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Evening Post, Volume CXXVIII, Issue 5, 6 July 1939, Page 2

/ I |V 1 AJESTICT _\ y - La^- "''" "" ' i in I Aristocrat of Wellington Cinemas. 2 p.m. DAILY 8 p.m. j Shoppers' Session Tomorrow, 5 p.m. THE INCOMPARABLE MTJSICALE! 1 '4\ ■ W/M/// history of #Mf .this Theatre !■ j wi//l no Pi°ure nas » I v/lt Presented such en-\S\tt i '//// trancing musical en- \w v - tertainment! v ! ik j | MILIZA KORJTJS [, j MILIZA KORJUS [L "THE ! GREAT WALTZ" GREAT WALTZ" | GREAT WALTZ" , I I I -with • LUISE RAINES !| JP Hj FERNAND GRAVET |j> k Aui •■ i - MJjv 1000 I llh F Metro Featurcttes Include: KSS AND "GLIMPSES OF QUEEN AUSTRALIA ! IN U.S.A., Coloured etc. j FitzpatricK. l ~~" Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre. Telephone 4^loo, A METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER FILM (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) PRINCE EDWARD, Woburn. -Fringe edward, Tei. msu. Super-Heated Air-conditioned, TONIGHT, afc 7.45. LIONEL BAKRYMORE, ___„__■_.„ MAUREEN O'SULLIVA^ "THE DEVIL DOLL" BOBBY JORDAN — JACK HOLT '♦REFORMATORY" (Both Bee, by Censor for Adults.) LAST NIGHT OF THIS GREAT LAUGHTER BILL. CHARLES BUTTERWORTH, ""** HUGH HERBERT. ' WALTER ABEL, - UNA MERKEL, WALTER CATLETT. In • '<WE WENT TO COLLEGE" —- —.. <* WE WENT TO COLLEGE" -— And . ROBERT YOUNG — ANN SOTHERN, In "DANGEROUS NUMBER," (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) " - 1 -OEX ~ . — 1 1 -^EX THEATRE • - 1 U Cuba Street. Telephone 52-334, §§ By Special bvith TJmt-eH ; FOR 3 i NIGHTS ONLY^ ; FRID., SAT., MON. ' Walter Wangev - presents." "BLOCKADE" "BLOCKADE1" "BLOCKADE" Co-atarring "BLOCKADE" "BLOCKADE" MADELEINE . "BLOCKADE" CAREfOL, "BLOCKADE;' CARROL. "BLOCKADE* "BLOCKADE" -. HENRY "BLOCKADE1 FONDA, "BLOCKADE "BLOCKADE" LEO "BLOCKADE1" OARRILLO, "BLOCKADE" "BLOCKADE" JOHN HALLIDAY, "BLOCKADE" "BLOCKADE" And a Big Cast, "BLOCKADE" "BLOCKADE" Including "BLOCKADE" Peasants, Children, "BLOCKADE" Sailors, Soldiers, • "BLOCKADE And Pan«era "BLOCKADE" YOU CAN SEE IT ... although. 1 European dictators tried to suppress it! j - J. And you/ will Live Its Thrills ... as out of the heartbreak and turmoil of today's headlines'it weaves a powerful Jove story —a magnificent adventure—an entertainment experience long to be remembered! (Recommended by the Censor fov Adults.) No. 2: B.E.F.J^ Sensational Race Track Thriiiei filmed, at the famous Santa Anita Race' course. "FIGHTING THOROUGHBREDS" "FIGHTING — THOROUGHBREDS" —— ROBT. ALLEN, MARY CARLISLE, RALPH BYRD, WINDY HAVES. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) ALSO: •'Sea Scouts to the Rescue." Ch. 4. MATINEE SATURDAY, 2 p.m. ALL STALLS Is; D.C. Is 6d. REX, FRIDAY ~ SUBURBAN THEATRES. FnrraS THEATRE» FINALLY TONIGHT, 7 o'clock. I- " "THE SHINING HOUR." "THE SHINING HOUR." "THE SHINING HOUR." A dramatic story that' sweeps from the 11 glamour of New York's night life to th< I farm land of the Mid-West. | Starring ROBERT YOUNG, MELVYS DOUGLAS, MARGARET SULLAVAN | JOAN CRAWFORD. j (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) GENE AUTRY, with KEN MAYNARI | In- ■ | -IN . OLD SANTA TE." jYour favourite saddle stars in a singipj 'adventure story of the trail that vvil please you.- , (Approved for Universal-Exhibition,) EXCELLENT SUPPORTS. ! TOMORROW, SATURDAY, MONDAY i :'JUST AROUND THE CORNER" (Shirley Temple) "UP THE RIVER" Prertton Foster ~ Tony Martin Slim Sumnierville —Arthur Treachei' 'i (Both Approved for Universal Exhibit. I ■ ' | JUMBLE SALE. '' TUMBLE SALE .will be held a i«-* 01 VIVIAN STREET, :On FRIDAY, JULY 7, commencjni i 9.30 a.m, < ;' GOOD ASSORTIVfENT m CLOTHES ! FOB ALL, i