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Evening Post, Volume CXXVIII, Issue 72, 22 September 1939, Page 2

ANOTHER MIGHTY PARAMOUNT SHOW : STARTS TONIGHT 2 SMASH HIT SPECIALS 2 On One Programme. Dir.: G. L. JOHNSTON. Tel. 51-842 2 p.m. TWICE DAILY 8 p.m. (Shorts from 7.30). . 1 FULL PROGRAMME AT TOMORROWS MONSTER MATINEE, 2 p.m.* 1 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Presents Rough. Fighting Rascally Romantic 1 WALLACE] | ROBERT f B-E-E-E-Y T-A-Y-L-O-R B-E-E-R-Y T-A-Y-L-O-R B-E-E-R-Y T-A-Y-L-O-R B-E-E-R-Y T-A-Y-L-O-R B-E-E-R-Y T-A-Y-L-O-R B-E-E-R-Y T-A-Y-L-O-R In THE GREATEST ADVENTURE STORY SINCE '•MUTINY ON THE BOUNTY." . 1 "S-T-A-N-D U-P A-N-D "S-T-A-N-D U-P A-N-D "S-T-A-N-D U-P A-N-D "S-T-A-N-D U-P A-N-D '.'S-T-A-N-D U-P A-N-D "S-T-A-N-D U-P A-N-D "S-T-A-N-D U-P A-N-D "S-T-A-N-D U-P A-N-D F-I-G-H-T." F-I-G-H-T." F-I-G-H-T." F-I-G-H-T." F-I-G-H-T.'-1 F-I-G-H-T." F-I-G-H-T." F-I-G-H-T." With CHARLES BICKFORD, HELEN BRODERICK, FLORENCE RICE, BARTON MACLANE. SEE The greatest rough and tumble SEE fight ever shown on the screen. SEE They fight with everything SEE from pick handles to bull SEE whips. THRILLS See the rousing, "neek-and-THRILLS neck" race for supremacy beTHRILLS tween the old-time wood-burn-THRILLS ing trains and swaying, THRILLS careening stage coaches! ACTION See rocks, clubs, fists, and ACTION axes fly in a mob battle beACTION tween burly railroad emACTION ployees and the bloodthirsty ACTION crew of the stage coach line! LOVE ; See two men who fight more LOVE" valiantly than armoured LOVE knights of old for the honour LOVE and protection of a lady fair! VALOUR What a picture for thrills! See VALOUR men on the rampage—elemenVALOUR tal and destructive —in gun VALOUR fights and bar-room brawls! DRAMA See a gaol-delivery of dcsDRAMA peradoes by dynamiting— DRAMA positively guaranteed to make DRAMA you want to stand up and DRAMA fight: AND A GRAND SPECIAL ASSOCIATE FEATURE. Metro-G oldwyn-Mayer present SPENCER TRACY SPENCER TRACY SPENCER TRACY SPENCER TRACY SPENCER TRACY SPENCER TRACY WITH VIRGINIA BRUCE, LIONEL ATWILL, HARVEY STEPHENS, ROBERT BARRAT. A f / In THE MOST SENSATIONAL MURDER MYSTERY SINCE "THF THIN MAX." . : 1 "T-H-E M-U-R-D-E-R M-A-N." "T-H-E M-U-R-D-E-R M-A-N." "T-H-E M-U-R-D-E-R M-A-N." "T-H-E M-U-R-D-E-R M-A-N." "T-H-E M-U-R-D-E-R M-A-N." "T-H-E M-U-R-D-E-R M-A-N." "T-H-E M-U-R-D-E-R M-A-N." "T-H-E M-U-R-D-E-R M-A-N." "T-H-E M-U-R-D-E-R M-A-N." Two bankers in partnership—each had the other insured for 100,000 dollars. . . . Halford was alive when he left his office . . . yet ten minutes later when his chauffeur drove him to his apartment, he was dead —shot! Suicide of famous beauty linked to murder! Police spring trap to catch killer—foiled again! Star reporter springs surprise evidence—and then finds himself in the tightest spot of his life! EXCELLENT SHORT FEATURETTES INCLUDE "ANGEL OF MERCY." An interesting short concerning the American Red Cross. "PIGSKIN PALOOKA" A Screaming OUR GANG Comedy. "HOLLYWOOD HOBBIES" Dealing with the screen stars' pet hobbies. PRICES AS USUAL—Is, Is 6d, 2s 3d. NO EXTRA TO BOOK . . . THE PLAN IS FILLING FAST—SO CALL OR TEL 51-842. A member of our stuff is on duty daily from 9.30 to 9 p.m. Plan is also available at the D.I.C. THERE WILL BE "BLACK EYES" AND "TROUBLE BREWING" AT THE PARAMOUNT THEATRE NEXT FRIDAY. Ko x y 'theatre OH THEATRE. (Direction; G. L. Johnston.) Tel. 40-618. SHOWING NOW. Continuous Daily from 11 a.m. Pararnount's Ace Roadshow Attraction, "THIS MAN IS NEWS" "THIS MAN IS NEWS." "THIS MAN IS. NEWS." With BARRY K. BARNES, VALERIE HOBSON, ALASTAIR SIM. He was not only First with the News—he was away ahead of it. (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) ASSOCIATE FEATURE. In Colour • GEORGE HOUSTONMARIAN NIXON "CAPTAIN CALAMITY." "CAPTAIN CALAMITY." "CAPTAIN CALAMITY." A Fight for Gold and Love ... on a Tropical Sea! A story that is rich and racy . . . thrilling in its action and torrid in,its lovemaking . . . packed with adventure and romance. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) EXCELLENT SHORTS. MEETINGS. NEW ZEALAND ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS (Incorporated). ANNUAL MEETING. TTHE ANNUAL MEETING of Members will be held in the Lecture Halt, National Art Gallery, Buckle Street, on WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1939, at 8 p.m. Business: 1. Confirmation of Minutes. * 2. Report and Balance-sheet. 3. Election of Officers-. 4. General Business. The following n>uiii nations for office have been received: — Vice-president, Mr, \V. Kerguswon Hi\^:. Council: Mr. Harry Atkinson, Mr. A. D. Carbery. Mrs. Murray Fuller, Mr. Marcus King. Hon. Treasurer: Mr. I". D. H. Hall. Auditor: Mr; C. D. Morpeth. E. D. GORE, Secretary. September 21, 193 ft,