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Evening Post, Volume CXXVIII, Issue 29, 3 August 1939, Page 2

Aristocrat ' 11 j of Wellington II Cinemas. ' The 'I J J THEATRE M|j ZT j \ 2 p.m. DAILY 8 p.m. Shoppers' Session, Tomorrow, 5 p.m. JUST A RIOT ! JUST A RIOT — :— ! Of Hilarity and Harmony, .with Gracie Allen at her Craziest. "HONOLULU" "HONOLULU" "HONOLULU" "HONOLULU" "HONOLULU" "HONOLULU" i "EONO LULU" \. ELEANOR POWELL | j ROBERT YOUNG I j— '. —;—. I GRACIE ALLEN I BOOKINGS !"[ ] At D.I.C. and Theatre. ff ' (Tel. 45-100). , (Approved for Universal 1 j r; Exhibition.) "Xi 11111. 1 liilllilll 111 11 FINALLY TONIGHT— REDUCED PRICES g|!ll!l!l!!l!ll!ll!li!ll!l!!ll!!l!lil!l!llllll!!!lll!lilM 1 T>EX : ■ i |%X THEATRE . 1 m Cuba Street. Telephone 52-334. fj - ii!ii!l!!lll!li!!i!!il!!!!!ll!illllJ!llll!lll!!!ll!I Loretta Simone Janet Loretta Simone Janet YOUNG. SIMON. GAYNOR. CONSTANCE BENNETT -- In ~ "LADIES IN LOVE." — "LADIES IN LOVE." With DON AMECHE, Paul Lukas — Tyrone Power, jun. Allan Mowbray. (Reed, more Especially for Adults.) No. 2— HAROLD BELL WRIGHT'S Rousing romance of the range . . .A WESTERN WITH A NEW THRILL! "SECRET VALLEY." "SECRET VALLEY." EICHAM, ARLEN, (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) TOMORROW, FRIDAY United Artists Present • "FIRE OVER ENGLAND" "FIRE OVER ENGLAND" "FIRE OVER ENGLAND" Turmoil, Strife, and Intrigue of THE SPANISH WARS. FLORA ROBSON LESLIE BANKS, RAYMOND MASSEY, LAURENCE OLIVIER. And a Cast of Thousands. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Associate Attraction: Paramount's Hilarious Comedy Hit Based on the Famous Broadway Play , "UP POPS THE DEVIL," "THANKS FOR THE MEMORY." "THANKS FOR THE MEMORY." 808 HOPE,'/ SHIRLEY ROSS, Chas. Butterworth, Otto Kruger. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) SUBURBAN THEATRES. STATE STATE. TATE PETONE STATE TONIGHT and TOMORROW, At 8. DEANNA DURBIN DEANNA DURBIN — In "THREE SMART GIRLS GROW UP." "THREE SMART GIRLS GROW UP." In her greatest picture—A spell of enchantment you'll remember.all your life. (Programme for Universal Exhibition.) Box Plan now open at Theatre, Tel. 63-899. G1 RAND —- PETONE. | RAND. PETONE. TONIGHT, At 7.45, TONIGHT Another Splendid Midweek Programme. TWO BIG PICTURES No. 1 GENE AUTRY GENE AUTRY Latest Action-filled Musical Western, "GIT ALONG LITTLE DOGIES" "GIT ALONG LITTLE DOGIES" No. 2— STANLEY LUPINO STANLEY LUPINO In His Latest and Best to Date, "HOLD MY HAND" "HOLD MY HAND" (Both for Universal Exhibition.) | OALACE, Theatre of Action. | x ALACE, Petone. Tel. 63-610. TONIGHT, at 7.45. No. 1— . The Big House is a madhouse now ... as the screwball-and-chain | gang sets a new pace in pandemonium ... in a picture so hilarious it's practically illegal! "UP THE RIVER" With PRESTON FOSTER, TONY MARTIN, PHYLLIS BROOKS, SLIM SUMMERVILLE, ARTHUR TREACHER. No. 2— PETER LORRE Ih "MYSTERIOUS MR. MOTO." MARY MAGUIRE, HENRY WILCOXON, ERIK RHODES. A Thrilling Drama. (Both Rec. fot Adults.) ■\TOGUE THEATRE, BROOKLYN. V 7.30 TONIGHT 7.30. Constance Bennett, Cary Grant, Roland Young. "TOPPER.''^ "TOPPER." ' "TOPPER." "Topper" is tops in top-notch comedy— ' it's great. Henry Arthur—Joan Valeric, "ROAD DEMON." "ROAD DEMON." Be thrilled to the most dangerous sporl in the world. SELECTED SUPPORTS. BOOK EARLY—It's Wiser. (Universal Exhibition.) MARIST BROTHERS' OLD BOYS1 j RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB. - COMPETITION. Winning Number: 2134. I '