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Evening Post, Volume CXXVII, Issue 137, 13 June 1939, Page 2

-gs^s^^^^/T^IVrOLIV^* 5^ I xv tvoli ) RrVOLI7_ sJtf!S tfSsssS^ NEWTOWN. Telephone 25-04 L Prices ls 6d, Is. TONIGHT AND TOMORROW. TWO OUTSTANDING ATTRACTIONS. GEORGE BRENT GEORGE BRENT OLIVIA DE HAVILLAND OLIVIA DE HAVILLAND CLAUDE RAINS CLAUDE RAINS MARGARET LINDSAY. MARGARET LINDSAY. In . : , , " GO L D « GOLD ' I S IS WHERE WHERE YOU YOU FIND FIND IT" T T " ■' L_ ; (For Universal Exhibition.) New to the screen is this turbulent West of the SOs—when men ripped up mountains to get their gold—and- wove ( their mighty lives and loves into a nation's history! All the romance of yesteryear's Golden West filmed in the lifelike Technicolour of today! Now you can see it! The, epic picture that sets a new peak in screen achievement! The glorious story of the builders of empire. ' And . — —i i . —. ■■ ~— "SAY "SAY I T I T , . ' IN IN FRENCH" FRENCH" I1" ", ■■ '—*-: (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) IT'S FRENCH! IT'S FROTHY! IT'S FUNNY! IT'S GOT LIFE! IT'S GOT LOVE! ■ Featuring OLYMPE BRADNA, OLYMPE BRADNA, RAY MILLAND. He gave her lessons in. English . . . she gave him lessons in love. A little French doll comes to town to take over, and make over her man . . . and gives you your most delicious, romantic thrill in years! Excellent Featurettes from 7 p.m. include: Paramount News, Musical, Sportlight, Popeye Cartoon, and .the latest Cinesound News. IT'S COSY AND WARM At N.Z.s Leading /Suburban Theatre. A. —""" i^i^emaT'"^^^^^ *^^^i^- KttßlßNm^^g* 7.30-COMMENCING TONIGHT! The Most Outstanding and Sensational Thriller of the Year! EMLYN WILLIAMS, In —"DEAD MEN TALE NO TALES"— —"DEAD MEN TALE NO TALES"— —"DEAD MEN TELL NO TALES"— "(Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) And HERE THEY ARE AGAIN! New Universal's Riotous Comedy, "LITTLE TOUGH GUYS IN SOCIETY." "LITTLE TOUGH GUYS IN SOCIETY." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) With Mischa Aver, Mary Boland, Ed. Ev. Horton, Telephone 14-202 for Reservations. /^APITOL •■ — MIRAMARv^APITOL — MIRAMAR. (As Cosy - and "Warm as Your Own Fireside.) TONIGHT — 7.30 TONIGHT UNIVERSAL'S COMEDY HIT! They said it with vegetables—instead of with flowers! "LITTLE TOUGH GUYS IN SOCIETY" "LITTLE TOUGH GUYJ IN SOCIETY" (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) With Mischa Aver, Ed. Ev. Horton, Mary Boland. And ——- J CARROL NAISH, MARY CARLISLE In "ILLEGAL TRAFFIC." "ILLEGAL TRAFFIC." (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) PAttdS npHEATRE, /qtirN |op y i isrowTOOT. \~ A (Corner of Constable Street.) TONIGHT 7 o'clock TONIGHT Bernard Shp,w?s Streamlined Comedy. NO INCREASE IN PRICES. "PYGMALION" - "PYGMALION" "PYGMALION" - "PYGMALION" "PYGMALION" - "PYGMALION" Starring— ' LESLIE HOWARD, WENDY lIILLER LESLIE HOWARD, WENDY HILLER ' Introductory Feature— "BANK HOLIDAY" "BANK HOLIDAY" A human drama against the vivid panorama of the English "BANK HOLIDAY" (Both Pictures Recommended for Adults.) SKATING PIVIC . SKATING RINK, vivic SKATING RINK, Wakefield Street. SKATING TONIGHT'S SESSIONS, SKATING Learners 6-7 p.m.—ls. SKATING EVENING, 7.45-10.15 p.m. SKATING Monte Carlo, Novelties, etc. SKATING Ladies ls 6d, Gents 2s. SKATING , SKATING WEDNESDAY'S SESSIONS. SKATING Luncheon, 12-2—6 d. " SKATING Afternoon, 2.30-4.30—15. SKATING Learners, 6-7—ls. SKATING SKATING EVENING SESSION, SKATING 7.30-11 p.m. SKATING AMATEUR HOCKEY. SKATING AMATEUR HOCKEY. SKATING AMATEUR HOCKEY. SKATING First Championship Game: SKATING LIONS (W. O'Connor, capt., SKATING R. Lockerbie, R. Hedges, G. SKATING Austin, D. O'Connor) v. SKATING TIGERS (G. Manson, capt., SKATING K. McDonald. S. Manson, H. SKATING Jones, W. AValton). SKATING This should be a great game SKATING as a number of these players SKATING have represented Wellington SKATING in Dominion tournaments. SKATING Mohte Carlos,. Twilight 'Jrios, SKATING Waltzing, Two-stepping, MysSbK&TTNG tery Train, Novelties, etc. SKATING CIVIC RHYTHM BAND, SKATING • In Attendance, SKATING Usual Prices.