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Evening Post, Volume CXXVIII, Issue 18, 21 July 1939, Page 2

The Screen's best-loved family in new laughs and thrills set against . the picturesque background of the Golden West. 2ND WEEK! 2ND WEEK! ./ I \\ AJESTICj. S Aristocrat ot Wellington Cinemas 2 p. m — DAILY — 8 D.m Shoppers' Session Today, at 5 p.m. Metro-Goldwyn-Miiyer Presents / THE BEST OF ALL THE BEST OF ALL THE HARDY FAMILY" SERIES. HARDY FAMILY SERIES. "OUT .. ■ :..-■■. "OUT '•'OUT . Mickey Roouey, WEST Mickey Rooney. WEST Mickey Roouey, WEST WITH Lewis Stone, WITH Lewis Stone, WITH ( Lewis Stone. THE THE And the THE Whole Darn Family. HARDYS."' HARDYS/' HARDYS." ■ (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Metro-Majestic Associate Items Include I "Art Gallery" ''The Story ' Cartoon in Of Colour. Dr. Jenner." "Marine Circus," A PETE SMITH NOVELTY IN COLOUR. CTNESOUND | METRO AND CHAS. O AIR LAWRENCE | MAIL NEWS BOOKINGS ' Advance Plans at D.LC. aud Theatre. Tel. 45-100. FOR GOOD NIGHT'S ENTERTAINMENT SEE THIS FINE DOUBLE BILL. Short Subjects 7.30 to 8. glllllllH I T>EX — 1 1 "EX THEATRE 1 1 Cuba Street. Telephone 52-334. 1 Millions in High-power Jewels Thrills Smuggled. and Society ■ Comedy Victims indicted. . wi™ Innocent people tlle Secret Trapped. ' Service -»?« '<%£%? '■■ "SOCIETY HULBERT, "SOCIETY GORDON 'SOCIETY HARKER, '•SOCIETY i v SMUGGLERS." SMUGGLERS." "WOLF'S SMUGGLERS." "WOLF'S SMUGGLERS." "WOLFS i SMUGGLERS." "WOLF'S * Piston Foster CLOTHING." Irene HerveyV R^TfflNG.;; _ Frank Jenk* CLOTHING." Fred • Keating.- CLOTHING. ' Regis Toomey. They join the '. ~ Action-packed . - Foreign Oiiice :'_ drama that races ■ • -«ct mixed from AMERICA UP with danger•to EUROPE and ous criminals . . ? back ihnlis and A Universal A laughs Picture Action Pictures ' v(Reed, by 'the Eelease" ' J Censor for (Reed. for Adults.) ■ Adults.) = ."•: , ■' Also, ■...■■■•:.■■'■:■; "SCOUTS TO THE RESCUE/'. Ch. 6. J Ghost Town Menace. Supports 7.30 to 8. MATINEE SAT.,-2 p.m. Popular Prices: Stalls Is, D.C. Is 6d. — JUNG .52-334 — C SUBURBAN THEATRES. ]] . . , B SPECIAL CLOSING PROGRAMME. „ Pottr\ 'THEATRE, t b^^l N^WTOWN. \° A i TONIGHT and SATURDAY, 7 p.m. Visit your old favourite for the last time before it enters its new era. See the progress of reconstruction, and form some idea of the ambitious and revolutionary ~" changes being made. Final Attraction 1— Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's "THE SHOPWORN ANGEL." " THE SHOPWORN ANGEL." "THE SHOPWORN ANGEL-." N "THE SHOPWORN ANGEL." "THE SHOPWORN ANGEL." "'THE SHOPWORN ANGEL." I "THE SHOPWORN ANGEL." She played with hearts—and laughed when 21 they were broken. — Starring — Margaret SULLA VAN—James STEWART £ A veritable dramatic triumph. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) p. Final Attraction 2—• BIN TG CROSBY—SHIRLEY ROSS # — In — " WAIKIKI WEDDING." "WAIKIKI WEDDING." w "WAIKIKI WEDDING." "WAIKIKI WEDDING." "WAIKIKI WEDDING." jr "WAIKIKI WEDDING." "WAIKIKI WEDDING." A siug, swingy, haunty Hawaiian — melange of love, laughs, and lyrics. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) "DUEL PERSONALITIES." (Our Gang's Latest Comedy.) Variety supports complete a wontlei-fnl how worthy of your esteemed patronage. BOOK AT THEATRE or TEL. 24-753. MONSTER SAT. MATINEE. • 3d—ALL CHILDREN—3d. AT| , I REGAL — KARORI. ; I*>EGAL KARORI. J Sox Plans at "Knighton's." Tel. 2S-365. . 7.30-NIGHTLY-7.30 . : ' REGAL WEEKEND BILL J ■ ... 7 ' - " CLIVE BROOK, " JANE BAXTER, BARRY K. BARNES, in v "THE WARE CASE." . A< Recommended by the Censor for adults.) I .2.- ■ ■ : 'J OBBY BREEN————LEO CARILLO \ In "FISHERMAN'S WHARF." Another Walt Disney Classic— "DONALD'S LUCKY DAY." Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) 15 -MATINEE TOMORROW - 2.15 BOBBY BREEN in "FISHERMAN'S WHARF." Comedies — Cartoons — Serial — Etc. make Line or Hnli-tone Blocks toi ' all purposes and »11 papers from the O leapest newsprint to ;lie finest art *J Evening Post," Printing Works. Xel t-040, »Te