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Evening Post, Volume CXXIV, Issue 120, 17 November 1937, Page 2

FINALLY TODAY AND TOMORROW "THEY WON'T FORGET" Claude Rains, Otto Kruger JKEGHT |1- „. FT Y: 7 I 2.15 p.m. 5 p.m. 8 p.m. THE BRILLIANT METEOR Of "ROBERTA" "SHOW BOAT"-^—"THEODORA" IRENE DUNNE IRENE DUNNE AGAIN SENDS OUT HER BRILLIANT RAYS IN "HIGH, WIDE, AND HANDSOME" With RANDOLPH SCOTT—AKIM TAKEOFF. 6 NEW SONGS to Delight Your Ears— I ACTION, ADVENTURE, and ROMANCE to fascinate your eyes (Both Recommended by Censor for Adults.) SEE FURTHER ANNOUNCEMENT NEXT PAGE. REGENT INNOVATION—The Celebrated Viennese Sextet, ' MAX ROLAND AND HIS SISTERS Playing in the Lounge and on the Stage. PLANS NOW ON VIEW AT D.I.C. OR REGENT (TELEPHONE 44-144). DAlLY^L^tfa p.m. OPERA HOUSE " BORDER FLIGHT "—Frances Farmer, John Howard Also—" MAKE WAY FOR TOMORROW " ' A Paramount Programme. (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) COMMENCING FRlDAY—Warner Bros. Present "MOUNTAIN JUSTICE" A Dynamic Exposure of Ignorance, Cruelty, and Superstition of America's Mountain People. With GEORGE BRENT-JOSEPHINE HUTCHINSON. ALSO —Paramount Presents: The Exciting Story .of a Gambler who played square ■ with everything but Love— "HER HUSBAND LIES" with Ricardo Cortez (Both Recommended by Censor for Adults.) —T-I-V-O-L-l TONIGHT & TOMORROW. Selected Supports from 7. ELEANOR POWELL-JAMES STEWART "BORN TO DANCE" UNA MERKEL—BUDDZ EBSEN. As entertainment. *.. it is almost perfect. "Bom to Danes" is the right title for gorgeousnesa and glitter, and ■ the right setting tor that unbelievable young woman, Eleanor Powell. A fantastic lightness and abancion carries one irresistibly along 01. \ a wave of merriment! COMB AND Slili IT! GREAT ASSOCIATE KNTJKKTALNMKNT MAY ROBSON in "WOMAN IN DISTRESS" This picture is full of Action, Comedy, and Romance—The Lovely Old "Lady for a Day" in a Mile-a-miiuute Thriller! (Both Pictures for Universal Exhibition.) ■SCREENING TIMES: 7.45, "Woman in Distress"; 9 p.m., "Born to Dance." TELEPHONE 43-968. PRICES: Is 6d, Is. ■ -COMMENCING FRIDAY Margaret Lindsay—Henry Fonda in "SLIM" GEORGE FORMBY—FLORENCE DESMOND in "KEEP YOUR SEATS, PLEASE" TOWN HALL 8 pjn. TOWN HALL „■ TUESDAY AND THURSDAY NEXT. WORLD-FAMOUS CONCERT ENTERTAINERS— . THE COMEDY HARMONISTS THE COMEDY HARMONISTS TWO GLAMOROUS NlGisf S OF MIRTH AND SONG. You have heard them, on the Films and heard them on the Recordings—Now SEE THEM! * SEE THEM! > SEE THEM! HUMOUR IN SONG. PRESENTED B* THE NATIONAL BROADCASTING SERVICE. PRICES: 5/-, 2/6, 1/- (plus tax). RESERVES AT Dl.€. .GOOD NEWS FOB NGAIO RESIDENTS. PHILLIPS STORES ARE CHEAPER! : ,^ | ; , •■ ■•.—— ——_ ■ ; .. .. ..' a : SALMON ... %lb tins 6d WASHING SOAP ..-..; bar 7d JELLIES ....... ... 6 packets for 1/- EPSOM SALTS doz. pkts. 4%d RAISINS packet 6%d GOLDEN'SULTANAS per 1b 7d SALT , per lb Id PRUNES per lb 4d STONELESS DATES .. per lb 4d ESSENCES per bottle 3d PINEAPPLE—Cubes or Sices .... 4%d GOOD LOOSE TEA %lb 1/2 ; CHEAP-EGGS OUR WINDOWS! ' . BUY YOUR GROCERIES AT LOW PRICES 4 ■ ~ I FROM • PHILLIPS STOKES, NGAIO. ; BREEN & WANDEN, 124 COURTENAY PLACE. ; 'J ~.■ — •' ■ \ ... :■_; ;.;; STOCK DAMAGED BY HEAVY RAIN. $ ' *" GREAT SALE! STARTS TOMORROW STARTS TOMORROW COME EARLY FOR BARGAINS! L. EVANS, DRAPERS, NEWTOWN. . FLOOD SALE HEAVY RAIN THIS MORNING FOUND ITS WAY INTO OUR BUILDING AND STOCK WAS PARTLY DAMAGED. ' " -'. SO HERE IS A CHANCE OF A LIFETIME TO SAVE BY SPENDING. SMART STRIPED SHIRTING- (\d yd LADIES' VESTS-Sightly dam- /»d each 29in wide . ■ . " ajed. PLAIN COLOURED MARO- (*d yd BOYS' WOOL & COTTON 1 /{* each CAINS—36in wide. v JERSEYS ; ■■I/O SLIGHTLY-SOILED COT 1 / each LADIES' BOILING SILK O/1-1 each RUGS' *■/". , FROCKS , ,*/ll CHILDREN'S NIGHTDRESSES (>d each MEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS- Od each —Slightly daaiaged " , Damaged & 3 ONLY DAMAGED O/11 each LARGE WHITE TOWELS 1 /Q each RAINCOATS */11 -Slightly soiled I/^ SUPPER CLOTHS-43iu x "1 fiXd each 1 PIECE ONLY FIGURED *>d yd 43in XVJ2 j CRETONNE «> DOORS OPEN 9 a.m. TOMORROW— SO FOLLOW THE CROWDS