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Evening Post, Volume CXXVII, Issue 45, 23 February 1939, Page 2

fp1" 1 ■' ■■ ' ■'■ -~t Direction: PLANS: REG ENT J.O.W. PICTURE DXC.orTheatr. ■ '."""M1. 11 " """ .1 CORPORATION. (44-1441. EVERYONE IN LOVE DAILY AT WILL WANT TO SEE- 2 .0 p.m.-8-O p.m. COLUMBIA'S LAUGHABLE ANSWER TO ALL OTHER COMEDIES! ■ ■" H—o—L— l—D-A— Y " With (The Dashing Hero of that Memorable (The Unforgettable Star of Comedy, "The Awful Truth") "Stage Door")' And CARY KATHARINE GRANT HEPBURN ——With These JailarJous Companions ED. EVERETT HORTON—LEW AYRES-DOKIS NOLAN-BINNIE BARNES. Excellent Associate Programme includes "GOLF MAGIC," a truly outstanding shorl feature. A Columbia Picture. (Approved for Universal Exhibition). — T _i->v_o~L~l-CONCLUDING TONIGHT. . SHORTS from 7 o'clock. "TOVARICH" "Judge Hardy's Children" Clatirlette COLBERT-wCharles BOYER Lewis STONE—Mickey ROONEY (Rec. by Censor for Adults.) (Approved for Univ. Exhibition.) Screening Times: 7 p.m., Shorts, 7.45, "Tovarich"; 9.10, "Judge Hardy's Children^" TOMORROW (FRIDAY), SATURDAY, & MONDAY. A WONDERFUL DOUBLE-FEATURE " SPA^N OF THE NORTH" George RAFT * Dorothy LAMOUR * Akim TAMIROFF Henry FONDA The Screen's first great saga ot the men who plough the Arctic Seas in search of Alaska s bilver Horde of salmon—a dramatic story of two men whose lifelong friendship is broken by a feud, out who are finally reunited by the terrific sacrifice of one or. them. (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) AND A VERY SPECIAL ASSOCIATE FEATURE . A ?ict^ c Wit- h a Pecu, liar title-but don't let that fool you-it is positively the maddest, merriest comedy not that the cinema has presented in the last decade The same picure that delighted packed houses at The Rivoli on" their Krazy Nite Pro! gramme last week It carries our special recommendation for your complete enjoyment "OKAY FOR SOUND" Starring NERVO & KNOX—FLANAGAN & ALLEN—NAUGHTON & GOLDENID STAMP-TAYLCR-And PETER DAWSON. Never before have you seen so much REAL talent in one picture. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) EXCELLENT SUPPORTING PROGRAMME BOOK EARLY! TELEPHONE 43-968 PRICES 1/-, 1/6 SAME BIG DOUBLE PROGRAMME AT THE MONSTER MATINEE, SATURDAY, 1.30. " A REAL TREAT FOR THE CHILDREN! HURRY! ONLY 7 MORE WONDERFUL NIGHTS! CO VENT GARDEN RUSSIAN BALLET AT THE GRAND OPERA HOUSE. Opportunities of a Lifetime of Seeing the Greatest Company in Existence SECOND GALA PROGRAMME TONIGHT, at 8. (For Three Nights and Saturday Matinee.) The Spectacular Succeases: "GODS GO A-BEGGING" "SCHEHERAZADE': "AURORA'S WEDDING" T-nr££ ECIAL NOTE.—The Delightful Comedy Ballet, "THE SCHOOL FOR BALLET, will be substituted in place of "Scheherazade" next Saturday Afternoon. The powerful Arabian Nights drama, "Scheherazade" will be confined to evening performances only. EXCELLENT SEATS AVAILABLE. 800 TICKETS., at 5/-, 4/6, 3/-. Commencing NEXT MONDAY (2 nights) the elorious ballets, "Lea Sylphides," Union Pacific," "Les Presages." Commencing WEDNESDAY, March 1 (at matinee) for last matinee and 2 nights of season, "Papillons," "Scuola di Ballo," "Swan Lake," and most popular Ballet of the (season (to be announced later). Reserves at D.I.C. Central Seats available—7/6, 10/-, and 12/6. Unreserved Gal-lery-and Stalls on* sale Opera House Confectionery Shop. Gallery, 3/-; Late Door, 2/-. Stalls, 5/-; Late Stalls at doors, 4/6, plus tax. Free list suspended. BOOKING NOW OPEN FOR ALL PERFORMANCES. THRILLS WITHOUT SPILLS! . , SCINTILLATING SPORT! KILBIRNIE SPEEDWAY SATURDAY NEXT SATURDAY NEXT FEBRUARY 25, at "8 p.m. 14 FLASHING MIDGET AUTOS'! 14 FLASHING MIDGET AUTOS! SPECIAL CHALLENGE MATCH: S. LINDSKOG (u:s.A.) Versus B. REYNOLDS (England) BE SURE OF YOUR SEAT! BOOK EARLY AT HUMPHREY'S, MANNERS STREET, *or, after 2 p.m. SATURDAY, TELEPHONE 18-113 (STADIUM). . ADMISSION: Adults 2/-, 3/-, 3/6. Children 1/-.

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MEETINGS. ] WELLINGTON SCOTTISH ' REGIMENT. PUBLIC MEETING. ! COUNCIL CHAMBER, TOWN HALL, j TONIGHT, FEBRUARY 23, 1939, , At 8 o'clock. , > Chairman: His Worship the Mayor, v T. C. A. Hislop, Esq. Business: Formation of a Regimental Association, i WE Make Line or Half-tone Blocks tor all purposes and all paper* from the cheapest newsprint, to the fineit *rt. "Evening Post" Printing Work*. Tel. 44-040.

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