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Evening Post, Volume CXXVII, Issue 2, 4 January 1939, Page 2

ir«mfl'LGflmßT6D TH€ftTR€S"I.TD. \ || ( THROUGHOUT N.Z.) I Hearing Aids Installed. Box Plans at Theatre, 51-277, and the D.I.C. HURRY! HURRY! LAST 2 DAYS .... LAST 2 DAYS' SHIRLEY TEMPLE SHIRLEY TEMPLE In "LITTLE MISS BROADWAY." "LITTLE MISS BROADWAY." 20th Century-Fox Picture; (Approved for General Exhibition.) FRIDAY NEXT. THE LOUDEST EXPLOSION OF FUN IN YEARS! Hal Roach, who gave you "Merrily We Live" aud "Topper," will send you into hysterics with his greatest comedy. "THERE GOES MY HEART" "THERE GOES MY HEART" "THERE GOES MY HEART" "THERE GOES' MY HEART" "THERE GOES MY HEART" •• "THERE GOES MY HEART" '.'THERE GOES MY HEART" "THERE GOES MY HEART" "THERE GOES MY HEART" With This Outstanding Cast:— FREDRIC MARCH, FREDRIC MARCH, VIRGINIA BRUCE, VIRGINIA BRUCE, PATSY KELLY, ALAN MOWBRAY, EUGENE PALLETTE, NANCY CARROLL. YOU'LL HAVE GRAND FUN LIVING THEIR RACY, ROMANTIC ADVENTURE. f Released by United Artists. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) SEE PAGE 3 FOR FURTHER ANNOUNCEMENT. BOX PLANS NOW OPEN At D.I.C. and Theatre (Telephone 51-277). ll..„inll[llllllllllllii ft ,.lll Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. y (Throughout New Zealand). Sessions at 11 a.m., 2, 5, and 7.40' p.m. TEL. 41-219 LAST 2 DAYS. "THE RETURN OF JIMMY VALENTINE." JIMMY VALENTINE." " sßoger Pryor, Charlotte Henry. ; And GENE STRATTON-PORTER'S "ROMANCE OF THE LIMBERLOST." Jean Parker — Erie Linden (Both Approved for Universal, Exhibition.) -— LAST TWO DAYS RINCESS CONTINUOUS , RINCESS From 11 a.m. Daily. Screening Times "Second Best Bed": 11 a.m., 1.34, 4, and 9.14 p.m. "King of Newsboys": 12.13, 2.50, 5.15, and 7.58 p.m. \ / B.E.F. Present TOM WALLS In "SECOND TOM WALLS "SECOND TOM WALLS BEST TOM WALLS BEST TOM WALLS BED." TOM WALLS BED." It's Ben Travers's funniest faree —a domestic eruption that shakes the walls with laughter. ALSO SHOWING LEW AYRES -- HELEN MACK ALISON SKIPWORTH - In - "KING OF THE NEWSBOYS." "KING OF THE NEWSBOYS." A poignant and powerful drama realistically ripped from New York's throbbing tenement turmoil! (Both Rec. by the Censor for Adults.) SUBURBAN THEATRES. |I>EGAL KAP.ORI f**>EGA__ KARORI 730 TONIGHT—7.3O. Nan Jed » woods; GREY, PROUTY In "DANGER ON THE AIR." "DANGER ON THE AIR." by the Censor for Adults.)?1 Plus Robert Dorothea Hobart WILCOX, KENT, CAVANAUGH' In "CARNIVAL QUEEN." FRIDAY, SATURDAY, MONDAY. "LETTER OF INTRODUCTION." And "THE GREAT GARRICK." (All Approved for Universal Exhibition.) LOWER HUTT THEATRES. T)E LUXE THEATRE. TONIGHT at S. Tel 63-431 There are so many songs and swingsters, so many laughs and lasses, it takes a whole ocean to put on the show! "THE BIG BROADCAST OF 1938." "THE BIG BROADCAST OF 1935." A Paramount Musical Comedy. W. C. FIELDS, DOROTHY LAMOUR, BEN BLUE. Associate Feature: DICK FORAN, The Singing Cowboy, in "EMPTY HOLSTERS." Matching his wits against a Killer's SixShooter. (All Approved for Universal Exhibition.) J£TNG GEORGE THEATRE. TONIGHT AT 8 -r TEL. 63-933 WILL FYFFE WILL FYFFE (The Great New Character Actor) In "OWD BOB." "OWD BOB." Glorious Scottish scenery is the background to a rare and touching story of a man and his dog. — Associate Feature — GEORGE O'BRIEN In "BORDER G-MEN." "BORDER G-MEN." (Programme App. Universal Exhibition.) PRINCE EDWARD THEATRE, X WOBURN TONIGHT, 7.45. JOAN BENNETT, RANDOLPH SCOTT, MAY ROBSON In Paramount's Dramatic Thrill— "THE TEXANS." "THE TEXANS." ; Associate Feature • J0 YE PENNER-LUCILLE BALL ' In the Comedy Musical Hit— "GO CHASE YOURSELF." "GO CHASE YOURSELF." (Programme App. Universal Exhibition.)