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Evening Post, Volume CXXII, Issue 36, 11 August 1936, Page 2

LAST THREE DAYS! H^AJ^TIF]-^ Specially Heated fpr Your Comfort. Direction: FullcivHayward Theatres, Ltd. DAILY AT It a.m., 2.15 and 8 p.m. ROBERT MONTGOMERY ROBERT MONTGOMERY KOBEIiT MONTGOMERY ROBERT MONTGOMERY ROBERT MONTGOMERY ROBERT MONTGOMERY ROBERT MONTGOMERY In Metro-Goldwyn-ilnycr's Sparkling Cgmedy, I "PETTICOAT FEVER." I I "PETTICOAT FEVER." "PETTICOAT FEVER." "PETTICOAT FEVER." "PETTICOAT FEVER." I I I - "PETTICOAT FEVER." I I I "PETTICOAT FEVER." | | Together for the First Time since "When Ladies Meet," with lovely MYRNA LOY MYUNA LOY MYRNALLOrY r MYRNA LOY MYRNA LOY MYRNA LOY MYRNA LOY And -—• REGINALD OWEN. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) "■ FRIDAY NEXT—. , ANOTHER WONDERFUL ENTERTAINMENT! Laughs Chase Tlrrills Around the Clock in Metrq-GoldwyivMayer's Exciting Mystery-Comedy! The Dashing Hero of "Mutiny on the , Bounty," FRAXCHOT TOXE, KRANCHOT -TONE, FRANCHOT TON I!. FHANCHOT TONE; FRANCHOT TOXE, FRANCHOT TONE, KRANCHOT TONE, FRANCHOT TONE, ' In a Gaj-, Romantic Treat full of Laughs' and Thrills, "THE UNGUARDED HOUR." " THE UNGUARDED HOUR." "THE UNGUARDED HOUR." "THE UNGUARDED HOUR," "THE UNGUARDED HOUR." "THE UX TGUARDED HOUR." "THE UNGUARDED HOUR," "THE UNGUARDED HOUR," "THE UNGUARDED HOUR," "THE UNGUARDED HOUR," With tho Loveliest Girl on the Screen, LORETTA YOUXG, ■ LORETTA YOUNG, LORETTA YOUNG, • LORETTA YOUNG, LQRETTA YOUNG, LORETTA YOUNG, I LORETTA YOUNG. LORETTA YOUNG, LEWIS STQXE, LEWIS STONIC, ■LEWIS STONE, ROLAND YOUNG, 1 ROLAND YOUXG, ROLAND YOUXG, JESSIE RALPH, and DUDLEY DLGGES. It's all about Jove tangled with blackmailers and worse. . . and the way it gets out of a ticklish situation will hand . you your gayest romantic thrill! (Rocpmmcndod by Censor for Adults.) A Superlative Supporting Programme --- ■ includes: * , EAURKL;' atid HARDYLAUREL and HARDY LAUREL and HARDY in their newest convulsion "THICKER THAN WATE R." "THICKER THAN WATER." "POLO." (Pete Smith Sports Thrill.) •'• Etc. ■> Plans 'at'D.LC.aud Theatre. (Tel* 45-100). Direction, Sir Benjamin Fuller. TONIGHT AT 8. . . DAILY AT 2.15. A. TIP-TOP MYSTERY DRAMA. ■EDMUND LOWE, EDMUND LOWE, In The Thrilling Philo. Vance Mystery Drama, "THE GARDEN ■ "THE GARDEN "THE GARDEN . MURDER CASE." MURDER CASE," MURDER CASE." (Recommended by Censor for Adults,) Only Philo Vance can solve I these amazing murders!" Mystery chills, laughs, and romantic . thrills in S, S. Van newest screen sensa- I tion! | Plan at D.I.C. Theatre Tel. 51-775. <fTALKIE TESTS^>THE FIRST SERIES OF SUBJECTS AVILL BE SCREENED AT ST. JAMES THEATRE ST. JAMES THEATRE NEXT FRIDAY NEXT FRIDAY" FULL SOUND AND FILM TESTS HAVE BEEN TAKEN BY TELEVISION FILM CORP. UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MR. CECIL SCOTT, MR. CECIL SCOTT, Late of .Effteo Films, Aust. SEE AND HEAR YOUR FAVOURITE ON THE SCREEN. WELLINGTON'S GREATEST CINEMA EVENT. OEASIDE THEATRE, LYALL BAY. SEASIDE THEATRE. LYALL BAY. 7.30 ' .TONIGHT 7.30 And WEDNESDAY. RONALD COLEMAN, JOAN BENNETT, In "THE MAN WHO BROKE THE BANK AT MONTE CARLO." — And —' JAN KIEPURA, SONNIE HALE, . ' In - "MY HEART IS CALLING." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) The Usual Excellent Supporting Programme will be screened. THURSDAY—FRIDAY. The Most Talked-of Picture for Months "MR. DEEDS GOES TO TOWN." With GABJE COOPEEa JEAN 'ARTHUR,