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Evening Post, Volume CXXVIII, Issue 47, 24 August 1939, Page 2

FINALLY TONIGHT! DEANNA DURBIN "THREE SMART GIRLS GROW UP." And THE LITTLE TOUGH GUYS In "CODE OF THE STREETS." (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) =^pARAMO UNT^^—l (Direction: G L Johnston.) Telephone 51-842. TOMORROW TOMOR ROW TOMORROW ; HUGE MATINEE AT 2 p.m. The First 500 Children attending this Matinee will each receive— A GOLDEN PENNY. A GOLDEN PENNY. A GOLDEN PENNY. A GOLDEN PENNY. Evening at 8 o'clock, (Shorts from 7.30.) FULL DETAILS Ol- THE MARVELLOUS PROGRAMME MARVELLOUS PROGRAMME MAR VELLOUS Vn OG X A MME Are Advertised on PAGE THREE. ■ PAGE THREE. NO EXTRA TO BOOK. Is, Is 6d. 2s 3d at Theatre and D.I.C. FINALLY TONIGHT. "BULLDOG DRUM.MOND'S SECRET POLICE." And "MYSTERY HOUSE." (Both Recommended by the Censor for . Adults.) ROX i T H E A T R K. O X V THEATRE. (Direction: G. L. Johnston.) Tel. 40-618. TOMORROW. Cont. from 11 a.m. The Management of the Roxy Theatre take particular pride and pleasure in presenting for your entertainment one of the MORE IMPORTANT PICTURES We refer to one of the most successful pictures released in Wellington this year. Warner Bros." "WHITE BANNERS." "WHITE BANNERS." "WHITE BANNERS." "WHITE BANNERS." "WHITE BANNERS." "WHITE BANNERS." From the Inspired Pen of LLOYD C. DOUGLAS, Who gave you "Magnificent Obsession" and "Green Light." Starring; Claude Fay Bonita RAINS. BAINTER. GRANVILLE. Jackie Cooper, Henry O'Neil, James Stephenson. Athrob with the drama, ablaze with the thrills that made it America's best-loved book, "White Banners" now comes to the screen as one of the most powerfully human motion pictures of the year. For you who fly the white flags of defeat — for you who have ever felt discouragement and disillusion—"White Banners" will show you the Real Secret of Happiness. Also Showing: Charlie RUGGLES, ~„,-»„ Marjorie RAMBEAU, Charley Grapewin. and Billy Lee, in i "SUDDEN MONEY." 1 "SUDDEN MONEY." | "SUDDEN MONEY." It's a Roaring Comedy Riot of a man who won a sweepstake and lost his mmd. 1 (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) i _. WELLINGTON COMPETITIONS WELLINGTON COMPETITIONS SOCIETY SOCIETY (Incorporated). 2^nd ANNUAL FESTIVAL. 22nd ANNUAL FESTIVAL. 22nd ANNUAL FESTIVAL. rpoWN HALL, CONCERT CHAMBER. -*" AND BLUE TRIANGLE HALL. SEVEN SESSIONS DAILY. FIFTH GRAND EVENING FIFTH GRAND EVENING 1 CONCERT. ■ CONCERT. '< TOWN HALL, 7.45 p.m. I TWO AND A HALF HOURS OF BRIGPIT ENTERTAINMENT. Dancing, Singing- Elocution, and , Pianoforte. A Non-stop Variety Programme that will please everybody. ! CONCERT CHAMBER, 7 p.m. DAME MELBA BEQUEST SCHOLARSHIP. I Final Section, Nos. 23 to 37. I Four Finalists jn Wellington Section to be announced. CHARGES FOR ADMISSION: Day Sessions: Town Hall, Is and 6d; I Children 6d. Other Halls. od. Evening Concert: Town Hall, Is 6d and Is; Children, half-price. Concert Chamber, Is. Children, halfprice. FIRST DEMONSTRATION CONCERT, SATURDAY NEXT, 2 p.m. Box Plans at Begg's. S. C. CRESSWELL, Secretary. NEWMAN BROS., LTD., REGULAR SERVICES ! REGULAR SERVICES PICTON-BLENHEIiVI-CHKJSTCHURCU, NELSON -MOTUEKA-TAK.AKA. WEST COAST GLACIERS. Full Particulars from— A LL Government Tourist Offices, Thos. Cook and Son, I and W. Young, Wellington TO "EVENING POST" ! ADVERTISERS ! pONTRAC'i AUVKKTISEKS are i islteil to tiaiul in Copy at least ONI« CI.X.AX DAY' belore datt- ii issue (Jwiiij; to the large amount t>! advertising in the "Evening Post' it is necessary to make this- requ-;bt. BLUNDEL! BROS. i,TD.. l'ht 'hveninv Post." E make Lint oi Halftone Blocks tor all purposes and nil papers from the cheapest newsprint to the finest art. "Evening Post Prmtiny Works Tel 44-040 BUILDING SERVICES. Don't worry. Tel 51-322. We service Painting, Carpentering. Plumbing. Pa,.icrhanging. All Building Work. (^OOU Printing deserves Good Blocks y The "Evening Post" Printing Works can supply both. Tel. 44.-04.0 for your next quotation