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Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 139, 9 December 1929, Page 2

SUCCESSFUL WELLINGTON SEASON OF "BROADWAY" '. CONTINUES! "2nd"-WEEK NOW IN PROGRESS! Big Attendanpes Being Maintained. NOvV SHOWING. NOW : SiaO WING. . NOW SHOWING. MATINEES DAILY 2.30 p.m. EACH EVENING at 8 o'clock. At the DE LUXE THEATRE, E LUXE THEATRE, .DE LUXE THEATRE, DE .'AJXE THEATRE, UNIVERSAL ALLTALKING MOTION PICTURE SENSATION I "BROADWAY." "BROADWAY." "BROADWAY." "BROADWAY." "BROADWAY." "BROADWAY." "BROADWAY." "BROADWAY." "BROADWAY." "BROADWAY." "BROADWAY." . "BROADWAY." Large Cast, Headed by EVELYN BRENT. GLEN TRYON. EVELYN BRENT. GLEN TRYON. Merna Kennedy, Thos. Jackson, Robert Ellis, Otis Harlan, and Leslie Fenton. A gripping drama, and a stupendous spectacle of the iighta of Broadway and the shadows that lurk behind them . . mad hilarity neath the menace of sinister* forces ORCHESTRA DE LUXE ORCHESTRA DE LUXE ORCHESTRA DE LUXE .: (Mr. L. D. Austin, Mus. Dir.). WURLITZER ORCHESTRAL UNIT . (Paul T. Cullen ai, Console). BOOKING.—Box Plans at Bristol and Aitken's. Ring Tel. 23-080 for Reservations. 1 1 rpHEATRE DE LUXE A HEATRE DE LUXE THEATRE DE LUXE COMMENCING NEXT FRIDAY! COMMENCING NEXT FRIDAY! COMMENCING NEXT FRIDAY! AN EVENT OF DISTINCTION! It heralds the cqming of the new «ra of electrical entertainment. It will inspire awe as well as emotion and reveal to you wonders that seem ,to go beyond the limits of plausibility. RADII' PICTURES PRESENT • : -RADIO ; PICTURES PRESENT The World-famous Music Combination, FRED WIRING'S PENNSYLVANIANS FRED WARING'S PENNSYLVANIANS FRED WARING'S PENNSYLVANIANS FRED WARING'S PENNSYLVANIANS FRED WARING'S PENNSYLVANIANS FRED WARING'S PENNSYLVANIANS .. In the Ecreeri's greatest and moat •■' ■ . :•■ ■" brilliant : MUSICAL EXTRAVAGANZA. MUSICAL EXTRAVAGANZA. ; - MUSICAL EXTRAVAGANZA. -MUSICAL EXTRAVAGANZA. MUSICAL EXTRAVAGANZA. Lavish' Drama „. . Golden Melody. Gay and Glorious Broadway brought to you in a pageant of jazz and joy. "SYNCOPATION" "SYNCOPATION" "SYNCOPATION" "SYNCOPATION" "SYNCOPATION" . "SYNCOPATION" "SYNCOPATION" "SYNCOPATION" "SYNCOPATION" "SYNCOPATION" "SYNCOPATION". "SYNCOPATION" "SYNCOPATION" "SYNCOPATION'? "SYNCOPATION" "SYNCOPATION" "SYNCOPATION" "SYNCOPATION" "SYNCOPATION" "SYNCOPATION" Starring HEAR! HEAR! BOBBY WATSON "I'll Always Be BARBARA in Love With BENNETT You," ; OSGOOD PERKINS "Jericho." MORTON . : "Do Something" [.-■;- • DOWNED And many other lAnd Huge Supporthit numbers! | ing Cast. BROADWAY'S BRIGHTEST STARS IN A GLORIOUS' DRAMA OF HER HARD-BOILED INNOCENTS. ALL THE SPARKLING SPLENDOURS OF STAGE- -AND - CABARET IN ■ A CHARMING LOVE STORY TOLD"IN GOLDEN SONG AND THRILLING DIA- ... . VIOGUE! ."■ ; BOOKTNG.~-B6x Plans at Bristol and Aitken's. Ring telephone 23-080 for Reservations. ' - 'rtAPITOL;" CAPITOL. VaPlTOL..■"■■'. •■;'■"... CAPITOL. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! '■■■.'..: • ; See and Hear. . ' ■" "THE DONOVAN AFFAIR." I "THE DONOVAN AFFAIR," | "THE DONOVAN AFFAIR." "THE DONOVAN AFFAIR." "THE DONOVAN AFFAIR." ."THE.DONOVAN AFFAIR." "A 100 p.c: Talking Picture, ■■ • - ■■' With . JACK HOLT, DOROTHY REVIER, and WILLIAM COLLIER, JUN. j The most outstanding mystery-drama up to date, in which all stars speak and the \ tense dialogue o£ this picture will echo . in-your mind long after you have seen '■■ this picture. ! Reserves for Circle and Stalls at Capii tol. Popular Prices, at Theatre Book Shop I and "16-911. i "C'MPIRE THEATRE, ISLAND BAY i-'-'MPIRE THEATRE, ISLAND BAY , TO-NIGHT—At 7.45—T0-NIGHT. ' j '_ You.can't.afford to miss !I—■: "RED HOT. SPEED, • "RED HOT SPEED," ! •.■•• With. REGINALD DENNY. ,A speedy '. comedy-drama of speed and ■ traffic" laws and a girl who could not drive slmv! Red hot speed! Red Hot Trouble! ■ . ■/:■■ "White: hot laughter! 2- SUE CAROL SUE CAROL la '■THE EXALTED FLAPPER." j "THE EXALTED FLAPPER." i A rollicking romance of a Princess who in- ; troduced jazz into her stately little king- . dom. Tlirills and fun that you will like, ' 3^— Excellent Supporting Programme. OUR THEATRE, NEWTOWN. UR THEATRE, NEWTOWN. j TO-NIGHT, at 7.30. I Two Excellent Features. j No. I.— NORMA SHEARER, "A LADY OF CHANCE,*' "A LADY OF CHANCE," i A clever story of crafty crooks and' I ■•■: straight victims. . . i Iso.- 2.— JOHN GILBERT, ! In I "THE MASKS OF THE DEVIL "THE,MASKS OF THE DEVIL" Gilbert's Greatest Picture, the Love Drama of a man who was irresistible. Recommended More Especially for Adult '.'.•' ' Audiences. "I7"ING ? : ' GEORGE THEATRE, i **■ ' Lower Hutt. TO-NIGHT!- . TO-NIGHT! Oth DECEMBER; ■at 8 o'clock. 9th DECEMBER, at 8 o'clockG. HELEN GARDNER Presents "ONE-ACT PLAYS." "ONE-ACT PLAYS." • MARY COOLER, 808 CHARLTON JOSEPH ELLIOT In I'A MINUET!.'- (Louis Parker). "A Gem." —"Dominion." , Drama, Comedy, Romance, Gorgeous i Setting, Charming Costumes. j . HILDA CIIUDLEY I In her Delightful Songs at the Piano, ALAN FULLER-in'Comedy. " Prices 3s, 2s, and Is (pius tax). Bos Plans at Arcadia S"ruifc Shop.