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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 38, 14 February 1930, Page 2

I ' ■■ ■ ~~~t THE ■ PARAMOUNT THEATRIi J-he paramount theatre the paramount theatrii (New Zealand's Leading "Talkie" Theatre.) ■ FOURTH BIG WEEK .'. FOURTH BIG WEEK STARTS TO-DAY! STARTS TO-DAY! Owing to Heavy Bookings '.n other centres it has been found impossible to extern the season beyond this, the i'ouvth week "THE DESERT SONG" THEREFOR! DEFINITELY CONCLUDES ITS WEL LINCTON SEASOII NEXT THUKS DAY. LAST FIVE MATINEES! lAST FIVE MATINEES! LAST SIX EVENINGS! LAST . SIX EVENINGS! The Warner Bros.' and Vitaphone Colossal Operetta (With Natural Colour), "THE DESERT SONG" "THE DESERT SONG' " THE DESERT SONG" " THE DiCSEK'i SONG" "THE DESERT SONG" " THE DESERT SONG" "THE DESERT SONG" "THE DESERT SONG" " THE DESERT SONG" " THE DESERT SONG" "THE DESERT SONG" "THE DESERT SONG" "THE DESERT SONG" "THE DESERT SONG" "THE DESERT SONG" • " THE' DESERT SONG" "THE DESERT SONG" "THE DESERT SONG" .«THE DESERT SONG" "THE DESERT SONG" " THE DESERT SONG" " THE DESERT- SONG" A staggering succession of .LV.vitcniui Songs presented with the boundless magni ficence that reaches tho unsurmountabl heights of unparalleled entertainmentan epochal production that will live for ever in your memory! ( With ' JOrJN BOLES, JOHN IOLES, CARLOTTA KING, CARLOTTA KING. Louiso Fazenda, Johnny Arthur, Bdwari Martindel, Otto Hoffman, Myrna Loy, an< others, including 110 D—MCERS —- 104 -^OIUSXERB J.)4 SINGERS 109 MUSICIANS -:s.\ ■ ' ,/ ' 'y BOX PLANS.at Bristol and Theatre Ring Tel, ?! "«2 {fir Res rvations. j THE KING'S THEATRE. J-HE KING'S THEATRE. I (Best Sound in Town.) COMMENCING TO-DAY! COMMENCING TO-DAY! . (Matinee Daily, 2.30.) ' (Matinee Daily, 2.30.) v ANOTHER OF THE BIG RETURN SEASON ATTRACTIONS AT -POPULAR PRICES! Metro-Gojdwyn's Great Dramatic ■ Triumph! k Great Star in an All-dialogue Mo'tioi Picture -Marvel! KUTH CHATTERTON • RUTH CHATTERTON RUTH CHATTERTON RUTH CHATTERTON RUTH CHATTERTON^ - : RUTH CHATTERTON In . "MADAME X." "MADAJIE X." "MADAME X." "MADAME X." "MADAME X." "MADAME X." • "MADAME X." '-;■ With , .LEWIS STONE, LEWIS STONE, RAYMOND HACKETT. ' RAYMOND HACKETT. The All-talking Picture's Greatest Triumph! A marvellous play brought to the screen with a magic of direction and emotional acting that have swept all before them! THE PRODUCERS OF "THE I BROADWAY MELODY" HAVE BROUGHT ANOTHER GREAT MASTERPIECE TO -THE SCREEN!, ■ BOOKING.—Box Plans at Bristol. Price Scale: Is to 2s 9d. THE QUEEN'S THEATRE. , HE QUEEN'S THEATRE. TO-NIGHT—B—TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT-S—TO-NIGHT, With , MATINEE TO-MORROW, 2.30. No. 1: ' ; A PARAMOUNT PICTURE! "Manhattan Cocktail" starts fast and fin ishes faster, unwinding with a verve tha should make it one of the. most pbpulai v entertainments in months. "MANHATTAN COCKTAIL." " MANHATTAN COCKTAIL." "MANHATTAN COCKTAIL." Brimful of scintillating scenes and viva •aous peVsonalitiea.. Brilliant! Refresh ing! With NANCY CARROLL, NANCY CARROLL, RICHARD ARLEN, RICHARD ARLEN, PAUL LUKAS; PAUL LUKAS, And Large. Supporting Cast. No. 2: . : IHRILLING DRAMA OF MODER2 LOVES, LIVES, AND INTRIGUES! "PLAYTHINGS" "PLAYTHINGS" "PLAYTHINGS" "PLAYTHINGS" With ESTELLE BRODY and an Accomplished Cast. QUEEN'S POPULAR PRICES f__ TO-NIGHT'S STUPENDOUS DOUBLE ■ FEATURE BILL AT 8 O'CLOCK. KILBIRNIE KINEMA. ILBIRNIE KINEMA. !An AniSzing Revelation of the Gay Lif of Models" and Artists in tho . Lati: ..■:.. ....-:.".- Quarter. OLIVE BORDEN and HUGE CAST i ■•' • "THE SECRET STUDIO." "THE SECRET STUDIO." . ■ Screened in conjunction with "THE WAR HORSE." 1 "THE WAR HOUSE.1; Iwo Attractive and Entertaining Specials ■ . Don't Miss Them. Keuerve at Theatre, Tel. 14-202.