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S pjn. f 7.45 p.m. ( D E ~=£-l LUXE )==r- ' Dourtenay >v S King Place — 63-OSO The Popular Family Theatre at Popular Prices, Is, Is 6d, 2s 3d. Reserves no extra. Last night's audience voted this picture as the funniest in years. They shrieked. So will you when you see this. SPLENDID PROGRAMME » Olivia de Havilland Dick Powell Charles Winninger Bonita GranviDe Allen Jenkins In' Warner Bros.* Laugh-maker "HARD TO GET." Dick sings "You Must Have Been a Beautiful Baby." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) AND ALSO " THE 13th MAN " " THE 13th MAN " " THE 13th MAN " " THE 13th MAN " "ttJtH'lKl^'' A.n^toy thriller THE 13th MAN '■ "right out of the "THE! 3th MAN" box"-who is the "THE 13th MAN" 13th Man? " THE 13th MAN " " THE 13th MAN " " THE 13th MAN " (Recommended by the Censor for Adults j Tel. 53-080 for Reserves. SUNDAY ~~~ — SUNDAY SUNDAY SUNDAY PICTURES SUNDAY SUNDAY PICTURES.' SUNDAY (In Aid of the Mayor's MetroSUNDAY politan Relief Fund ) SUNDAY SUNDAY F)E LUXE THEATRE. SUNDAY ■L'E LUXE THEATRE. bUNDAY SUNDAY TOMORROW NIGHT, SUNDAY At 8.15 o'clock. SUNDAY SUNDAY BOBBY HOWES SUNDAY BOBBY HOWES SUNDAY BOBBY HOWES SUNDAY BOBBY HOWES SUNDAY BOBBY HOWES ' SUNDAY BOBBY HOWES SUNDAY SUNDAY In his Original Stage Role— . SUNDAY : SUNDAY "PLEASE TEACHER," ] SUNDAY "PLEASE TEACHER." SUNDAY "PLEASE TEACHER." SUNDAY "PLEASE TEACHER." SUNDAY "PLEASE TEACHER." SUNDAY "PLEASE TEACHER." i SUNDAY "PLEASE TEACHER." SUNDAY SUNDAY ("U" Certificate) SUNDAY . ] SUNDAY -, With - SUNDAY VERA PEARCE, SUNDAY BERTHA BELMORE, SUNDAY WYLLE WATSON, SUNDAY. Who kept London in roars SUNDAY of laughter for over two years. SUNDAY SUNDAY You've never seen anything I SUNDAY funnier than Bobbie Howes SUNDAY and Wylie Watson "sleepSUNDAY walking" in the girls' dormitory, SUNDAY in search of a missing legacy . SUNDAY —and that is only one of the SUNDAY side-splitting sequences in this SUNDAY riotous screen adaptation of SUNDAY musical mirthquake comedy. SUNDAY SUNDAY Honestly, "Please Teacher" is SUNDAY a scream. SUNDAY ■ SUNDAY Beautiful Show Girls Become SUNDAY School Girls. SUNDAY SUNDAY Reserves: Tel. 53-080 after , SUNDAY 6.30 p.m. SUNDAY _ x SUNDAY Be Early to Ensure a Seat. SUNDAY The Committee reserves the SUNDAY right to refuse admission at SUNDAY discretion. SUNDAY LISTEN-IN .. ..... LISTEN-IN i! ■::: :::: II:::::: :: i! TOMORROW (SUNDAY) TOMORROW (SUNDAY) AT. 9.53 p.m. AT 9.53 p.m. The Story of VERNON and IRENE VERNON and IRENE VERNON and IRENE ' CASTLE. CASTLE. I CASTLE. : 1 —— —— i A Great Dramatic Romance. ' 9.53 p.m. ] 9.53 p.m. j 2ZB TOMORROW—SUNDAY". THE ROYAL WELLINGTON CHORAL UNION. ■Conductor: Stanley Oliver. j TOWN HALL.: OWN. HALL.! "THE CREATION." "THE CREATION." "THE CREATION." "THE CREATION." "THE CREATION." "THE CREATION." , "THE CREATION." SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7. i Special Engagement of DR. FREDERIC STATON, DR. FREDERIC STATON, Conductor or the Famous Sheffield Choir, as Guest Conductor. Principals: Soprano Merle Gamble < Tenor Joseph Battersby I B asso Frank Bermington i 300 CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA. 300 300 CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA. 300 Prices: 5s (res.), 3s (res.), 2s (res.). No tax. The Box Plan will open at the D.I.C. on Tuesday, October 3, at 9 a.m. Tels. 17-359, 53-134. W. E. CALDOW, : Hon. Sec. ; ([RETURNED SOlDlSßsij j TTX-SERVICEMEN'S GOLF TOURNA- \ Jk MENT will take place WEDNES- | DAY OCTOBER 4. Entry Forms avail- [ able all Golf Clubs, W.R.S.A., and F. ; W. MACKAY, Box 178, Wellington, Cl. | Entries close Saturday, September 30. J CHRISTIE'S RENTAL CARS. ~ ! THRIVE Yourself, modern cars, benzine ! -"-'■ procurable. 2a Kent Terrace, Wei- i lington, 52-001; 18 Kensington Avenue, i Petone, 60-381. I

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Evening Post, Volume CXXVIII, Issue 73, 23 September 1939, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 4 Evening Post, Volume CXXVIII, Issue 73, 23 September 1939, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 4 Evening Post, Volume CXXVIII, Issue 73, 23 September 1939, Page 4

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