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Evening Post, Volume CXIX, Issue 31, 6 February 1935, Page 2

LAST TWO DAYS! 2.15 and 8 p.m. warner baxter, warner baxter warner Baxter! In this Spectacular Epic of the Air— " "HELL IN THE HEAVENS" "HELL IN THE HEAVENS*" "HELL IN THE HEAVENS/ With Herbert Mundin, Andy Dcvi no BOX PLAN& AT DJ.O. ANDTHEATRE (Telephone 51-595). (Approved for Universal Inhibition) CTATE THEATRE THEATRE. STATE THEATRE. Dir.—Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. FRIDAY NEXT, FRIDAY. NEXT. An exhilarating laugh-feast built to accommodate .the. insane antics of these two comedians— / BERT \ ' /^ROm?\ ", / BERT \ / ROBT. A I WHEELER I . I WOOLSEY I \ WHEELER/ A WOOLSEY / ■ in ■■■ .' ! / 'KENTUCKY \ .-.';• ./ "KENTUCKY \ \ KERNELS." • \ KERNELS." I These cuckoo comics make meuimeiifc and melody as two mad magician's who invade Kentucky clans to change a feud into a fiesta, with fun and fiolic. - COMINGSOON. The Most Glorious Musical Romance o£ all time— GRACE MOORE in "ONE NIGHT OP LOVE." (All Approved for Universal Exhibition.) LAST TWO DAYS I "A CUP OP KINDNESS." '■'-. CUP OF KINDNESS." CUP OF KINDNESS." CUP OF KINDNESS." (Recommended by Censor for^ Adults.) The Players: ■ Fred Tutt ......... TOM WALLS Charlie Tutt RALPH LYNN E. Ramsbotham Robertson Hare Betty Ramsbotham .. Dorothy Hyson Stanley Tutt Claude Hulbert etc. / * '■..■' DLAZA. Plan at Bcgg's *■ LAZA. Sessions: 2.15 and 8. PLAZA. Theatre Te>phone 51-277. (Dir.—Amalgamated Theafres, Ltd.) COMMLXCIXU TRIDAY NEXT! JOHN IRENE BOLES DUNNE BOLES . . DUNNE BOLES . DUNNE Together again for the first time since "Back Street," In Edith. Whartou's Prize Novel, v "THE AGE OF INNOCENCE" "THE AGE OF INNOCENCE" "THE AGE OF INNOCENCE." "THE AGE OF INNOCENCE." (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) pALACE THEATRE, PETONE X TONIGHT, at 8 o'clock. The Kccord-bieakjng Sucrcss— "SONG OF TUX PLOUGH." (Approved for Unneisal Exhibition.) With STEWART ROME, ROSALIND FULLER ALLAN JEAVES, KENNTH KUVE. AND BRILLIANT CAST. You'll lave a giudge against yourself if you xnibs this pictuie. Full Supporting Progiamme including the Funeral of Archbishop Redwood. - QRAND THEATRE, PETONE. TONIGHT AT 8 Splendid Double-Feature Programme. W. C. FIELDS, With ALISON SKIPWORTH, JACQUELINE WELLS, and Notable Cast, In the Hilarious Comedy— "TILLIE AND GUS." Also: RICHARD ARLEN, JUDITH ALLEN GUY STANDING, CHARLEY GRAPEWIN, In the Thulling Diama of the Wateriront "HELL AND HIGH WATER." ' (Both approved for Universal Exhibition ) S EASIDE to P S RES, B LYALLBAY-. "ALICE IN WONDERLAND "' "ALICE IN WONDERLAND'" "ALICE IN WONDERLAND" "ALICE IN WONDERLAND" "ALICE IN WONDERLAND." "ALICE IN WONDERLAND." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) With Charlotte Henry as Alice and an All-etar Cast. Excellent Supporting Programme. Tel. 16-393 for Reservations. TfMPIRE THEATRE, ISLAND BAY I ■L* THIS EVENING, at 8 o'clock. I The Big Show of 1935! 1— "DANNY BOY." I "DANNY BOY.' , With a Laige All-star Cast. I It's new! It's diffeient! You'll love it! 2- "SONG AT EVENTIDE." "SONG AT EVENTIDE." Romance and la lghter blended in a per-' feet picture! I SPECIAL NOTE.—Owing to the length of this programme "Song at Eventide" will commence promptly at 8 o'clock. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) FUNERAL NOTICES. ~ mSE Friends'of the late Mr. Micha.-l ••*-' "Tracy are invited to attend his Funeral, which will leave St; Mary ot the Angels, Boulcott "Street, Tomorrow (Thursday), February 7, 1935, at 2.30 p.m. for the Cemetery, Karori. ' A Requiem Mass will be celebrated at 9 a.nv., to which all friends are invited ■'; E. MORRIS, JUN., LTD., " Funeral Directors. ' Tel.. 52-158. - . ' -