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Evening Post, Volume CXXVIII, Issue 3, 4 July 1939, Page 2

--~ - _._-. PLANS at D.LC. or SESSIONS: RPP FNT THEATRE 2.0 p.m. and 8.0 p.m. I J (44-144) LAST THREE DAYS! ISJLISABETH BERGNER ::';:^ : With ■ - - MICHAEL REDGRAVE-^VVILERID LAWSON PARAMOUNT PICTURE. (Recommended ..by Censor lor Adults.) WE REMIND YOU—NEXT THURSDAY! he British Studios gave you these We truly believe ~. Phenomena] Successes — <« VISTTTQ * ~\f ._ ~\T •'THE-LADY VANISHES" a jjD Ixl l« MiIJM "PYGMALION" NOW TC NEWS" "PREMIERE" XkJ A "THE WARE CASE" Stands as the Last Word in •'STOLEN LIFE" ' Perfect Entertainment! The story of a joke that became' _n overnight sensation! . . A "bedtime" story. that grew to gigantic proportions, involving the lives of three innocent people ... a fast and furious adventure spiced with hilarious comedy. ■ . . y , . . If someone is murdered, that's NEWS; but if a man foretells * . a murder hours before it happens he is front-page NEWS for,, days! / With ,- Barry K. BARNES—Valerie HOBSON—Alastair SIM A PARAMOUNT PICTURE. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) T-t_-V~()-1_--1 TONIGHT, TOMORROW, AND THURSDAY. ROBERT MONTGOMERY—JANET GAYNOR In Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's "THREE LOVES HAS NANCY" FRANCHOT TONE—GUY KIBBEE. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) his is one of the most refreshing and original romantic comedies we have ever seen We recommend it to you as Grand Entertainment. GREAT ASSOCIATE ATTRACTION "THE LONE WOLF SPY HUNT" 7ARREN WILLIAM-IDA LUPINU-RALPH MORGAN-VIRGINIA WEIDLER he film, set amid the gaiety of Washington night life, is a timely tala of dangerous iternational spies who attempt to enmesh the most debonair rogue of all fiction in leir sinister activities, it's a Great Show! (Rec. by Censor for Adults.) creeniug Times': 7 p.m., Shorts; 7.55, "Lone Wolf"; 9.20 "Three Loves Has Nancy." lELEjtHONH 48-0(18 ' PRICES 1/6, l/COMING MONDAY—"YOU JQAN.'T TAKE. IT WITH YOU." grand Maori concert "■XXX"' ■■ BY THE sGATI-PONEKE YOUNG MAORI CLUB (REPRESENTED BY ALL TRIBES OF NEW ZEALAND) TOWN HALL WIGHT (TUESDAY, JULY 4) -^ TONIGHT And TOMORROW (WEDNESDAY), JULY 5, at/8 o'clock. STIRRING HAKAS, POI DANCING. AND ACTION SONGS. FULL MAORI DRESS. AN OPPORTUNITY NOT TO BE MISSED (In Aid oi the New Wellington Cathedral) PRICES: I/-, 2/-. and 3/-. No Tax. Booking Free BOX PLAN at' D.LC. AUSTIN BENNETT'S ■ ...QJjIEAT ; ; ,' FACTORY; PURCHASE ■ ■' SHOE SALE — SHOE SALE SHOE SALE —SHOE SALE v SPOT CASH ..DOES 1 IT! -- 3RAND NEW SHOES-OUT THEY GO! SOMEN'S COURT AND TIE SHOES—, WOMEN'S MONK-COURT AND FOUR- - Brown, Black, and Blue i Suede Lea- HOLE,TIE SHOES—Black and Brown titers. Also Patent Leather. Spanish; Glace Kid leathers; . also Navy-Kid. heels. Usually priced at 19/6 per pair The latest designs. Spanish and CubanFACTORY PURCHASE 10/ll heels' Us"all >* V^ed at 27/6 per pair PRlCE—per pair X^/ Ai FACTORY PURCHASE IQ/11 PRlCE—per pan- J-Q/ A-"~ y'OMEN'S BLACK, BROWN, & NAVY GLACE KID SHOES—Smart and WOMEN'S GLACE KID SIDE GUSSET up-to-date styles. Ties, High-front Gus- COURT SHOES—Black and Brown; set Courts, & Buckle Courts. Spanish also Brown and Navy Suede Buckle heels. A beautiful variety. Usually_ _ .Bat Coni't Shoes,- A-great-variety to j priced at 25/- per pair choose from. Usually priced at 25/6 FACTORY PURCHASE 17/11 per pair PRlCE—per pair AI/ A A FACTORY PURCHASE Ifi/11 PRlCE—per pair AU/ XX /OMEN'S CAVALIER COURT & LACE ' OXFORD SHOES—Brown and Black WOMEN'S EVENING SHOES—Court, Glace Kid, Patent Leather, and also Strap, and Sandal styles. - 'Brocades,' made in Navy Suede. Spanish • and Satins, and Velvets. All good quality Cuban heels. Usually priced at 22/6 shoes. Cuban - and Spanish heels.1 per pair. f Usually priced at 15/6 per pair FACTORY PURCHASE IK/11 FACTORY PURCHASE Q/I 1 PRlCE—per pair X«J/ XX PRlCE—per pair w J.l t I /OMEN'S COMFORT SHOES-Buckle WOMEN'S SUEDE COURT AND TIE Bar, Court, and Strap Shoes. Brown SHOES—Black, Brown, and Navy; and Navy Glace Kid. Also in Suede also Black Patent Leather FOURleathers. Cuban heels. Usually priced HOLE TIE SHOES. Tbe latest styles'. at 19/6 per pair Usually priced at 22/6 per pair FACTORY PURCHASE 10/11 FACTORY PURCHASE 1/(/11 PRlCE—per pair XO/ JLJ- PRlCE—per pair X<*/ XX 1 WOMEN'S ENGLISH SLIPPERS—IOO pairs, comprising- Velour and Check Felts with flexible leather soles. Sizes 5 and 6 only. Usually priced at 4/11 per pair FACTORY PURCHASE Q /£* PRICE-per pair «>/ U AUSTIN BENNETT, CUBA STREET NEXT WOOLWORTHS. COMMUNITY SINGING! SR}Ja?£v£E' I&-SJSS! 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