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Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue 85, 12 April 1937, Page 2

HERE'S A GREAT Slio'W TONIGHT. thI^SiIWSrI! RIVOLI THEATRE IVOLI THEATRE, NEWTOWN. '__ ; — • : ■ ' TONIGHT AND TOMORROW, 8 o'clock. Shorts from 7 p.m. WINI SHVW-- PHIL REGAN WINI SHAW — PHILKEGA^: WINI SHAW — PHIL REGAN GENEVIEVE TOBIN — LYLE TALBOT. GENEVIEVE TOBIN -LYLE TALBOT. ALLEN JENKINS. ALLEN JENKINS. The rollicking comedy drama, with catchy songs—Spectacles galore. "THE BBOADWAY HOSTESS." "THE BROADWAY HOSTESS.'; "THE BROADWAY HOSTESS." ALSO Paramount's Glorious Comedy Riot. . "lADY.'BE CAREFUL." - "LADY, BE CAREFUL." "LADY, BE CAREFUL." Four Belles and,all's swell,-the.Fleet's in. ■ ■ . With ', / ' LEAV. AYRES, MARY CARLISLE, LARRY BUSTER CR.ABBE, BENNY BAKER, GRANT WITHERS. | PLUS , Charlie Chase, Comedy, "ON THE WRONG TREK." "Victoria and Vancouver." in Colour. "Little Boy Blue," Chic Sale. Paramount News, Including full coverage of the - Disastrous Floods in U.S.A. Twenty minutes' ■ awe-inspiring spectacle. (Prog. Rec. by Censor for Adults.) ' Box Plans now Open for . ; "THE CHARGE OF THE LIGHT BRIGADE," Showing FRL, SAT., AND. MON. NEXT. tT>RINCESS CONTINUOUS ]if *■ RINCESS fromlU^DailyJ^. Box Plans at Theatre (Tel 42-580). NOW SHOWING — A Siiperb'Double-Feature Programme! ERROL FLYNN OLIVIA DE nHAVILLAND ' i In Warner Bros.' Gigantic Spectacle. • Inspired by the Immortal Poem ot '"'..;. LORD TENNYSON. —-. .-. >' ''■■ "THE CHARGE OF THE LIGHT BRIGADE." liSl'Hf .fg'iSS Si'i:;; (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) —-Additional Attraction— W. C. FIELDS, ■ W; C.- FIELDS, . , . . ■, With . Rochelle Hudson — Richard Cromwell, In Paramount^ Hilarious Comedy of Carnival Life — - "POP P V."- ---; "P. O'P-P Y." " P O P P Y.". (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) • Time-table:-"Light brigade": 11.0, 2.8," 5.17, 8.38. "Poppy": 12.56, 4.5, 7.20. y/N. QEORTT'S'y/X \ / THEATRE. \. V TONIGHT'S MAMMOTH ENTERTAINMENT. " THE COUNTRY DOCTOR." : , Featuring ''."■*,':„ THE DIdNNE QUINTUPLETS, JEAN HERSHOLT, i?HA]a: : — Second Sensational Attraction — RICHARD DIX-C. AUBREY SMITH, '. ■ • " '■■ ■' .In ■■■-'■; ■/■ ■ r--' ; ' "THE.'TUNNEL." ; One of the Most Amazing "Pictures Ever Produced. ..- ' ' ; SUPPORTING FEATURETTES. NOTE.—Owing to the enormous' length of this programme, the Evening Session will commence: Featurettes at 7 p.m., "The Tunnel", at 7.30, -~ "Th- Country Doctor" at 9.10..'. • - (The Whole Programme for Universal Exhibition.) RO X y I'H EAT RE, OH T HE AT RE, MANNERS STREET. (Continuous from 11 a.m.l A Thrill-packed Mile-a-minute Melodrama! "THEY MET IN A TAXI." "THEY MET IN A TAXI." Laughter and thrills with CHESTER MORRIS, FAY WRAY. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) • And I. . A dramatic story of-a South Sea Paradise of Love turned into a seething fury.: "THE ISLE OF. FURY." "THE -ISLE OF FURY." - -, , - . vyith -.-•'.•■ HUMPHREY BOGART, • MARGARET LINDSAY. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Theatre Telephone 40-618.- ; PAPITOL THEATRE, ■ THEATRE, • MIRAMAR. 745 — FINALLY TONIGHT. — 7.45. SPENCER ■■-'■'- SYLVIA TRACY SIDNEY TRACY '"-'■ SIDNEY ■ ■■: . In. The-Powerful Dramatic Thunderbolt, "FURY" — "FURY."' "FURY" "FURY."' "FURY" —: — : :— "FURY."' ; And -"' The Sparkling New Aversion of the Hilai-ious Comedy Riot. , "THREE LIVE GHOSTS." "THREE LIVE GHOSTS." "THREE LIA\E. GHOSTS.'' ■ With RICHARD ARLEN - BERYL MERCER CLAUDE ALLISTER— CHARLES McNAUGHTON. Excellent Supports. •; (Programme Rec. for Adults.) §il!ai!liI!!liiil|[i!!l!i!li;i!l!!];i!l!lliiillllll»llllB:!lll]iillllHi!illiHiBI!i™»T'aSiill ■ ■ T»B LUXE THEATRE, 1 ■ ■L'e luxe theatre, i | LOWER HUTT. |' 1Ii^''''|'ni)>1!!)1!llliI1I1'I!II1I11!lllll)iS1U!l)n^ TONIGHT and TUESDAY," 7.30. A 7ictor McLaglei Binnie Barnes. "THE MAGNIFICENT BRUTE." I "THE MAGNIFICENT' BRUTE." (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) i 2nd Big Feature. j William Boyd and "Windy" "HOPALONG CASSIDY RETURNS." . (Approved for Exhibition.) Plans at De Luxe. Tel. 83-431. , BRITISH ISRAEL-WORLD FEDERATION (N.Z.), INC. . . "jtyfAJOR BARROAVS, N.Z. Gen. Sec, •"-*• will give an Address on THE BRITISH ISRAEL MOVEMENT. Its National and International Significance, At the - RECHABITE HALL, 125 WILLIS STREET, TONIGHT (MONDAY), APRIL 12, . At 8 o'clock. Public Cordially; Invited, Collection.