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Evening Post, Volume CXIV, Issue 91, 14 October 1932, Page 2

FOCUSING THE ATTENTION OF EVERY WELLINGTON PICTUREGOER UPON HER LATEST AND GREATEST TRIUMPH! "THE GLORIOUS ELISSA" ST. JAMES 2.15 and s' p.m. The Glorious Star of "The Yellow Ticket" and "Devil's Lottery" excels all her previous successes! ELISSA LANDI ELISSA LANDI ELISSA LANDI ■ <rf •■' ELISSA LANDI ?;'^ !- ELISSA LANDI >' : :: ELISSA LANDI ' Her charm equalled only by her intelligent acting. With PAUL LUKAS, WARNER OLAND PAUL LUKAS, WARNER OLAND) ALEXANDER KIRKLAND. In the Season's Sensational Play, "BURNT OFFERING" • "BURNT OFFERING" ■- "BURNT OFFERING" -— ■- "BURNT OFFERING" "BURNT OFFERING" ■ "BURNT OFFERING" Woman of mystery ... a lovely flower in. a West African military outpost . . . dreading all nieu and one in particular . . . seeking future happiness . . . haunted by the shadows of the past . . until ...??, (Recommended for Adult Audiences.) SELECTED SUPPORTS: '■THE MELTING POT." (Technicolour Gem.) TRAVELOGUE - 2 FOX NEWSREELS, ETC. Plans at the Bristol or Theatre (51-775) after 5 p.m. MAJESTIC FOUR SESSIONS: AJESTIC 11 a.m., 2.15 p.m., MAJESTIC 5 p.m., 8 p.m. Shoppers' Session 5-7. JOHN BARRYMORE JOHN BARRYMORE Now he brings His genius to Drama drenched In thi vivid colours Of To-day! A MODERN ROLE FOR BARRYMORE! Out of the glamorous past of Painted Make-up and Costume Romance. . . into a part packed with stinging fact, rolled straight off the front pages, and played by a star of unparalleled magnitude! "STATE'S ATTORNEY." With HELEN TWELVETREES, WILLIAM BOY.D, MARY DUNCAN. ('"A" Cert.—Adult Recommendation.) ALSO:— PATHE NEWS. . "SPORTLIGHT." COMEDY; ■ Bos Plans Bristol and Theatre,.Tel-. 45-100. J»EGAL THEATRE, KARORI. Joan Crawford, Robert Montgomery in 1— "LETTY LYNTON." (Recommended more especially for adults.) Two great stars at their very peak in an amazing drama that you'll never forget. FULL SUPPORTS. SATURDAY, 2.30 p.m. Buck Jones, "DESERT VENGEANCE." C A tPJJ£ L ™THEATIIE' MIRAMAK. V LAST NIGHT. LAST NIGHT. Laughs and more laughs without measure in "A TAILOR-MADE MAN." William Haines, supported by • Dorothy Jordan, in a hilarious comedy. See Haines nse from a clothes presser to a high financier and high romance. It is amusine STRONG SUPPORTS. MATINEE SATURDAY, at 2.15 p.m. "SPLINTERS IN THE NAVY." A British. Picture, setting a new standard m laughter; it's real good fun. Also Episode 2 of "Danger Island." Box Plan at Theatre, or Tel. 16-545. RETURN OF LAST WEEK'S SENSATIONAL CONTEST. WRESTLING! WRESTLING! • vv BEETLING! WRESTLING! TOWN HALL. MONDAY NEXT. MONDAY NEXT. 8 p.m. , AL KARASICK (Russia), V. DEAN DETTON (U.S.A.). Amateurs: Preliminaries: Selected Amateur Bouts. Usual prices. Booking: Humphrey's, Manners street. The sensational nature of the last bout is resulting in heavy booking, so patrons are advteed to BOOK EARLY! "XT Z. ACADEMY OF FINE - ARTS. ANNUAL EXHIBITION. NOW OPEN DAILY IN THE ART GALLERY, Whitmore street. Hours: 10 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. and 7.30 lo 9 p.m. CLOSING SATURDAY. Admission, Is. Art Union Tickets, 14, E. D. GORE, Secretary. ST. BARNABAS', ROSENEATH. ANNUAL BAZAAR In ROSENEATH SCHOOL, SATURDAY, 15th OCTOBER, 2.30 to • 10 p.m. Lady Buckleton will open the Bazaar at | 3 p.m. (To-morrow). WELLINGTON COLLEGE OLD BOYS' ASSOCIATION. MONDAY, 24th OCTOBER, 1932 (LABOUR DAY.) OLD BOYS' DAY ON COLLEGE GROUNDS. Usual Competitions with Present Boys from 9.15 a.m. Tickets ss, including Lunch and Afternoon Tea. Unveiling of the Walter Bethune Memorial at 3 p.m. DANCE AT ADELPIII CABARET from 5.30 p.m. Subscription: Double 12s Grl, Single 6s 6<l. W. W. COOK, Hon. Secretary. TXANDIEST. Car Park, Wakefield-st., -"-•*- nest Magnus. Motors; 6d day, 2a 6d week, Independent Motors Car Park,