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Evening Post, Volume CXXVI, Issue 85, 7 October 1938, Page 2

Direction: Sir Benjamin Fuller. TONIGHT AT 8. TONIGHT AT S. MATINEE, SATURDAY, AT 2,15. HERE'S A SHOW THAT'S 100 PER GENT. ENJOYMENT. ON OCTOBER 7, 1927. ON OCTOBER 7, 1027. Warner Bros. Produced k "The Jazz Singer," then the; First Talkie Musical the World Had Seen. ON OCTOBER 7, 1038, ON OCTOBER 7, 103S, That's Today, Warner Bros, Present The Brightest Musical Comedy Ever Made. DICK POWELL, DICK POWELL, TED HEALY. HUGH HERBERT. GLENDA FARRELL, ALAN MOWBRAY, ROSEMARY LANE, AND A SUPPORTING CAST OF THOUSANDS, In "HOLLYWOOD HOTEL." "HOLLYWOOD HOTEL." "HOLLYWOOD HOTEL." "HOLLYWOOD HOTEL." "HOLLYWOOD HOTEL." '♦HOLLYWOOD HOTEL." "HOLLYWOOD HOTEL." "HOLLYWOOD HOTEL." •HOLLYWOOD HOTEL/ "HOLLYWOOD HOTEL." "HOLLYWOOD HOTEL." "HOLLYWOOD HOTEL." "HOLLYWOOD HOTEL. "HOLLYWOOD HOTEL." "HOLLYWOOD HOTEL." "HOLLYWOOD HOTEL." "HOLLYWOOD HOTEL." "HOLLYWOOD HOTEL." "HOLLYWOOD HOTEL." "HOLLYWOOD HOTEL." "HOLLYWOOD HOTEL." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) LILTING MELODIES, LILTING MELODIES, TONS OF COMEDY. TONS OF COMEDY. BIG NAMEsTn A TRULY great show. special short feature. special short feature, charlie McCarthy, charlie McCarthy, The World-Famous Ventriloquist, In ! "A- NECKING PARTY." I "A NECKING PARTY." | "A NECKING PARTY." i Plans at D.I.C, and Theatre, Tel. 54-775. SUBURBAN THEATRES. TPMPIRE THEATRE, ISLAND BAY. XUMPIRE THEATRE, ISLAND BAY. BOX PLANS, "Empire" Confectionery, Tel. 14-307. 7,30 _—. TONIGHT .—- 7.30. And Saturday. The greatest adventures ever screened, from the pen that wrote "Mutiny on the Bounty." '•THE HURRICANE," I "THE HURRICANE." i "'THE HURRICANE." ! "THE HURRICANE." (Recommended by Censor for Adults,) "With DOROTHY LAMOUR, DOROTHY LAMOUH, Jon Mary C. Aubrey HALL, ASTOR, SMITH, Also Showing. JANE WITHERS JANE WITHERS In Another Super-Cornody Riot "45 FATHERS." "45 FATHERS." "45 FATHERS." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) .1 2.15, MATINEE TOMORROW, 2.15. I Jane Withers in "45 Fathers," | Comedies—Cartoon —Serial, etc. 1 REGAL KARORI UGAL —«*_ KAHORI BOX PLANS, "Knighton's," Telephone 28-oCS, TONIGHT — 7.30 — TOMORROW. UNIQUE In design, . UNUSUAL In treatment, UNDENIABLY The most intelligently amusing comedy in years. United Artists Present •STORM IN A TEACUP." "STORM IN A TEACUP." -STORM IN A TEACUP." With Vivian Hex LEIGH. HARRISON. Also Showing, Another success from 20th Century Fox, Marjorie Alice Joan WEAVER, FAYE, DAVIS, In "SALLY, IRENE, AND MARY," "SALLY, IRENE, AND MARY," With TONY MARTIN. Jiminv Gregory . Edward DURANT, RATOFF, BRUMBERG, Louise Fred Burnett HOVICK, ALLEN, PARKER, (Both approved for Universal Exhibition.) PRINCE EDWARD THEATRE, WOBURN. No Screening Tonight. 2.30 TOMORROW 7.30 Clark Jeanette GABLE MACDONALD la " SAN T FRANCISCO " I ■ ' " SAN FRANCISCO" (Recommended by Ccnsov fur Adults.) ——In Addition —— THE JONES FAMILY in ■BORROWING TiIQUBLE" '■BORROWING TROUBLE" (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) SATURDAY MATINEE, at 2 p.m.: "SAN FRANCISCO." T7-ING GEORGE THEATRE, ■**-ING GEORGE THEATRE, LOWER HUTT TEL. 63-933. TONIGHT, FRIDAY, SAT., AND MON.: MATINEE SATURDAY, 2 p.m. TRY AND STOP LAUGHING AT GEORGE WALLACE Id "LET GEORGE DO IT." "LET GEORGE DO IT." "LET GEORGE DO IT." "LET GEORGE DO IT." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) The world needed a darn good laugh co Cinesound "Let George Do It." Reserve at the Willows. T) B LDXE THEATRE, , *-* » LUXE THEATRE. LOWER BUT'I FINALLY — 7.30 — TONIGHT i Paramount'^ great "Ace" Double. 1 No. I—Hopalong Cas^idy rides to his most exciting adventure iv CLARENCE E. MULFORD'S "PARTNERS OF THE PLAINS." A Paramount Picture. With WILLIAM BOYD — RUSSEL HAYDEN No. 2— LEW AYRES—LOUISE CAMPBELL In Paramount'^ picture thrill, "SCANDAL STREET." '• (Programme Approved Universal Ex.) PIONEER CLUB. ARTS & CRAFTS CIKOLK-I.YmiM ol' -**• Rnfl'le of Pictures: First prize, Mrs. Piper;, eecond prize, Mrs. Shorfc.