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Hutt News, Volume 9, Issue 16, 25 September 1935, Page 3

PRINCE EDWARD KING GEORGE THEATRE THEATRE LOWER HUTT : . pllone 63-844 LOWER HUTT : Phone 63-933 . c .oc Finally Tonight, Wed., Sept. 25, at 8 p.m. Thursday, aeot. dfi WILL ROOERg WILL ROGERS „„„„„„ WILL ROGERS CLAUDE RAINS ~ JOAN gENNETT IN si ifmi ~ be™ett Doubting Thomas ————— LIONEL ATWELL (Approved for Universal Exhibition). mm LIONEL ATWELL HHH DROLLER - FUNNIER - KINDLER TIIAN EVER LIONEL ATWELL WI LL ROGERS WILL ROGERS 1N IN n Doubting Thomas The Man Who ReI *«— J Ua» J FOE ONK NIOHT ONIY ' Crimea OIS OCaU NOW THEY'RE ADVENTURING AND SHARINti THEIR FUN WITH YOU. EDMUND LOWE VICTOR McLAGLAN . . . n , »ii f \ EDMUND LOWE VICTOR McLAGLAN (Recommended by Censor for Adults). EDMUND LOWE VICTOR McLAGLAN IN BE HULL) YOU SPELLBOUND IN 'THE INVISIBLE MAN' I] M flVll i Ali NOW HE'LL KEEP Vol' (lASPINO FOtt BREATH Ijf C3| liOtfil 1X1111^(16^ (Recom-'icnded by Censor for Adults). A SENSATIONAL PICTURE BY THE SENSATIONAL THEY TRAILED A KILLER AND HAD FUN DOING IT. Rivals on the same ease—one a polished student of crime—the STAR OF "THE INVISIBLE MAN" other a hard-boiled battler of criminals—they followed the same clues to find the key to their mystery in the deiicatc hand of a woman! _ 0 , inr—-m. ->"<—? —'""" —"" — lf " —>Q' —>n< —>r>< —><v —>n<- — Doc=>ocr=>ocr3ocr3ocrr)ocr3o : AT BOTH THEATRES : PRINCE EDWARD THEATRE KING GEORGE THEATRE Saturday, Sept. 28 Fri., Sat., Sept. 27,28, u.. p. «ic Matinee Sat. 2.15 p.m. Matinee Sat. Lls p.m. IT S HAPPENED ... "... NOW \s "THE C'NCt) KID" Warner Baxter thrilled you in a after four jws—lu-'s topped it with a screen povAs lilL •- nii'iitnrv trayal even more romantic—as (lie grandest lover in all rulo lliat » vltbril "I mtwoiy . • . a „l » murk. irmbUhb to tmy sciorit,! Warner Baxter & Ketti Gallian UNDER THE PAMPAS MOON (Approved for Universal Exhibition), HIS HPS YEARNED TO KISS HER ... HIS HANDS, TO KILL HER! For 111, 5 ,„0„1d,-rii>»-oy,'d .-hmiro-lMs.-d from . ph.no was the ftrst ohannor to resist llio grandest lover in alt Ardentitiu ami sineo slio betrayed him. he vowed to teaeh hoi' the eode oh the RESERVE FOR PRINCE EDWARD' ..™?- E unm At NOIII.KTT'S or "LUl'llXK." . At " rllh \\ II.LOVVb or 1 HUM, 00-'Joo. Look Kiddies. A New Serial Commencing this Saturday at Both Theatres THE OLD WEST LIVES AGAIN IN A NEW GLORY IX NEW WILD and WOOLLY ADVENTURES. JOHNNY MACK BROWN — JOHNNY MACK BROWN JOHNNY MACK BROWN — JOHNNY MACK BROWN IN Rustlers of Red Dog COWBOYS -- PIONEERS — INDIANS — COVERED WAGONS. "ALL THE THRILLS OF THE WILD WEST." ocj»dc.)»Cjuc^w—, ot _.,o < _„>oc_j>oc^oc:.-.>0..-=>oc=>ocr=>oc=>o<=>oc=>oc : =>o>c.<_>o- >o. >0 ' "" '°' >3 ° <=> AT THE PRINCE EDWARD THEATRE Tue., Wed, Oc{. Ist, 2od. SPECIAL REQUEST RETURN SEASON .—: GRACE MOORE X GRACE MOORE GRACE MOORE GRACE MOORE — THE (JIHL WITH TUE VOICE DIVINE :■ \ J One Night of Love ~ ' IC# THE OK EAT EST PICTUItE OK TIIE CENTCRY AI Sn THE MAN WHO IS KEEPING THE WORLD AGOG! A (IKEAT KI LL LEN(ITII KEATI'KE showing his works in Italy, and intimate scenes of Signor Mussolini Mussolini Speaks With a wonderfully immnlißß l.y th, W«rM K.U.W?. Traveller, LOWEI-L THOMAS

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