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Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 137, 8 December 1930, Page 2

ri^HE PARAMOUNT THEATRE. l-J-nE PARAMOUNT THEATRE. (Coilrten.i' place.) NOW SHOWING: DAILY, at l!.3O. NIGHTLY, at S. A Real Entertainment You'll Enjoy. 'A THJSILLING ALL-TALKIE WITH A GltEA rr APPEAL. ■RICHAKD DIX. RICHARD DIX. RICHARD DIX. In tho Action-packed Talkie Success— "SHOOTING STRAIGHT." "SHOOTING STRAIGHT." '•SHOOTING STRAIGHT." "SHOOTING STRAIGHT." [With MARY LAWLOR and a Great Cas,L. ADDITIONA L ATTR ACTION: , A Splendid Feature Length British. I * Coined} — '•THE NEW WAITER," '•THE NEW WAITER," Which/ Stars, the Renowned BAERIB OLIVER, -»ith DONALD HARRY and j, Big Atecmbl.igp. In Addition: J Audio Souud lValm-oUf^. PARAMOUNT POPULAR PRICES. Box Plan at The Bristol and Theatre, rnHE QUEEN'S THEATRE 'J-HE QUEEN'S THEATRE (Upper Cuba slicet). AGAIN TO-NIGHT, S O'CLOCK. Big Two-Star Bill! IVo. 1— PATHE DRAMATIC TRIUMPH. 'A great play on tho stage—au even greater picture on the screen. . "THE AWFUL TRUTH," '•THE AWFUL TRUTH," Starring tho Brilliant IN A CLAIRE, INA CLAIRE, With HENRY DANIEL, THEODORE YON ELTZ, and a Noted Cast. *"' ""a LAUGIJM. SECOND! Thrills, Romance? and Laughter! • "THE SOPHOMORE." "THE SOPHOMORE,"' An All-Action Talkie llil, With EDDIE QUILLAN, ,IEANErfTE LOFF, SALLY O'NEILL, And a laigo supporting unit. BOX PLANS AT THE THEATRE. • QUfiKN'S PRICES: la to 2a Sd. tdritannfa tlieatue. •Okitannlv theatre. best and most. 'By lar tho Best Continuous Talkie Shou iv Wellington. Continuous from U a.m. to 10 p.m. HEAR Money! Money! Moucy! HEAR LAND The cry of Wall sticcl. AND SEE Lilo loi Money. Love loi SKt Money! «£ORGfc! IJANCROF'P in OEORGB BANCROFT iv OEORGL BANCROFT in "THE WOLF OF YC7 LL STREET." "THE WOLF OF WA-LL STREET." ' "THE WOLF OV WALL STREET." "THE WOLF OF WALL STREET." 'THE WOLF OF WALL STREET." "THE WOLF OF WALL STREET." 4KAR Lnughs as Wall Street HEAR \ND seethes in tormented frenzy. AND SEE '"Revenge!" snarls "The .SEE Wolf!1' In addition: BRITANNIA FEATURETTE*. ' BRITANNIA FEATURETTES. Box Plan at Theatre or Tel. 40-818. TV) ' \OU KNOW WIIEHh "A L A D V '' S -i; L^ R, LNDL 11 S 1 ■ "' ?? V fPHE ARTC-lAFT THEATRE. IiHE AIITGKAFJL' THEATRE. (Opp. Parliament Buildings.) FINAL PRESENTATION OK This All-Talking Laugh Tonic. TO-KIGHT-At S-TO-NIGHT. The Woild's G tea test Stage ComcdUii. SEYMOUR HICKS, - , SEYMOUR HICKS, Cavorting on the Talking Screen, in "SLEEPING PARTNERS." -SLEEPING PARTNERS.; "SLEEPING PARTNERS." '•SLEEPING PARTNERS." "SLEEPING PARTNERS." ' "SLEEPING PARTNERS." "A" Certificate—Adult Andiences. 'A -sophisticated and thoroughly entertaining picture, sparkling with bon raot.« nnd epigrammatic wit. With also 'jEdna Best, Lyn Harding, Herbert \Wuing, Marguerite Allen, David Paget. Join in the comedy riot with a beuutiftil inauied lady, an irate husband, and :\ notorious London bacheloi. ARTCRAFT SUPPORTING - FEATURETTES. 'COMMENCING TO-MORROW, at S v in. The Flown of the F.ft«(. ANNA MAY WONG, In 'I HE FLAME OF LU\ X.' "THE FLAME QL<' LOVE." "THE FLAME OF LOVE.'' •THE FLAME OF LOVE." ■Sox Plan, Tel. 43-068, alter 6.30 p.in nno you' know when -A LADY S U ft REND E II S " I?MPIRE THEATRE, ISLAND BAY. •EiMPIRE THEATRE, ISLAND BAY. THIS EVENING AT 8 o'clock. "CLANCY TN WALL STREET." "CLANCY IN WALL STREET." With CHARLIE MURRAY. Jl'he funniest comedy of the great Stoclc Jlarket e\er made. An hilarious epic of a suckei' who lost his shirt. SPLENDID SOUND SUPPORTS. Commencing Wednesday—Universal* mighty special, all-talking, '•THE STORM." "THE STORM," '•THE STORM." Don't Forget! WEDNESDAY NEXT. rpEGAL THEATRE, KARORI. ■** TO-JJIGHT, S o'clock, TO-NIGHT. G.R4.ND DOUBLE-FEATURI': BILL. 1- -'THE RACKETEER" ("'.V Cert., Recommended ior Adult1-') AVilli Itobeit Armstrong aiirl t'mol Loinliard. A ticmendous stoiy of hiph societi and the- daifc undcrwoikl of ivhic.li he was i he Taai. You'll thrill to it. 2-'"CfflS THING CALLED LOVE." fA" Ceit., Recommended loi AdullO With Edmund Lowe and CoiifcUncc Uciijiott. Drama, thrills,, laughs—these three elements make this tho most outstanding m.nriase drama of 'the year. iOuii theatre! newtowk! TO-NIGHT, 7.45 TO-NIGHT. BETTY COMPSON "n the Groat Talking Masterpiece, "CZAR OF BROADWAY." '•'CZAR OF BROADWAY." (Adult Audience recommendation). There's thrilling romance in this true life fltory of the cabaret girl whose heart was won by the reporter who came to expose her boss—the Czar o£ Broadway. Splendid Sound Supports. rUPITOL THEATRE, MIRAMAR. .VAPITOL THEATRE, MIRAMAR. Final Screening TO-NIGHT. "NEW YORK NIGHTS." "NEW YORK NIGHTS." (Adult Audiences.) COM MENCTNG TO-MO RRO W *|irii,il Uoiible-I'c.jtuLe Pi.cjgi.iiiiiiii' "JAZZ HEAVEN." "JAZZ; HEAVEN.' And "THE VERY IDEA." "%RB VKRY WZA." fjUJefaM ■A«t<ftj«fc ftjMj*iar|Bttjjic>BiU. .