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Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 34, 10 February 1933, Page 2

T)E LUXE THEATRE. ■^E- LUXE - THEATRE. DE LUXIS THEATRE. NOW SHOWING (TWICE DAILY, 2.30 and 8 p.m.) Astounding Fox Movietone Success. THE SENSATION OF THE YEAR! THE SENSATION OF THE YEAR! Here is surely the most amazing talking picture yet produced ! "SIX HOURS TO LIVE." "SIX HOURS TO LIVE." "SIX HOURS TO LIVE." "SIX HOURS TO LIVE." "SIX HOURS TO LIVE." "SIX HOURS l.ro LIVE." "SIX HOURS "JO LIVE." "SIX HOURS TO LIVE." (Recommended by Censor for Adults). IN SIX SWIFT HOURS .... He had to correct the mistakes of a lifetime . . , avenge his own ' murder . . . save his country from ruin . . , rescue the girl he loved from an eternity of unhappiness. Starring . WARNER. BAXTER. At WARNER BAXTER. His :. ■ WARNER BAXTER. Best. WARNER BAXTER. WARNER BAXTER. WARNER BAXTER, Whose brilliant performance as CAPTAIN PAUL ONSLOW is nothing short of marvellous. JOHN BOLES — MIRIAM JORDAN JOHN BOLES — MIRIAM JORDAN JOHN BOLES — MIRIAM JORDAN Two outstanding and . popular players supported by a fine cast. "S-I-X H-O-U-R-S T-0 L-I-V-E" "S-I-X, H-O-U-R-S T-0 L-I-V-E" is a challenge to your emotions. It searches the deep wells of your being. It probes the secret places of your heart, exalts your senses, thrills your imagination. FROM ORIGINAL STORY "AUF' WIEDERSEHEN," BY GORDON MORRIS AND MORTON BARTEAUX. In Addition: DE LUXE SUPPORTING SUBJECTS. (Another Splendid List.) BOX PLANS BRISTOL AND THEATRE. OHORTT'S: THEATRE. THEATRE Continuous from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. COMMENCING TO-DAY, A colossal production with Lightning Action! Spine-tingling Thrills! j _ Stout-hearted Romance! Delightful Comedy! •■CARNIVAL BOAT." "CARNIVAL BOAT." "'CARNIVAL BOAT." "CARNIVAL BOAT." "CARNIVAL BOAT."'•CARNIVAL BOAT." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) An amazing picture of stark realism, thrilling, adventure, arid daring deeds ■ in the ; lumber camps: o: the Pacific .Coast. .Featuring . : . WILLIAM BOYD WILLIAM BOYD As a fearless, fighting son of. the Big : Timber. ■ - ws™ s°,5 LEE' GINGER ROGERS, FRED KOHLER, GINGER. ROGERS^ . HOBART BOSWORTH. . HOBART BOSWORTH. The greatest picture of the year. Now shown tart' the first time in "'." Wellington. "CARNIVAL BOAT." "CARNIVAL BOAT." Depicting a he-man battle for love and honour in the Big Woods. A story of gripping entertainment that •will appeal to every man, woman, and child. .SPLENDID SUPPORTS. . SPLENDID SUPPORTS. Reserves at Theatre or Tel. 41-219. BBB6S.- ■. ."-ass . Continuous from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. '■' :-..- ■' • Presents '' . ; ''• . • AVIATION'SJrGKBATESTrTHRILL. .• A Picture that has made Screen.Higtory.i "H-E-L-L D-I-V-E-R-S." "H-E-L-L D-I-V-E-R-S." •'••H-B^lf^^V-E-R-S?^--^- • ; "U-E-L-L p-I-V-E-R.S." , . "HJE-L : LxB-I-V-ErR-S." : . "H^E-L-L D-I-V-E-R-S.".- . •"H-L-Lii 'M-V-E-R-S." : "H-E-L-L D-I-V-E-R-5.".. : ; {■Approved for" Universal; Exhibition.) ~ " " "Featuring WALLACE'BEERY ' \- • And CLARK GABLE. :. -Supported by Conrad Nagel, Dorothy Jordan, Cliff Edwards, John .Mil jah, Marjorie Rambeau, Marie Prevost. He bluffed, fought, and blustered, but he couldn t defeat the rising generation. ....'.- .ADDITIONAL: V BRITANNIA FEATURETTES. Bos Plan at Theatre or TeL 40-618. Continuous; from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. The strangest love story ever brought to the screen. CLIVE BROOKFeatUrinS clive_brqqk,,. claudette. colbert, - . : claudette colbert! .' ''./' ■'■'■:,-: in ■.-...' .g|S|S:IISgll : :: : ||f|,pßs{?iiliSi!;: "THE MAN FROM YESTERDAY." (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) A Strange—Gripping— and Utterly Abj .sorbing. Drama. ; . . "' ■". " •' .Also' • ■' "^ NEW PRINCESS FEATURETTES The .-Serial, "JUNGLE MYSTERY; 1' Popular Family' Prices: Stalls Is. Circle Is-od.--. '■.'•"-'■ .: ■ ■ Theatre.Tel.. No.--42-580.V 4 EXTRAORDINARY DOUBLE ATTRACTION. QUR;,, ..MHEiATRE, NEWTOWN WUR nxT JHEATRE NEWTOWn! TO-NIGHT, 745. TO-NIGHT. '. .."."STREET. QF,WOMSN." : With _Kay Francis and 1 Roland Young, in a mighty drama, sleeping to a surprising : ' .climax. .-..., ■ • (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) "FIFTY .MILLION FRENCHMEN." ■ Gay, uproaraus comedy. Whoopee a la ■■'■'■ ' Paris, if H IOXt d .^ov universal exhibition.) i «£™-^?T roSfI 1* a SUPER SPECIAL. Amid the furies of Nature, the primitive passions o£ rneii against a background oi • tropic thrills and perils. .- (Jxecommended by Censor for Adults.) Beyond the outposts of civilisation a thrilling story in a setting of terror. Saturday Afternoon—Somethiug new foi the children. A supreme thriller, "CORNERED." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) ©PORTS! SPORTS! ' SPORTS! CYCLING CHAMPIONSHIPS, CYCLING CHAMPIONSHIPS,' ' . ■PETONE OVAL, TO-MORROW, ' (SATURDAY), AT 2.15 P.M. Dewar Shield Competition. All Scratch Races. Admission, Is. Relief- Workers, fid. ; 'Extra Buses Leave Hotel Cecil. ■'..■■- . C. A. WILLIS, Hon. Sec, ' - Wellington Centre.