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Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 103, 28 October 1933, Page 4

WELLINGTON ENDORSES THE WORLD'S OPINION! Last Night's Brilliant House Said * ENTRANCING " — " DELIGHTFUL." PARAMOUNT? ~~^ ==s » ____^_ — — BOOK NOW—BEGG'S OR D.1.0. Here as elsewhero, the rush will be terrific. NO ADVANCE IN PRICES. TODAY, 11 a.m., 2.15 and 8 p.m. BRITISH DOMINIONS FILMS Proudly Presents JAN KIEPURA JAN KIEPURA JAN KIEPURA The Sensation o£ Europe—Young, Handsome, Debonair, with a Godgiven tenor voice \that intrigues ■ ■ and: entrances; with MAGDA SCHNEIDER, SONNIE HALE. EDMUND GWENN, ATHENE SEYLER. in Gainsborough's chef d'ouvre the WORLD'S SUPREME ENTERTAINWORLD'S SUPREME ENTERTAINMENT. , MENT. NEVER x*~N. BEFORE / \ / "TELL \ ME \ TONIGHT" / \ y NEVER \___-/ AGAIN. '■■ Approved for Universal Exhibition. And Universally Acclaimed as thePICTURE BEAUTIFUL. X HAS EVERYTHING FROM GRAND OPERA TO MODERN MEDLEY. Irresistible*comedy, Alluring romance, ENCHANTING MUSIC And an UNRIVALLED REPUTATION. READ ITS RECORDS:— MELBOURNE - 7th MONTH — Still screening. SYDNEY—Sth MONTH-*till screening. LOS ANGELES (the heart of the American industry)— 3 MONTHS. AUCKLAND—StiII booming. BOX PLANS FOR SEASON At Begg'e, D.1.C., Theatre, Tel. 51-842. CHORTT'S THEATRE. THEATRE. . Continuous from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. An Entertainment that will be the talk of Wellington. RICHARD DIX, ' ' GWILI ANDRE (The Screen's New Entrancing Beauty), In "ROAR OF THE DRAGON." "ROAR OF THE DRAGON." . (Recommended for Adults:) Tartar hordes in savage fury, looted, burned, and loved. The trembling huddle of defenceless souls called on one man to . . stop a bandit army. "ROAR OF THE DRAGON." A blood-and-steel drama of Manchuria ripped from the news that shocked the world. Second Big Attraction: TOM KEENE In '•SON OF THE BORDER." "SON OF, THE BORDER." A Thrilling Drama of the West. QUEEN'S THEATRE. UEEN'S THEATRE. QUEEN'S THEATRE. . TONIGHT -8 - TONIGHT. TONIGHT —' 8 — TONIGHT. Action! . Speed! Thrills! TOM MIX — And — TOM MIX TOM MIX - TONY - TOM MIX TOM MIX — JR. - TOM MIX TOM. MIX — A new — TOM MIX TOM. MIX -wonder Horse- TOM MIX TOM MIX — to - TOM MIX TOM MIX— Thrill and — TOM MIX TOM MIX — Entertain — TOM MIX TOM MIX— . You! —TOM MIX In a Smashing, Crashing, Dashing, Picture Presenting a —^--PETER B.- KYNE -. — PETER B. KYN.E Story of Red Courage and Sizzling Action, "FLAMING GUNS" —— "FLAMING GUNS" —— ■'■ "FLAMING GUNS" ' —^— " FLAMING GUNS " (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) ! Queen's Family Prices. TWO BRITISH FEATURES. NOW SHOWING. ;vrEW PRINCESS THEATRE. PRINCESS THEATRE. 'Continuous, 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Daily. A THRILL FOR ALL,. 1 "THE FLYING SQUAD." "THE FLYLNG SQUADi" ./ ;.•;. . ■; ■ Co-starring Carol Goodner and Harold Huth. ; Edgar' Wallace's super-masterpiece now a talkie thriller—with sixty exciting mo? merits a minute,, of Britain's greatest crime ; suppressing branch of' the Police! Nol 2— A' Screen Sensation. • ;. '.', JERRY VERNO . ■:...., in "HOTEL SPLENDIDE." /'HOTEL- SPL'ENDIDE." Here's a British, comedy mystery drama that will surprise and entertain^ '■■ j JXnis programme recommended for Adults. Bos' Plan "at' Theatre/ Telephone 42-580.' r , ~-,_ A BRITISH SUCCESS —«-.."!■ I; :/SCREENING .CONTINUOUSLY,'' j f '~- U a.m. to 10 p.m. daily. ;' i | IOTtITANNIA' THEATRE, j | J-»RITANNIA THEATRE. I \ London's Broadcast Melody Hero, on • the Screen! ; ' 4 ; JACK PAYNE -;•—: [•. ■• ' And His • • -.. ~'. Pi JHTORLD-FAMOUS ORCHESIRA ' ; \ "SAY IT .WITH MUSIC."' ' ! "SAY IT WITH MUSIC." ; i, :-f SAY IT • WITH- MUSIC." ! tJNIQUE AND- EXTRAORDINARY. ' 'A FILM GALAXY OF BEAUTU'UL ! MELODIOUS NOVELTIES. v Yon will enjoy this talking triumph that is Britain's answer to " VIENNESE NIGHTS." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) SELECTED ADDED ATTRACTIONS. Beautiful Scenic and Travelogue — "MoonBght Sonata" and Dancing Itens — Nature Scenes. Box Plan ct Theatre. Telephone 40-618. SEASIDE PICTURES, LYALL BAY. " TONIGHT ONLY,' at 8 o'clock. 1 The Big Guns of Fun in a Riot of ■■'■ Nautical Nonsense. JESSIE MATTHEWS r- FRED KERR, •' "In ■■■■■■ '.' "THE MIDSHIEMAID." ;; , f'THE MIDSHIPMAID." # 'lApproved for Universal Exhibition.) . [£-':Merry Mermaid. Causes .Consternation, ■ • , in the Fleet. ■:■ ■ ■ SELECTED .SHORT SUB JECTS. ; Box Plan at' Theatre or Telephone 16-893.. TSMPIRE .THEATRE, ISLAND BAY/ *!<: THIS EVENING, at 8 o'clock. A Big Special Weekend Programme! lf-4 "MADE ON BROADWAY," ; With EGBERT- MONTGOMERY, ;;■ . . . .- SALLY EILERS. 'A; laughable story of a wise-cracking "wise guy." Bright lights and throbbing music. It's special! 2—Charlie Chase in "Young Ironsides." . 2-^Musical Revue, VWild; People." . 4-^Metrdtqhe Newsreel. . ; s—Fox Movietone News. , ; (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) ■ I>EGAL v THEATRE, KARORI. •"! THIS EVENING, at 8 o'clock. A Great. Weekend Programme! M.G.M.'s Big Special: "THE WHITE SISTER," With Clark' Gable, Helen Hayes, Lewis' Stone. A great success as a silent production, A greater success as a "talkie." You'll never forget it! Excellent Supporting Programme. _ . JApproved for Universal Exhibition.)