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Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 152, 24 December 1929, Page 2

DE LUXE THEATRE. E LUXE THEATRE. DE LUXE THEATRE. (Greatest "Talkies"—Perfect Orchestral Muaic.) DAILY, 2.30 NIGHTLX, 8 o'clock. DAILY, 2.30 NIGHTLY, 8 o'clock. (Two Screenings Daily, including Christmas Day.) FOX MOVIETONE SPECIAL ALL DIALOGUE ATTRACTION! An absorbing drama of tropica love and tropical thrills. "THE GIRL FROM HAVANA." "THE GIRL FROM HAVANA." "THE GIRL FROM HAVANA." "THE GIRL FROM HAVANA." "THE GIRL FRO:J HAVANA." Serenades, Senoritas, Sirens, and Sherloeks in an unrivalled Comedy-Drama of Thrills and Heart Throbs. LOLA LANE, PAUL PAGE, LOLA LANE, PAUL PAGE, WARREN HYMEU, WARREN HYMER, All the talented principals of "SPEAKEASY" in their greatest production to date. In Addition: Wellington's Only Theatre Orchestra. MR. L. D. AUSTIN AND HIS ORIGINAL ORCHESTRA DE LUXE, "The finest musical combination of its kind in the Dominion." DE LUXE SPECIAL SOUND AND SILENT FEATURETTES. ANNOUNCING, IN ADDITION TO ABOVE, A SPECIAL MUSIC PROGRAMME FOR XMAS NIGHT BX ORCHESTRA DE LUXE, AND WURLITZER ORCHESTRAL UNIT. BOOKING.—Bos Plans at Bristol and. Aitken's. Ring Telephone 23-OSO for Reservations. STARTING NEXT FRIDAY. STARTING NEXT FRIDAY. STARTING NEXT FRIDAY. DE LUXE THEATRE. E LUXE THEATRE. DE LUXE THEATRE. Fox Movietone All-Dialogue Musical Comedy Version of "CRADLE SNATCHERS" Answered with laughs, singing, dancing, and red hot hilarity. "WHY LEAVE HOME?" "WHY LEAVE HOME?" "WHY LEAVE HOME?" "WHY LEAVE HOME?" "WHY LEAVE HOME?" "WHY LEAVE HOME?" "WHY LEAVE HOME?" "WHY LEAVE HOME?" "WHY LEAVE HOME?" "WHY LEAVE HOME?" "WHY LEAVE HOME?" "WHY LEAVE HOME?" "WHY LEAVE HOME?" When three fun-loving husbands step forth and three chorus girls—three wives and three college boys mix up, what fun! SUE CAROL, DAVID ROLLINS, SUE CAROL, DAVID ROLLINS, SUE CAROL, DAVID ROLLINS, Richard Keene, Dixie Lee, Mick Stuart, Jean Barry, Walter Catlett. THE SCREEN'S BEST SONG AND DANCE HIT. In Addition: ORCHESTRA PE LUXE ORCHESTRA DE LUXE ORCHESTRA DE LUXE (L. D. Austin, Mus. Dir.). BOOKING.—'dox Plans at Theatre. RingTelephone 23-OSO for reservations. NOW SHOWING I DAILY. 2.30. NIGHTLY, 8 o'clock. PAILY, 2.30, NIGHTLY! 8 o'clock: (Two Screenings Christmas Day.) PARAMOUNT THEATRE. ARAMOUNT THEATRE. PARAMOUNT THEATRE. PARAMOUNT THEATRE. The Last and Final Word in Motion Picture Production! An Epic of "The Ten Commandments," Ben Hur Claßs, with Tremendously Heightened Effects Achieved by Sound and Dialogue! "NOAH'S ARK" "NOAH'S ARK" "NOAH'S ARK" "NOAH'S ARK" "NOAH'S ARK" "NOAH'S ARK" Warner Bros, and Vitaphone Super Production. CAST OF OVER 5000, Headed by DOLORES COSTELLO, DOLORES COSTELLO; GEORGE O'BRIEN, GEORGE O'BRIEN, With 30 other Principalt. TWO AMAZINGLY SPECTACULAR SEQUENCES! BIBLICAL AND MODERN! A Wonderful Sound Me ..on Picture! Eiemplifying the "Great Parallel of the Ages* }'THE DELUGE" and "THE WORLD WAR." , BOOKING.-Box Plana at Bristol and Theatre. Ring telephone 21-842 for reier. vations. "NEW QUALITY ' THEATRE •^ EW QUALITY THEATRE. Island Bay. TO-NIGHT. . TO-NIGHT. NANCY CARROLL and GARY COOPER In "THE SHOP-WORN ANGEL." "THE SHOP-WORN ANGEL." "She thought she'd met every kind of man in the world, but " TALKIE SUPPORTS. TO-MORROW -TO-MORROW CHRISTMAS DAY. SPECIAL MATINEE PROGRAMME At 2.30 p.m. Ring 14-472 for Reserves. fJAPITOL, CAPITOL, Miramar. Special Screening Xmas Day, at 8 p.m., Sixty per cent. Talking Picture 'ill ISSISS: "THE YOUNGER GENERATION " "THE YOUNGER GENERATION." With Jean Hersholt, Lina Basquette, and Ricardo Cortez. A drama of love and sacrifice of which sudden riches wreck the happiness of home and blast future hopes. '£HE CAPITOL, MIRAMAR. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. A Talkie Drama, entitled "SUBMARINE," "SUBMARINE," Featuring JACK HOLT and DOROTHY REVIER. The most powerful maritime drama yet shown 'on the screen. Don't fail to gee it. Good Supports. ' Good Supports SPECIAL SCREENING FOR XMAS "THE YOUNGER GENERATION" A 60 Per Cent. Talkie Picture. "