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

||1 ijki^—^CJT. JAME^^^mi 1 LJ^^ O t> JAMES J^rT .[JT^^'^T. .TAMES^ Dir.: Sir Benjamin Fuller. * TONIGHT AT 8. MATINEE SATURDAY, 2.15. PROUDLY PROUDLY AYE ENTER OUR THIRD AVEEK AYE ENTER OUR THIRD AVEEK OF RECORD BUSINESS. OF RECORD BUSINESS. Everyone should see The Charming and Captivating DEANNA DURBIN, DEANNA DURBIN, DEANNA DURBIN, DEANNA DURBIN, DEANNA DURBIN, DEANNA DURBIN, DEANNA DURBIN, DEANNA DURBIN, With NAN GREY, NAN GREY, HELEN PARRISH, HELEN PARRISH, CHARLES WINNINGER, CHARLES WINNINGER, In Universal's Screamingly Funny Comedy Drama, "3 SMART "3 SMART "3 SMART "3 SMART "3 SMART "3 SMART GIRLS GROAV UP." GIRLS GROAV UP." GIRLS GROAV UP." GIRLS GROAV UP." GIRLS GROAV UP." GIRLS GROAV UP." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Also showing: I I I KING'S AND QUEEN'S | | KING'S AND QUEEN'S | | KING'S AND QUEEN'S | ARRIVAL IN CANADA. ARRIVAL IN CANADA. DERBY OF 1930. DERBY OF 1939. N.Z. REVIEW. RESERVE FOR SATURDAY. RESERVE FOR SATURDAY. Plan at D.I.C. and Theatre. Tel. 54-775. SUBURBAN THEATRES. LOJTCER HUTT :——- THEATRES. - , _ FINALLY, at 8, TONIGHT. . BETTE DAVIS in "JEZEBEL" (Recommended by Censor for Adults) X' ING~GEORGE. Lower Hutt | . ING GEORGE. Tel. 63-933. It Starts TOAIORROAV! TOMORROW, At S, TOMORROW. The most eagerly awaited screen event of the year. Now! The Happiest in Years! "YOU CAN'T TAKE IT AVITH YOU," "•YOU CAN'T TAKE IT AVITH YOU," "YOU CAN'T TAKE IT AVITH YOU," "YOU CAN'T TAKE IT AVITH YOU," AVith JEAN ARTHURLIONEL BARRYMORE JAMES STEWART— ' t ., ' EDWARD ARNOLD MISCHA AUER. The Famous "Pulitzer Prize Play," triumphantly brought to the screen in all its heart-warming humanity, laughter, romance, and inspiration! IT'S EVERYTHING YOU'VE, READ AND HEARD ABOUT IT.n BOOK AVithout Delay! At "The Willows" or ring the Theatre. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) T\E LUXE THEATRE. ■L'E LUXE THEATRE. FINALLY TONIGHT AT 8.0. No. I—Jack Holt, Mac Clark. "OUTLAWS OF THE ORIENT." No. 2—Glenda Farrell, Barton AlcLane. "BLONDES AT AVORK." (Both Rec. «by the Censor for Adults.) TOMORROW Sessions—At 2.0 and 8.0 p.m. NOT ONE ... NOT TWO . . . BUT THREE ETC ATTRACTIONS! No. 1— I JOAN CRAWFORD, I MARGARET SULLAVAN, I ROBERT YOUNG, MELVYN DOUGLAS, In | "THE SHINING HOUR." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) No. 2— JACKIE COOPER | In - | "GANGSTER'S BOY." (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) No. 3— ON THE STAGE: JUVENILE AMATEUR TRIALS Sponsored by VANCE-VIVIAN. LTD.. Lower Hutt. Judging by popular vote from the audience. i { ORINCE EDAVARD, Woburn. | L RINCE EDWARD, Tel. 63-884. Super-Heated Air-conditioned. I | 1 TONIGHT, at 7.45 o'clock. AVilliam Boyd "Windy" Hayes, "Pride of tho West." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Gail Patrick — : Lloyd Nolan, "King of Alcatraz." (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) TOMORROW — Jeanette Mac Donald — Nelson Eddy "The Girl of the Golden AA rest." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Preston Foster Frank Jenks "The Last Warning" (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) ~~~ _ GOLD BUYERS. OUJ^<Tl^"TWtT^"7jol<l,~uid^e\vellery bought. Note new address: Murphy and Stewart, 4 Boulcott Street. "OLD JEWELLERY A"NDI)IAMUNJj~ RINGS. SELL yours to aNew Zealand firm; best juices given. AY. M. Haycraft and Co., Manufacturing Jewellers, 04 AVillis Street (over Preston's). SEEDS, PLANTS, AND SHRUBS. Tj^RUIT Trees. Rose Trees, all kinds Flow- -*- ering Shrubs. AVhcatley's Nurseries. Porutu Street, Lower Hutt. Tel. 60-2.16. MACHINERY FOR SALE. FOR SALE. "~_ O PNEUMATIC "Clii..ax" Hammer ™ Drills, £12 each; 1 "Climax" Concrete Breaker, £_0<- 1 "Climax" Ripping Pick, £t5 10s; 2 Electric Drills, £10 each; 25 h.p. Electric Alotor, with starter. £25; 10 h.p. Electric Motor, with starter, £18: Centrifugal Pump. 4in discharge, £30. CHRISTIAN 1! AND NIELSEN (N.Z.), LTD. I