rKLErJJOJNJi r ■ THEATRE (44-144) r> T-» r>» n XT m SESSIONS: OR D.I.C. X LG E N T Daily at 2 and 8 p.m. FOR BOOKINGS. l» J LAST TWO DAYS "THE OUTSIDER" With GEORGE SANDERS and MARY MAGUIRE PARAMOUNT NEWS SPECIAL—DAxNZIU. FREE CITY? tirst Films of Danzig Today—City ol Dilemma in Europe's Latest, and I'erhaps Greatest Crisis. A British Empire Films Release. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) THURSDAY NEXT—New Universal Pictures Present: * DEAMA, SWEEPING FROM THE EMPIRE'S HEART TO CIVILISATION'S OUTPOSTS. DOUG. FAIRBANKS, Jlir. A Mighty Adv^re^^the Heart BASIL RATHBONE «THE SU*N C. AUBREY SMITH VF"R OTT<3 " MELVILLE COOPER JML V HiXV OILIO BARBARA O'NEIL The gtory of & fami]y Kteeped ft rm!y in LIONEL ATWILL t j ie traditions of Colonial Service; and VIRGINIA FIELD the fight of love against duty. Plans on view at Theatre, 10 a.m. daily. ' (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) -——T—l-V—O—L—l — TONIGHT, TOMORROW, AND THURSDAY. ANOTHER WONDERFUL PROGRAMME! SPENCER TRACY (as "Father Flanagan")' —In— " BOYS TOWN " "BOYS TOWN" With MICKEY ROONEY and HENRY HULL. "This picture is respectfully dedicated to Father Flanagan, inspired founder of Boys Town, Nebraska. . . . And to his splendid work for homeless, abandoned boys, regardless of race, creed, or colour." PLUS "UP THE RIVER" With PRESTON FOSTER, PHYLLIS BROOKS, and ARTHUR TREACHER. This is an excellent production, and most ot the action takes place within the walls of a mythical State penitentiary, where the happy inmates boast of a radio in every cell and gates that are practically revolving doors. It's a comedy riot! (Both Pictures Approved tor Universal Exhibition.) SCREENING TIMES: 7.0, Shorts; 7.45, "Up the River"; 9.0, "Boys Town." TELEPHONE 43-968 PRICES 1/6, 1A COME TO THE CENTENNIAL FAIR CENTENNIAL FAIR TOWN H ALL -— — TOWN HALL SEPTEMBKR 9 to 16, 1939. THIS EVENING 7to 10 o'clock ENTERTAINMENT ARRANGED BY THE WELLINGTON SOCIETY OF MAGICIANS (Messrs. W. E. Arcus, G. W. Perry, C. A. Forrest, and R. Sproule) BAND OF THE Ist BATT. WELLINGTON REGIMENT (City of Wellington's Own) TOMORROW AFTERNOON— 2.3O o'clock: BABY SHOW.. (Entry fee 1/-.) (Spectators—Upstairs Only—Free) ,-• HELP BUILD THE FIELDEN TAYLOR MEMORIAL BOYS' HOSTEL. WRESTLING! WRESTLING! TOWN HALL — MONDAY — TOWN HALL BOOKING WILL BE SO HEAVY FOR THIS—THE GREATEST MATCH SO FAR FOR THE SEASON—THAT THE FREE LIST WILL BE ENTIRELY SUSPENDED. LOFTY BLOMFIELD (Lofty is after his revenge, and is really fit. Can Lofty take a fall from the Prince?) Versus PRINCE BHU PINDER (The Fastest, Neatest Matman you've ever seen. The Prince is rarely off balance, and won his last match against Lofty) SEMI-PROFESSIONAL BOUT: B. MONASTRA v. A. BLOOMFIELD OTHER PRELIMINARIES COMMENCE at 8 p.m. NOTE.—WE DEFINITELY ADVISE EARLY BOOKING, Preferential Booking opens at E. W. Humphrey's, Manners Street, on THURSDAY. Ordinary Booking MONDAY. TWO HOURS OF REAL THRILLS & EXCITEMENT! SOLVE YOUR COOKERY PROBLEM AT OUR SPECIAL LECTURE DEMONSTRATION TOMORROW, SEPTEMBER 13, at 2.30 p.m. BE THERE! Subject: „ BE EARLY! " SIMPLE EVERYDAY DISHES " UNA CARTER In the LECTURE THEATRE, WELLINGTON GAS BLDG., Courtenay PL, Wellington. LEARN NEW RECIPES FOR SIMPLE EVERYDAY DISHES . . . GOOD COOKING AND KITCHEN HAPPINESS. TOMORROW At 2.30 p.m. TOMORROW DON'T MISS THIS WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY! MAP OF EUROPE REPRODUCTIONS OF THE FULL-PAGE MAP WHICH APPEARED IN TUESDAY'S "EVENING POST" MAY BE OBTAINED FROM THE FRONT OFFICE OF THE "EVENING POST" AT 6d PEE COPY pHKISTIE'S RENTAL CABS for Hi J "ACHINERV FOR SALE~ Petrol supplied. POLLARD U ELF-ALIGN ING BALL & ROLLER CHRISTIE'S RENTAL CARS, ° BEARIgS,CKS MMER •> ir + 'v For Line Shafting. 6R ivent lerrace. England buys our produce: help England Tel. 52-001. . POLLARD BRITISH-MADE BEARINGS ~~ Technical Advice FREE. PUPILS wanted for Hairdressing and fOHN CHAMBERS AND SON, LTD.. Beauty Culture; tuitioD guaranteed; Cnr. Cable Street audJervois Quay, positions for all. Jay's N.Z. Hairdressing „ w|&KE§ T<&Jk« College, 26 Willis Street. Tel. 43-589. King Street, PALMERSTOJS .NORTH.
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Evening Post, Volume CXXVIII, Issue 63, 12 September 1939, Page 2
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