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Evening Post, Volume CXXVII, Issue 71, 25 March 1939, Page 4

LJ-> r . Oj. JAMES Dir.: Sir Benjamin Fuller. TONIGHT, AT 8. New Universal Pictures. The greatest sea drama ever filmed. "THE STORM" 'THE STORM" "THE STORM" "THE STORM" "THE STORM" "THE STORM" "THE STORM" "THE STORM" 1 "THE STORM" "THE STORM" "THE STORM" "THE STORM" Not even the fury of the sea could equal the courage of the men who fight it ... for ( their lives . . . and their waiting women they love. NEVER BEFORE SUCH A SWEEPING SPECTACLE. Starring CHARLES BICKFORD BARTON MACLEAN PRESTON FOSTER NAN GREY ANDY DEVINE. Plus our EXCELLENT FIRST HALF. Headed by "SYMPHONY IN STONE." "SYMPHONY IN STONE." A beautiful scenic of Old England. "LITTLE BLUE BLACKBIRDS." PATHE BRITISH NEWS. "BEAUTIFUL GAUTEMALA." i :—: _ .—i LAST RITES OF HIS HOLINESS POPE ■■: PIUS XL i Impressive and intimate scenes. I ; ■ 1 Plan at Theatre. Tel. 54-775. SUBURBAN THEATRES. STATE PETONE • STATE. TATE PETONE STATE. . TONIGHT, at 8. THE DEAD END KIDS and HUMPHREY BOGART In "CRIME SCHOOL" —— "CRIME, SCHOOL" —— Thrilling Drama, Rugged Ruthlessness, Daring Exposure. Box Plans Now Open at Theatre, Tel. 63-899. EARLY BOOKING POSITIVELY ESSENTIAL. (Programme Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) GRAND PETONE RAND PETONE TONIGHT — at 8 - TONIGHT. An v' Outstanding Weekend Programme. -—TWO. BIG? PICTURES No, 1— .-...: PRESTON FOSTER - MADGE EVANS Ralph Morgan H. B. Warner In the Thrill-packed Adventure, - "ARMY GIRLV .— • "ARMY GIRL" No. 2— ■ • , His Best and- Latest Role, WALL HAY in "CONVICT 99." WALL HAY in. "CONVICT 99/. (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) ALACE THEATRE, PETONE ALACE Telephone 63-610. TONIGHT. "DEVIL'S SADDLE LEGION." DICK FORAN Singing Cowboy, Ridin', Ropin\ Shootin'. • With Pretty ANNE NAGEL. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) .' ——rSecond Attraction DOROTHEA KENT and FRANK JENKS In Fast-moving Comedy Drama, "STRANGE FACES," With ANDY DEVINE. (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) LOWER HUTT THEATRES. ~ Kisd GEORGE LOWER HUTT. ING GEORGE Telephone 63-933. AGAIN AT .8 TONIGHT. Packed to the doors last evening and another capacity house assured for tonight. ; Be Wise! Book Now! JEANETIE MacK^Lg,^ _____ "THE GIRL OF THE GOLDEN WEST." "THE GIRL OF THE GOLDEN WEST." "THE GIRL OF THE GOLDEN WEST." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) With Walter Pidgeon Leo Carrillo Buddy Ebsen. Glorious Songs: "Soldiers of Fortune"; "Shadows on the Moon"; "Who Are We to Say?"; "Senorita"; "Liebestraum." TVB LUXE THEATRE. COMMENCING TONIGHT at 8.0. . For thrills—for exeitement-Mior fun—for entertainment—don't miss this programme —for anything! PAT O'BRIEN, JOAN BLONDELL, . MARGARET LINDSAY, "BACK IN CIRCULATION." (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) Associate Feature i HOPALONG CASSIDY (William Boyd), "WINDY" (George Hayes), In "PRIDE OF THE WEST." "PRIDE OF THE WEST." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Plans at Theatre. Ring 63-431. PRINCE EDWARD THEATRE, WOBURN. COMMENCING TONIGHT at 7.45. William Luise POWELL,- • RAINER "THE EMPEROR'S CANDLESTICKS." "THE EMPEROR'S CANDLESTICKS." — Also — , Robt. Montgomery Rosalind Russell, > Mickey Rooney Robt. Benchley, 5 "LIVE, LOVE, AND LEARN." (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) HALFWAY BUSH SCHOOL, WAKARI SCHOOL. I fpiGHTY - FIRST ANNIVERSARY •^ CELEBRATIONS. ;. 'Saturday, April B—l p.m., Roll Call, at School Grounds! J Saturday, April B—7 p.m., Jubilee Banquet. Double Tickets 6s 6d, Single 1 ; 3s 6d. ) Sunday, April 9—3 p.m., Commemoration Service. Monday, April 10—5.30 p.m., Jubilee Ball, Double Tickets 10s, Single 5s 6d. Monday —1 p.m., Picnic. 2 Admission to All Functions by Tickei • only. W. S. CUBITT, Hon. Secretary. 178 Taieri Road, Roslyn, Dunedin.