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Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue 125, 28 May 1937, Page 2

A COMEDY-ROMANCE OF THE SEA. A tain of those Heroes of the Coastguard who pit their courage and lives iigainst the terrific forces of Nature. ST A T E. : , . T A T E. - ■ Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. Plan at D.T.C. or Theatre. Tel. 51-595. N.Z. PREMIERE TONIGHT, S o'clock. There's a ton of fun and a host of thrills when two husky sailor men fight like fury for the love of one girl. Particularly when you see that the two men are the old rivals of "Informer fame, —VICTOR— —PRESTON-' McLAGLEN FOSTER McLAGLEN FOSTER McLAGLEN FOSTER McLAGLEN FOSTER With vr\ lupino IDA LUPINO" IDA LUPJXO TDA LUPINO who is only a sailor's sweetheart, but she knows how to handle the waves. "SEA DEVILS." "SEA DEVILS." "SEA DEVILS." "SEA DEVILS." "SEA DEVILS." "SEA DEVILS." "SEA DEVILS." "SEA DEVILS." (Approved Universal Exhibition.) There's a mint of thrillsas two husky sailor men risk their all in the saving of hundreds of lives on a sinking storm-beaten liner —there's a sad heart-tug as one of those heroes loses his life, in the saving of his fighting rival. IS IT THRILLS YOU WANT? IS IT LAUGHS YOU'WANT? IS IT DRAMA YOU WANT? HERE THEY ARE IN THIS TERRIFIC OFFERING. NOTE: Restrictions on. Children will be Lifted . Tomorrow, /\ CHORTT'S / -\ N< y ° THEATRE. \ / COMMENCING TODAY. Fox Film Corporation Present tho Inimitable JANE WITHERS, JANE WITHERS, JANE DARWELL-RALPH MORGAN — In — ' " LITTLE MISS NOBODY." "LITTLE MISS NOBODY." " LITTLE MISS NOBODY." Just a homeless harum-scarum without even a name . .. . "Ginger" Jane scraps her way to happiness :in the most heartwarming hit she's had! — Associate-Feature.— -. GEORGE O'BRIEN, IRENE WARE—STANLEY FIELDS — In — "O'MALLEY OF THE MOUNTED." "O'MALLEY OF THE MOUNTED." A "Mountie" turns outlaw to outwit a bandit band. LAW or OUTLAW. Deadly bullets shrill a thrill surprise. Splendid Supporting Featurettes. (The Whole Programme for Universal Exhibition.) ROXX THEATRE. 0 X V T H E A IB B. MANNERS STREET, (Continuous from 11 a.m.) Children under 16 not admitted. A Mystery Melodrama bristling with baffling, surprising twists, "FIND THE WITNESS," "FIND THE WITNESS," With CHARLES QUIGLEY, ROSALIND KEITH. ALSO—Fast-moving Comedy, "THREE MARRIED MEN." "THREE MARRIED MEN." Three ambitious husbands with some young ideas about marriage find their wives are just a few ideas ahead of them. Featuring, ROSCOE EARNS, WILLIAM FRAWLEY, LYNNE OVERMAN. (Both Pictures Recommended for Adult Audiences.) 1 Theatre Telephone 40-618. REGAL THEATRE. KARORI. EGAL THEATRE. KARORI. 7.30-TONIGHT-7.30 Box Plans, Regal Fruiterers. Tel. 27-961. A Fiesta of Fun and Glorious Melody. NINO MARTINI, NINO MARTINI, The Triumphant Golden-voiced Star of the Metropolitan Opera in a Thrill-packed Entertainment which has everything to provide an enjoyable night's entertainment. "THE GAY DESPERADO." "THE GAY DESPERADO." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) On the Same Programme, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayef Present— ROBERT YOUNG, BETTY FURNESS, ROBERT YOUNG, BETTY FURNESS, Raymond Walburn, Thurston Hall, Bruce Cabot, [In the Humorously Human Story of a Spendthrift Boy and a Girl who lived on the dangerous edge of society. "THREE WISE GUYS." "THREE WISE GUYS." (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) I TIE LTJXB THEATRE, I ■ J-fj; LUXB THEATRE, ■ I LOWER HUTT. I FINALLY TONIGHT," 7.30." LILIAN HARVEY, CARL ESMOND. "INVITATION TO THE WALTZ." (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Also Showing. "Hopalong Cassidy" in "TRAIL DUST."-— (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) SATURDAY, 2.0 and 7.30. An All-comedy Special— "IT ISN'T DONE" -^ (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) — Second Big Feature — TOM WALLS, " DISHONOUR BRIGHT " (Recommended by Censor for Adult*.) Plans Filling Rapidly. BOOK NOW! Plans at De Luxe. Tel. 63431. Sgf south *r."J!J£ **«•> jgj«jvs?"« •• ■»»■«*& VEREENIGING DAY. ALL South African War Veterans, whether of Imperial, N.Z., or other Colonial Forces, are requested lo assemble at the Clubrooms, 120 Lambton Quay, SUNDAY. MAY 30. at 10.30 a.m., to attend a Special Service at St. Paul's Pro-Cathedral. Medals and Decorations. J. J. CLARK, Captain, President, Wellington Association.