GABLE ANNOUNCEMENT! ■ "Magnificent response to the Admiralty's appeal for 200 trawlers to assist Jn mine-sweeping."—SEE THIS KIND OF HEROISM DEPICTED IN "THUNDER AFLOAT"! The <C ' Ji\ THEATRE IJT J £—* JH A J E S T I C \ —-^ DAILY.— 2 p.m. — 8 p.m. SUBMARINE WARFARE EXPOSED! Unmatched since ."'Mutiny on the Bounty." , " THUNDER AFLOAT " "THUNDER AFLOAT "THUNDER AFLOAT" "THUNDER AFLOAT" '♦THUNDER AFLOAT • "THUNDER AFLOAT "THUNDER AFLOAT "THUNDER AFLOAT "THUNDER AFLOAT" With Our Old Friend in Melrp-G'oMwyn- ; Mayer's tremendous dramatic thrill. WALLACE BEERY WALLACE BEERY WALLACE BJSERY AVALLACE BEERY I • —■ — : : r Superb in his greatest sea role. CHESTER MORRIS-VIRGINIA GREY. (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) Splendid Associate Programme: • PETE SMITH'S "LET'S TALK ■ TURKEY." •• ("Culinary Carving" Hem). Fitzpatriclc TrayeHalk—"The San Fi'ancisco Exposition" . . . Xewsreels: —Death of Rumanian Prime Minister 'V. . The ■ Western Front . . . 'Australian Davis..Cup stars . . . Opening of Wellington's Exhibition. BOX PLANS AT THEATRE (45-100) , OR D.I.C. X>EX- • -THEATRE?--- CUBA-STREET J>EX: CUBA STREET. ■-'•-■■''. ■*■'■•."- TONIGHT,. -a#7.30.. ■■.:: . v; ;" '-■'■" CONCESSION NIGHT. CIRCLE Is.. STALLS Gd. "THE RETURN OF SOPHIE LANG" Thrilling Mystery Drama.-. > No. 2— "BLONDE TROUBLE" Sparkling Musical Rovue. (General ]2xhibition.) ,1 ; SUBURBAN THEATRES. 'Wellington's Suburban Theatre Supreme. JEjf- A SCOT THEATRE, pa czi "^*" Newtown. tn* TONIGHT AND THURS., 7 o'clock. TOM WALLS—— LILLI PALMER .' '•CRACKER JACK." "CRACKER JACK." •>GKAOIvERJACK." The exploits of a modern Robin Hood abused by a gang of blackmailers. A BREEZY MYSTERY THRILLER! Also Showing: " ■'■;• "WHO GOES NEXT?-" "WHO GOES NEXT?" BARRY K. BARNES SOPHIE STEWART. A sensational, etory of prisoners of war, (Both Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) INTEREST AND TOPICAL SHORTS. Comfort Servic: Entertainment 1 r: ~.. /-.iBEST- AT THE ASCOT.;/j- . P!I^TE/4-*^, ifKE^ -i-— ', STATE. TON-MHTv-at^S.^ ' MERLE OBERO'n: ; ■ ..-. .In • ■ '•■ ' ' "THE DIVORCE OF LADY X"—"THE DIVORCE OF LADY X"—— —:"THE DIVORCE OF LADY X"— Ralph Richardson, Laurence Olivier,, Binnie Barnes. . '. ' A, Riotous Comedy all in Teehnicolbur. " Box Plan at Theatre. Tel. 63-899. ' (Programme Recommended *by the Censor More. Suitable for Adults.) < ■ PRAND PETONe! "| ""RAND -r PETONE. }. TONIGHT —Atß —— TONIGHT TWO BIG PICTURES No. I—DON AMECHE and RITZ BROTHERS, ' Binnie Barnes Gloria Stuait, In 20th Century-Fox's Musical Comedy Version of Alexandra Dumas's —"THE THREE MUSKETEERS" "THE THREE MUSKETEERS" -—"THE THREE MUSKETEERS" No. 2— Thrilling Mystery-Drama, "THE GREAT HOSPITAL MYSTERY." "THE GREAT HOSPITAL MYSTERY." With Jane Darwell Sig Ruman. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) ; -PlusJACKIE COOHPR in : "SCOUTS TO THE RESCUE." .■.■■„. ■■.'■■•'■ (Serial, Ep. 8.) PALACE PHONE PETONE. ALACE .; 63-610. PETONE, - fONIGHT, at 8. OF LONDON." Freddie Bartholomew, Madeleine Carroll, Tyrone Power. •, "ROLL ALONG COWBOY." ■ Smith Ballew, Cecilia Parker. (Universal Exhibition.) . E LUXE, Lower Hutt. E LUXE, Tel. 63431. 7.45 TONIGHT 7.45 THRILLS! THRILLS! THRILLS! , GENE AUTRY GENE AUTRY — With SMILEY BURNETTE— BETTY BRONSON - - In "YODELLIN' KID FROM PINE RIDGE." (Approved for .Universal Exhibition.) j 808 HOPE —^SHIRLEY ROSS, i CHARLES BUTTERWOIiTH, In I The Grand Musical Comedy, "THANKS FOR THE MEMORY." (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) P' RINCE EDWARD, Woburn. RINCE EDWARD, Tel. 03-844. FINALLY TONIGHT, at 7.45. "MIDNIGHT.". CLAUDETTE COLBERT — DON AMECHE, MARY ASTOR (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) June Travis, Robert 'Livingston In "CIRCUS GIRL/' (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) TOMORROW JANET GAYNOR, ROBT. TAYLOR, "SMALL TOWN GIRL." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) BRUCE CABOT TOMMY RYAN "10th AVENUE KID." (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) KING GEORGE, Lower Eutt. | ING GEORGE, Tel. 63-933. —- TONIGHT Tomouow, S )> m. R.K.O. Rndio't, Vibiantly Thullmg Aonal dr.ait.i, "FIVE CAME HACK.'' -FIVE DAJJE IiACK." "I-'IVK CAMk CALK."' Witb CHESTER MORRIS, LUCILLE BALL. (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) 'j SELECTED FEATURETTES.
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Evening Post, Volume CXXVIII, Issue 130, 29 November 1939, Page 2
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