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Evening Post, Volume CXXVI, Issue 79, 30 September 1938, Page 2

•■C^^^^T AT J^^^-^**"^ AMALGAMATED THJ3ATRES, LTD. (Throughout New Zealand). COMMENCING TODAY. SESSIONS: 2.15 AND. 8 P.M. shoppers' session at 5 p.m. Ithe grandest air spectacle since "wings" or "hell's ANGELS." "SKY GIANT" "SKY GIANT" "SKY GIANT" "SKY GIANT" "SKY GIANT" "SKY GIANT" "SKY GIANT" "SKY GIANT" "SKY GIANT" "SKY GIANT" "SKY GIANT" "SKY GIANT" "SKY GIANT" "SKY GIANT" "SKY GIANT" "SKY GIANT" "SKY GIANT" "SKY GIANT" "SKY GIANT" "SKY GIANT" "SKY GIANT" -— "SKY GIANT" An R.K.O. Radio Picture. With I CHESTER MORRIS, RICHARD DIX, ! CHESTER MORRIS, RICHARD DIX, JOAN FONTAINE, JOAN FONTAINE, Harry Carey, Paul Guilfoyle. Dedicated to the pioneers who blaze the trail of the sky-ways, proclaimed heroes— if they live. THE PRESS SAYS:— "Of all the air pictures this surely is the mightiest."—"N.Y. \ CRITIC." "It will make audiences sit bolt upright in their seats."—"HOLLYWOOD ERA." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) BOOK NOW. Plan at D.I.C. and Theatre. Tel. 51-595. I — OAR AM OOtf 1 — - — — -tARAMOUNT Dir.: G. L. Johnston. THREE SESSIONS TODAY: 2, 5, and 7.45 p.m. BACK AGAIN BACK AGAIN For Your Eujoyment— " THREE SMART GIRLS." "THREE SMART GIRLS." "THREE SMART GIRLS." "THREE SMART GIRLS." "THREE SMART GIRLS." "THREE SMART GIRLS." "THREE SMART GIRLS." "THREE SMART GIRLS." " THREE SMART GIRLS." "THREE SMART GIRLS." «* THREE SMART GIRLS." "THREE SMART GIRLS." : .. . i " THREE SMART GIRLS.'^ Joyous comedy of a trio who were smart enough to trick Dad out of his second childhood . . . and his first false step with a faithless blonde! With DEANNA DURBIN DEANNA DURBIN DEANNA DURBIN DEANNA DURBIN DEANNA DURBIN DEANNA DURBIN DEANNA DURBIN BINNIB BARNES, ALICE BRADY, RAY MILLAND, MISCHA AUER, CHARLES WINNINGER, NAN GREY, BARBARA REED. A Universal Picture. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) — Associate Feature — Blazing Drama amid a Reign of Terror. JACK HOLT JACK HOLT As the battling police captain who solves the grimest murder-mystery the screen has ever seen! "MAKING THE HEADLINES/' "MAKING THE HEADLINES." "MAKING THE HEADLINES." "MAKING THE HEADLINES." " MAKING THE HEADLINES." "MAKING THE HEADLINES." (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Bos Plan D.I.C. Theatre Tel. 51-542. RINCESS CONTINUOUS RINCESS From 11 a.m. Daily. Screening Times "I'LL TAKE ROMANCE": 11 a.m., 1.56, 4.34, and 7.36. "LEAVE IT TO ME": 12.28, 3.24, 6.2, and 9.10 p.m. The lad fra' Yorkshire makes the funniest comedy of 1938! Action Pictures Present SANDY POWELL SANDY POWELL -SANDY POWELL -SANDY POWELL ■ ■ ■ SANDY POWELL _ in— "LEAVE IT TO ME." "LEAVE IT TO ME." "LEAVE IT TO ME." "LEAVE IT TO ME." Sandy joins the "Specials," and then the fun begins! Packed with laughs—crammed with_ entertainment —it sets a new standard in film comedy! —- Associate Feature Columbia Pictures Present GRACE MOORE GRACE MOORE With MELVYN DOUGLAS - In - "I'LL TAKE ROMANCE." "I'LL TAKE ROMANCE." "I'LL TAKE ROMANCE." (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Devastating comedy, divine entertainment —with lovely Grace Moore at her madcaptivating merriest in a rollicking frolic-r----and dashing Melvyn Douglas to teach her swingtime'e the best time for lovin' . . ! HOME OF COMPASSION. ANNUAL GIFT TEA will be held at the HOME OF COMPASSION, Island Bay, On SATUKDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER 1, 1938, 2 to 4 p.m. Public cordially invited. ARTILLERY BAND IN ATTENDANCE Afternoon Tea provided. VT^E Make Line or Half-tone Blocks for all purposes and all papers from the cheapest newsprint to the finest art. "Evening Post" Printing Works. Tel. 44-040.