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Evening Post, Volume CXXVII, Issue 93, 21 April 1939, Page 2

Perfect ENTERTAINMENT BAROMETER Records the Excellence Excellent of the PROGRAMME Now Showing V. Good — At the ~ PARAMOUNT j • ARAM 0 UN T | | Good [ (Theatre of Stars), | 2 p.m. find 7.45 p.m. V, Fair —Special Feature One—l "I AM A "I AM A CRIMINAL." CRIMINAL." | . I"air A • First Release Drama of a Frontpage Killer! 1 Poor JOHN CARROLL, * KAY LINAKER, Martin SpeJhna'n (of ''Boy's Town.") Awful —Special Feature Two — "MR. CHEDWORTH "MR. CHEDWORTH STEPS- OUT." STEPS OUT." / \ The most outstanding V J motion picture made. >^_^/ in Australia yet, CECIL KELLEWAY JEAN HATTON 1 :—:—= —: —-— Plans at Feature Three = —- the D.I.C. Paramount Overseas „. . News'. Theatre, j Tel. 51-842. Recommended by Censor for Adults,) SUBURBAN THEATRES Hi LOWER HUTT IHI gig THEATRES, . =s===| It's the Most Popular Double-feature Pro gramme of the year , . Sp LET'S ALL GO FINALLY — At. 8 - TONIGHT, William Powell, Rosalind, Russell "RENDEZVOUS'' And Maureen O'Sullivan, Lew Ayres In "SITING MADNESS" (Bpth Approved far Universal Exhibition] KING GEORGE LOWER HUTT. ING GEORGE Telephone 63-OS3. COMMENCING TOMORROW. MATINEE AT L3O, EVENING AT 8 T}ie whole town's been waiting for a comedy as funny as "BLOCKHEADS." But what they don't know is it is even more hilarious than ever they imagined. BE AMONG THIS CROWDS WHO IN TEND ENJOYING THEIR BIGGES rJ LAUGH. STAN LAUREL, OLIVER HARDY STAN LAUREL, OLIVER HARDY In "fi-L-Q-C-K-H-E.-A-8.-S." "8.-L-Q.C-K-H-E-A-D-S." "B-L-Q.C-K-H-E-A-D-S/" 90 minutes of screaming laughter , , . in their last picture together. , , • The war- wa.s pyer 20 years, but the for gotten Private, Stan Laurel, still fouglv on! JUST ONE PEEIv'S GOOD ENOUGE FOR A THOUSAND LAUGHS, V(All Approved for Universal' Exh'ibitipn.; • ' Plans at "THE WILLOWS.-' .' FINALLY TONIGHT — At 8. » GAMBLING SHIP," And r-^rr" NIGHT SPQT "-*—r(Bpth Recommended by Qeiispr for Adult§; E LUXE THEATRE. E LUXE THEATRE. Plans at Theatre, Ring 63-431. COMMENCING TOMORROW, SESSIONS AT 2.15 and 0 p.m. From glamorous city lights, to the wjdi open 6paces, from grand opera to powboj choruses, from romance to the clivprci courts . , . and back again! All thosi things and lots more happen on tho Roac to Reno, but for you they're just laugh.! nil the way. RESERVE NOW — THERE'LL ©E CROWDS TO SEI RANDOLPH SCOTT In .."THE. ROAD TO RENO," ■"THE ROAP TO RENO." Co-starring HOPE HAMPTON, Helen Broderick, A]an Marshall, (Recommended by the Censor for Adults. — Associate Feature —- — -- Kent Taylpr ™ Rpohelle Hudson, "PIRATES OF THE SKIES." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Prince edward Theatre WOBURN. FINALLY TONIGHT -■ At 7.45. MARLENE DIETRICH, Melvyn Douglas, Herbert Marshall, Edw. Everett Hovton, in "ANGEL" —— "ANGEL" (Recommended by the Censoi mh ulultp, Associate Feature; GEORGE O'BRjEIS "RENEGADE RANGER" (Approved for Universal Exhibition,) BEGAL . '■' -v. ...^ iiAKOiU EGAL «-«™- 1 KARORI Box PJang "Knighton's," Tel, 2§rS6o, ' 7.30 — TONIGHT =— 7.80 Also SATURDxiY, MONDAY. GARY COOPER.—jrERLE OBERON. GARY COOPER,—MERLE OBERONi —In "THE COWBOY AND THE LADY. 11 '•THE COWBOY AND THE LA§V." 1 — PLUS™. JANE WITHERS - in - "MISS ITIXIT." "MISS FIXIT." MATINEE TOMORROW, 2,15. JANE WITHERS in "MISS FffiT> (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.,) KUGBY, RUGBY, 'UGBYI RUGBY' : CLUB PAY TOMORROW^; ; Filial Trials for Tetims before ptarting off in the CHAMPIONSHIP COMPETE TIOXS. ' \'!- AN AFTERNOON OF ENTERTAINING FOOTBALL, ..'•'•' ATHLETIC PARK TOMORROW, ATHLETIC PARK —~ TOMORROW, 3 p.m., MARIST BROS, OLD BOYS MAJUST BROS. OLD BOYS —™-Versus-^ —-^ p:i ratios, PIRATES, • Admission Is, Stnud (Id oxtrn. A, E. NEILSON, Scerotary, W.R.F.U. EDUCATIONAL. M~ AORI LESSONS, by Correspondenqe. Write— TE WHARE WANANGA, Bos 338, PAT-MERSTON NORTH,