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Evening Post, Volume CXXVII, Issue 132, 7 June 1939, Page 2

A-jur-t J^AJ>E-SO>IC '.- --X Aristocrat of" Wellington Cinemas. 2 p.m; -—- DAILY — 8 p.m. NOTE! The curtain actually opens on "The Citadel" itself at 2.40 p.m. and *• 8.40 p.m. SO BIG! SO SINCERE!! SO SINCERE!! SO ENTERTAINING!!! SO ENTERTAINING!!! SO ENTERTAINING!!! Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Presents ROBERT DONAT, ROBERT DONAT, ROBERT DONAT. ROSALIND RUSSELL, ROSALIND RUSSELL, RALPH RICHARDSON, EMLYN WILLIAMS, And 1000 Others In "THE CITADEL" "THE CITADEL" "THE CITADEL' "THE CITADEL" "THE CITADEL" (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Also: ENGLISH SOCCER FINAL. WORLD'S FAIR IN NEW , . YORK. "The Little Goldfish." CARTOON IN COLOUR. Etc. Plans at D.I.C. or Theatre- (Tel. .45-100). IS IT DEATH FOR ALL WHEN A SUB. SINKS? — ■ ■ i . See how shocking disasters are avoided in "The Devil's Playground." JIIIII!ll!ll)III!lll!IJ!lllllll!!!ll!M 1 T>EX —- W. l-^EX THEATRE ~ -i—§: g Cuba Street. Telephone 52-334. g; ?Tl|i!lll|]|||l!l!l!O[lllll!!l!llll!l!ll!!l!li!l!lllll!llll!ll||!l||l!]|||||!lil!l!l!i||!| SUBMARINE N. SUBMARINE N. , SUBMARINE N. RUNS INTO SUNKEN DERELICt'AND SINKS TO THE BOTTOM 310 FEET BELOW THE SURFACE: Mighty Men of the Fleet Battle and. Avoid Shocking Disaster . In "THE DEVIL'S PLAYGROUND:'" DEVIL'S PLAYGROUND." DEVIL'S PLAYGROUND." With / RICHARD DIX — \ - CHESTER MORRIS —--r— ■■.', DOLORES DEL RIO And a Big Supporting Cast. . : . '-.-. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) No. 2. . • ■■; '. V THE PLAY THAT ELECTRIFIED! BLASE BROADWAY. "CRAIG'S WIFE" — "CRAIG'S WIFE* — WHAT WAS THE CRIME OF CRAIG'S WIFE? WHY WAS CRAIG'S WIFE "THE TALK OF THE TOWN"?' ROSALIND RUSSELL.—— -ROSALIND RUSSELL—— ■; JOHN BOLES, V Jane Darwell, Raymond Walburn. - A SCRFEN TRIUMPH NO WIFE OR • t SWEETHEART DARE MISS! (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) SUPPORTS FROM 7.30. ALL STALLS 6d; D.C. 9d and Is. " SUBURBAN THEATRES. f^ ' LOWER HUTT ==5 r: THEAT-EJES. ''.''-.'.-j ING GEORGE. Lower Hutt ING GEORGE. Tel.< 63-933. TONIGHT -»-' At 8:0"— TONIGHT. FINALLY THURSDAY, at 8 p.m. > Not just an ordinary double-feature programme—but'two of this year's most popular screen treats. DUCK POWELL, DICK FORAN DICK POWELL, DICK FORAN PAT O'BRIEN In '"COWBOY FROM BROOKLYN" > "COWBOY FROM BROOKLYN" Also showing— THE JONES FAMILY In "SAFETY IN NUMBERS" "SAFETY IN NUMBERS" ■}, (Both approved for Universal Exhibition.) DE LUXE THEATRE. : . E LUXE THEATRE. ■• ;; Plans at Theatre Ring 63-431. : Commencing TONIGHT -■ At 8.0. A Gay and Novel Mu&ical Comedy!: RALPH READER and GINA MALO' ( —In— —With—' . ; "GANG SHOW" 160. . ' , "GANG SHOW' Talented 1 "GANG SHOW" Boy Scouts. : T Associate Featurfi -— HOPALONG ■ CASSIDY: ■ (William Boyd) : "Wnidy" and "Lucky," . ; : In Clarence E. Mulford's "SUNSET TRAIL." •.,. (Both approved for Universal Exhibition.) PRINCE EDWARD, Woburn. \ *■ RINCE EDWARD, Tel. 63-884. Super-Heated Air-conditioned. | . , _ _|. TONIGHT/ at 7.45 o'clock!' ' ' FREDRIC MARCH ANITA LOUISEi "ANTHONY ADVERSE:" (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) TOMORROW. I - ROLAND YOUNG ALICE BRADY "CALL IT A DAY." KENT TAYLOR — DOROTHEA KENT "THE LAST EXPRESS." (Both Recommended by the Censor for Adults!) 3 . ■ ; _—: TTMPIRE i ISLAND BAY -Empire — island bay d 7.30 — TONIGHT — 7 30. PAUI ROBESON PAUL ROBESON — Tn - "BIG FELLA." "BIG FELLA." £ ■ ■ — AND — y LEW AYRES — MARY CARLISLE, JOHN HOWARD — In-— "HOLD 'KM NAVY." 3 "HOLD 'EM NAVY." (Both Approved for Umveisal Exhibition.) FRIDAY — SATURDAY! RAY MILLAND—OLYMPE BRADNA — In — "SAY IT IN FRENCH." " SAY IT IN FRENCH." (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) , -PLUS - ..J i_ WAYNE MORRIS — In — "THE KID COMES BACK." (Approved tor Universal Exhibition.) L "DROOKLYX THEATRE, TONIGHT, f-» 7.3o—Walter Winchcll, Simone Simon, Ben Bernie, "LOVE AND HISSES." This will give you the thrill of a lifetime. It'd _ great! Claire Tievor, Ph>lis Brooks, Leah Ray, Lynn Ban, Michael Wlialen, .Dixif! s. Dunbar, Jayne Dunbar, "WALKING ak DOWN BROADWAY/ A.he^rt-catching :t story of six 'girls. SUPPORTS' (Univereal Exhibition.)