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Evening Post, Volume CXXVII, Issue 140, 16 June 1939, Page 2

tgs^^^^jflR IVOLIA^B^^ F - IVOLI -1 RIVOLI/_^ sS s*=sssSi^ NEWTOAVN. 'Phone 25-041. Prices Is 6d, Is. TONIGHT, TOMORROW," and AIONDAY BRIAN AHERNE. BRIAN AHERNE. HE'S AVHAT LOVE IS ALL ABOUT! Women call hint "Great!" Men call him !•'•'&?: :;-X/&! You'll call him the most romantic fellow who_ ever kissed a girl . . . and didn't mean-it! lir "• f „■■■■■■ ' JiJ "THE . - GREAT ;- ' j GARRICK." | I ' I .——=_ (Anproved for Universal Exhibition.) AVith OLIVIA PE HAVILLAND, „„„ mrtV , EDWARD EA'EETT HORTON, LIONEL ATWILL, .■.,'"'- LUIS ALBERNI. Great Associate. Feature, I— — '— ' . b | "ILLEGAL ]' TRAFFIC." 1 1 (Rec. by the Censor for Adults.) Featuring J. CARROL NAISH, MARY" CARLISLE, T ROBERT PRESTON. Transcontinental.flights by fugitives from justice, the killings of mobsters suspected of betraying the gang, a racket-king s desperate efforts to win an innocent young girl and a cross-country chase of fleeing gangsters by Government aeroplanes—these are some of the-thrills of -Hollywood s newest- crime drama. EXCELLENT FEATURETTES from 7 p.m. include: "Copenhagen" (Fitzpatrick Trayeltalk), "Captain Kidd's Treasure" (Historical Mystery). , . "Surf Heroes" (Pete Smith Novelty). "A: Night at the Movies" (Robt. Benchley Comedy), -. ■/' "Behind the Criminal" (Crime Does Not Pay series). "Donald's Golf Game" (Donald Duck Cartoon). ! " " ' ~ CHILDREN'S MATINEE, TOMORROW, 1.30 p.m. AVilliam Boyd aud Windy In "OLD MEXICO." And Janet Chapman In "LITTLE .MISS THOROUGHBRED." Comedies,. Cartoons, etc., etc. A Golden Penny for every Child Attending. ALL CHILDREN, 6d, 6d, Gd. (Both Pictures for Universal Exhibition.) N.Z.s Leading Suburban Theatre. 7.30.— -COMMENCING TONIGHT - 7.30 DE LESSEPS—FIaming Genius who dreamed of ships sailing the desert . . . living again his blazing romance . ._-. conquering the -twisting, torturing, alldestroying black simoon! A climax of spectacle and emotion the screen has never captured before! TYRONE POWER "SUEZ/; LORETTA YOUNG SUEZ. ANNABELLA, , §2?£-, NIGEL-BRUCE, gUEZ. - SIG RUAf ANN, "SUEZ." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Associate Attraction Based on E. Phillips Oppenheim's "The Strange Boarders of Palace Crescent TOM AVALLS. In "STRANGE BOARDERS." (Reed, by the 'Censor for Adults.) MATINEE TOAIORROAV. "SUEZ," with Comedies, etc. Telephone 14-202 for Reservations. " BOOK EARLY! /\APITOL — MIRAMAR — MIRAMAR. 7i 30 -_— TONIGHT 7.30 (7.5- p.m., Chapter 13, "Flash Gordon") Another M.G.M. Alusical Triumph, Jeanette Nelson MACDONALD EDSX MACDONALD EDDY In "GIRL OF THE GOLDEN AVEST." "GIRL OF TFE GOLDEN AVEST." AVith Buddy Ebsen, AValter Pidgeon. Associate Attraction AKIM TAMIROFF, In "ESCAPE FROAI YESTERDAY/ (Reed, by the Gensor for Adults.) Telephone 16-545 for Reservations. (Corner of Constable Street.) , All Stalls Js," D.C. Is Gd. ■ FINALLY • 7 o'clock TONIGHT Bernard Shaw's Streamlined Comedy. "PYGMALION" - "PYGMALION" "PYGMALION" - "PYGMALION" "PYGMALION" - "PYGMALION" Starring— LESLIE HOAVARD, 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.) Reserves at Theatro or 'Phone 24-753. SATURDAY," MONDAY, AND TUESDAY. Xo. I—"THREE LOVES HAS NANCY." AVith Robert Alontgomery, Janet Gaynor, Franchot Tone. Xo. 2—"MELODY OF THE PLAINS." Featuring Fred Scott, "The Singing Buckaroo." (Both Approved i'or Universal Exhibition.) BOTH FEATURES AT'TOMORROW'S MATINEE. ALL -CHILDREN 3d. VOGUE THEATRE, BROOKLYN OGUE THEATRE, BROOKLYN 7.30 TONIGHT 7.30. Tyrone Power, Loretta Young, Annabella. -SUEZ" "SUEZ" • "SUEZ" "SUEZ" I THE JQXES FAMILY "SAFETY IN NUMBERS." "SAFETY JN .NUMBERS." Three Excellent Supports. You must see this programme. Book early! (Rec. Afore Esp. ftfr" Adult Aud.)