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Evening Post, Volume CXXII, Issue 33, 7 August 1936, Page 2

IOMGIIPS THE NIGHT Bl Wive— Uoid the Cm li j Book bj lei 51 2 7 VLL RO\DS LI \U 10 IHL Dn AmiL/im ited Iheities Ltd lODVY 21j > mil b pni IOAIORROW it II i m 2lj md S Phus. it Bcc^ s md Iheatic (IVlc phone 51-277). fcIMJKFDDIIS 10 Al VIIM Lb IM\L \Ob'SLL\ RHODLS 01 VI RIC V Mo t Jlinllmg ot Ml Pin 11 <5i is \ m v, srv\DVPD IHI j ISLM IN 10WN RIIODI b RHODI S RHODI S ' I MIODI S 1 RirODJ Ss IOIODIS v RHODLS KHODJ S RHODES - OF - VI RIC V I VI RILA I VtRIC V \l KIC V , \1 RIC V , vriUCA. VI RICA ' VI RIC \ ' | (Approved for Uni-■\ei'-il I \hibition ) LIU LIKL CIIVR4CII U^-VIIONS WALIER HUSTON is 'RHODES OSCAR HOMOLKA as "KRUGER.' BASIL SYDNEY ! ' DR JIM' FRANK CLLLIER is "B iRNAIO ' KUMAL\ is 'LOBENGULV PEGGY ■ ASHCROFT as . "OLIVE." OVER 10,000 IN THE CASJ? Special Teatmetles include WIMBLEDON TENNIS FINALS Free List Entnely Suspended Wellington's Leading Submbin Iheatto lIN ALLY 10MGHT AL 7 1) DICK POWI r L In JCH VMyS V MILLION ' ( \ppio\ed toi Linivei it Lxhibition ) In Addition TOM WALLS— RALPH LYNN — In - 'SIORAIY WEAIHLR ' (Recommended by Censor foi Vdults) Reserve at Theatre, 'Phono- 14-202. 1 OMORROW (* VTURDAYI POAI.ORROW (feVIURDVY) At 20 and 730 'l"o Glorious Voices lh i Feist or Inn i and Music KIEPURV SWARIHOUI KIEPLiRV SWARIHOOI ICIEPI/R V SW4KIHOUT KIEPUR V S W *R rilOtiT KIEPLi R V fc, W A.R J?HOUQ KIEPURA SWARTHOUT In Paramount's Cliarrjiiifr Musical Romance of Sunny Naples. "GIVL—US—ITTIfe—NIGHT ' GIVF-US— rIHIS—MGIIP ' "GIVL-US-THIS-NIGHI ' "GIVE—US-IHIS-NIGHL ' Additional Big Atliiction The Duhng of the Scieen, SHIRLEY TrMPLT: SHIRLLY T.JMPLL SsHIRLEY TL^U :>L] Singing and Dancing in "C-U-R-L-Y T-O-P. •C-U-R-L-Y T-O-P. •CU-R-LY TOP ' (Both Appro\cd foi Lnneisal 1 \hibilion ) 1 LOOK OHILDRIN Monstci Opening Mitinet ot fc lift POPI II (Lt 13 c -!iXURD\y AIORMNC-. At 10.30 o'clock. Vioi^i lmrae includes SHIRLLY ILAIPII 'CURLY IOP ( omedies, Cartoon etc Roll Up and get your Club Badges Jjiimiiiiffli bipihi ■iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiffli'iini ii I'liiii'i inn nnii^ 5 TVI LUXE THEATRE, £ r *JIC LUXE XHE-VIRE, j s LOWER HUTT j MllllliMU!!!! 111111 l I Hill lllllOlillll' Hill ffliilli Ilili „ lIIMI «||P £ FINALLY TONIGHT, At 7.30. Ihe Gajc&t of Koinintic Comedies., Robert Young — Barbara Stanwyck "RED SALUTE" Associate Feature Betto Davis — Colin Clive "GIRL I ROM 10TH AVLNUE " SATURDAY, 2.0 and 7.30 p.m. "IHINGS TO COME" ' THINGS 10 CO AIL ' Associate Feature SIANLLY LUPINO In ' HOiSI YMOON IOR LIIL Li (Ml foi Um\eisil ] \hibition ) Plans -.it Peter Pan or Do' Luxe, 03431. GR AND, P L T O \ V RAND. I'LIOKL FINALLY lOMGHJ it 730 SYLMA SYD^LY in "AIARY BURNS, FUGITIVE ' (Recommended by Censor for Adults) KAIHERINE SHEPBURNT in • "ALICE ADAJtIS" (For Universal Exhibition ) TOMORROW Ihe season's most popular musical comedy, "ANYTHING GO1S" "\NY THING GOES" With Charlie Ruggles, Tthel Sleiman, Bing Ciosby Vnd on the same ProKi'vmme RICHARD ARLFN m Haiold Bell Wnght's Exciting Story ' IHJC C VLLING OS DAN MAI LUKWS" (Both for Univeisal Lxlnbition) j MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS EARLY Plans at Haflsen's or Tel Grand, 04-OG3 FINALLY TONIGHT at 8 o'clock. At the PALACE THEATRE, PETONE ALACE 'IHEATRL, PEIONC ANN HARDING HERBERT MARSHALL In "THE LADY CONSENTS" In "THE LADY r CONSENTS." „ fKfeedmmeiided by Censor for Adults.) COMMENCING TOMORROW, at 2 p.m. (Then.Nightly. at; 8 o'clock for 3 Nights). The picture :that will give you the.most exciting -two hours ever spent in a ■ ;-- .-■■■■/■-■■ Theatre. H. G. WELLS'S -—= —;—: : ■;:-.••:/•; "THINGS .TO COME." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Also: Mickey Mouse Cartoon in Coloim, Book at Nresen'a or Tel. 63-6101