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Evening Post, Volume CXXVIII, Issue 14, 17 July 1939, Page 2

ZjM. >_.., - ... X 7 Jj\|AJESTIC L_J___ Aristocrat of Wellington Cinemas. 2 p. m . DAILY ■— 8 p.m. Another Brilliant and Charming Triumph for the Happy Hardy Family. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Presents MICKEY ROONEY MICKEY ROONEY MICKEY ROONEY MICKEY ROONEY As "Andy Hardy." lewis stone lewis stone: lewis stone lewis stone % As "Judge Hardy." Aud The Whole Darn Family, Iv "OUT WEST WITH THE HARDYS." "OUT WEST WITH THE HARDYS." "OUT WEST WITH THE: HARDYS." "OUT WEST WITH THE HARDYS." "OUT WEST WITH THE HARDYS." "OUT WEST WITH THE HARDYS." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Metro-Majestic Associate Programme Includes: — "'ART GALLERY," Metro Air NEW CARTOON Mail News IN COLOUR CINESOUND I "MARINE CIRCUS," " A PETE SMITH NOVELTY. "THE STORY OF DR. JENNER." i I The Triumphant Home-coming of T.M. THF- KING AND QUEEN. T.M. THE KING AND QUEEN. BOOKINGS Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre. Telephone 45-100. LAST NIGHT OF A TRULY GREAT PICTURE. "THE CHALLENGE." "THE CHALLENGE." "THE CHALLENGE." And THE GAYEST. FUNNIEST LAUGHTER HIT IN MONTHS. "PARIS HONEYMOON" BING CROSBY. FRANCISKA GAAL,. AKIM TAMIROKF, SHIRLEY ROSS. ED. EVERETT HORTON. BEN BLUE. (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Jllilliill^^ | X*EX THEATRE I jj Cuba Street. Telephone D 2-33-. jf ?i!!!lllIf!il!l!!l!!!ll]!llll!i!|Ufflii!lilfl TOMORROW (TUESDAY 7): REDUCED PRICES. VICTOR McLAGLEN PETER LORRE — June Lang, Robert Kent In "NANCY STEELE IS MISSING." —— (Recommended More Especially for Adults.) Aud ARTHUR TREACHER . In P. G. Wodehouse's "THANK YOU, JEEVES." "THANK YOU, JEEYES." (Approved for Universal Exhibition), SUBURBAN THEATRES. LOWER HUTT == THEATRES. ===: HERE'S SOMETHING REALLY SUPERB IN SCREEN ENTERTAINMENT I FINALLY. -. At 8 — TONIGHT "YOUNG DR. KILDARE." ( KING GEORGE. Lower Hutt. 1 *MNG GEORGE. . Tel. 63-933. TOMORROW At 8 TOMORROW WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. A Double-feature Programme that Defies Comparison! No. 1BAR BA R A STA NWY (K. BA RBA R A STANWYCK'. HENRY FONDA, HENRY FONDA, I n "THE MAD MISS MANTON." "THE MAD MISS MANTON." What Laughs! What Mystery! What Excitement! A Drama of Fun, Romance, and Thrills that will hold you breathless. (Both recommended by the Censor for Adults.) — And On the Same Programme. No. 2— The Second Big Laugh Show of the Hilarious "Annabel" Series! JACK OAKIE, LUCILLE BALL, JACK OAKIE, LUCILLE BALL, In "ANNABEL TAKES A TOUR." "ANNABEL TAKES A TOUR." It's a Scream from Start to Finish. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Plans at "The Willows," or Ring the Theatre. D' E LUXE THEATRE. | . E LUXE THEATRE. AT 8-TONIGHT—ATT ENTERTAINING INDEED! Is the programme in store for De Luxe Patrons tonight. Tho first feature of a well-balanced double bill is "BLOCKADE." starring MADELEINE CARROLL and HENRY FONDA, a gripping story of the Spanish^ civil war, enacted amidst a hotbed of intrigue infested with spy and counter-spy. Another triumph to the director of "Zola" and "Pasteur." Then in direct contrast we present STANLEY LUPINO, that prince of comedians, in "HOLD MY HAND," an uproarious musical comedy that will keep you in fits from first scene to final fadeout. A VERITABLE FEAST OF ENTERT Al NMENT! Reserve at Theatre—Ring 03-431. t PRINCE EDWARD. Woburn. *■ RINQE EDWARD, Tel. 03-814 j ! Super-Heatefl Air-conditioned. | TONIGHT, 7.4,5. Ronald Colman, Basil Rathbone — Frances Dee "If I Were King" Jack Oakie — Lucille Ball "The Affairs of Annabel." (Both Approved for Universal Exhib.) TOMORROW Ginger Rodgers — Douglas Fairbanks, Jun. In "Having, a Wonderful Time." (Approved for Universal. Exhibition.) Jack Holt — Be ver J v Roberts "THE STRANGE CASE OF DOCTOR MEADE" (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) RENTAL CARS. DE LUXE V 8 RENTAL CARS. PDRKB BROS., LTD.. Kilbirnie. Tel. 17-000. Cheapest Hates. Tel. 17-000. TO THOSE INTERESTED^ T ADY r with Oliice in Lower I hitt would '-*■- net as Receiving Agent. Write, first instance, 537 Evg. Post, Petone. I