATION OF CIRCUS STARS EVER TO APPEAR ON THE ONE PROGRAMME. ZOO OPEN 4 to 5 p.m. DAILY FOR THE FEEDING OF THE ANIMALS. MATINEESMATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, At 2.30 p.m. ——Location THE WINTER SHOW BUILDING, THE WINTER SHOW BUILDING, WELLINGTON. WELLINGTON. BOX PLAN NOW OPEN AT BEGG'S. I WORLD SENSATION! After a Record 4 Weeks' Season in Auckland! Coming to OPERA HOUSE, PERA HOUSE, Coram. THUR., MAR. 23. . MATS.. SAT.-WED., 2.15. WORLD-FAMOUS YOUNG AUSTRALIANS, COMEDIANS—DANCERS— IMPERSONATORSMUSICIANS. PRICES: 1/fi, .')/-, 4/-, 5/(Ues.) Early Door Gallery, 2n. MATS., 1/6, 3/-, 4/- (Re.«.) Plus Tax. Children Half-price. RESERVE NOW AT