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Evening Post, Volume CXXIX, Issue 17, 20 January 1940, Page 4

DJS-AsJfE THJBAT-KE. -•- —" DE LUXK:i:iUS-AT.KIi '.DE-L'JXJa 'J'HEATK.K; - -"' : DX LUXE THEATRE. DE LUXE THEATRE. - .{ TWO- SESSIONS DAPIA* | 2 p.m. and 7.30 p.m. TeleI phone 53-OSO for • reserves. Prices Is. Is Gd. 2s 3d. JIMMY CAGNEY--'- - - JIMMY CAGNEY JIMMY CAGNEY • ' .. .'. JIMMY CAGNEY \ j I Your favourite actor at his best j, and funniest, -co-starred with PAT O'BRIEN PAT O'BRIEN PAT O'BRIEN PAT O'BRIEN Together with Jimmy; Caguey for the first time since "Ceiiing Zero." "BOY' MEETS GIRL" --.-.-•., . "BOY MEETS GIRL" "BOY MEETS GIKL" "BOY MEETS GIRL" "BOY MEETS GIRL" '■BOY MEETS GIRL" | WARNER BROS.' comedy riol | that takes a crack at every. thing and everyone. It's tm show of the year. BLACKOUT FOR BLUES BLACKOUT FOR- BLUES BLACKOUT FOR BLUES ■ "-Boy .Meets Girl" is certamlj guaranteed to chase away yemi j | worries. Marie Wilson is the | girl the boys meet. NOVEL STAGE SHOW NOVEL STAGE SHOW NOVEL STAGE SHOW NOVEL STAGE SHOW till TONIGHT AND MONDAY- • ill! Tiny Tots, of JRhylhm in a show j||| that will -send you .into gales o fill applause. GBEAT SUPPORTS ■;.'-.■ GREAT SUPPORTS ; .. GREAT SUPPORTS . J' KAY FUA.NXIS AN-D..-WIL WIND," the fine supporting film (Feature films recom mended Adult- Audiences.) Als< SEVENTH big chapter o. | "Lone Ranger. Rides Again. TONIGHT'S BOOKING TONIGHT'S BOOKING TONIGHT'S BOOKING . Don't forget—one-aud-sixpennj and tAvo-and-threepenny - seat; may be reserved in stalls «mc j| circle Telephone-53-OSO NOW £500 BABY CONTEST £TOO BABY CONTEST IsOO BABY CONTEST I I Rnter now for the ST, JOHjS ' £500 BABY. CONTEST-entrj forms and full details De Luxe daily between 1 p.m. and 5 p.m yj . — o O X V T HE ii'TRI RoXY THEATRE (Direction: G. L. Johnston.) Telephony---40-618. . • SIiOWING NOW! ContiiiuoustDaily from 11 a.m. . SACHA GUITRY In : ' -and the dialogue ; all in " ■ -eng-lish; (Recommended* by ttoe Censor.; for .Adults.) NEW UNIVERSAL PICTURES Preseni MISCHA A'UER, BABY SAI^DY, ■ SHIRLEY ROSS, - "DENNIS; O'KEEFE,- ---' ': I". 7 In ■= ■' '■ ' j"THE UNEXPECTED- FATHER." ~ ■••■•(A-ppr6ved--for Universal :Exb-ibitio.n.>. EXCELLENT SUPPORTS, SUBURBAN THEATRES. E- LUXE, Lower Hutt. E LUXE, Tel. 63431. TONIGHT AT 7.45. Universal Pictures Pl-eseijt " .■ ." . Jackie Freddie COOPER BARTHOLOMEW.... ■'•TWO BRIGHT BOYS." "TWO BRIGHT JBOYS." (Recommended by 7 Censor for Adults.). Also, • 20th Century-Fox Present THE RITZ BROTHERS In "STRAIGHT PLACE AND SHOW" "STRAIGHT PLACE AND SHOW." (Recommended by the-Censor for Adults.] :. . PRINCE EDWARD> Wpburn* • RINCE EDWARD, Te1..63-844.. . TONIGHT AT: 7.45. ' ' « . CLARK - GABLE—MYRNA LOY "TOO HOT TO HANDLE" With ■ Walter Pidgeon, Walter Connollj And Kent Taylor—RoeheUe Hudson "PIRATES-OF THE SKIES" (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition] --• - fZING-GEORGE,-L€fw«r:flutt.:-| /"^LNG GEORGE, Tel. 63-933. |. ■ ~..- .',...._ - , , ~r., ~.,.. —— ~,.-^.. _._.,...,—1...) 8 p.m. TONIGHT and MONDAY, 8 p.m Mctro-Goklwyn-Mayer's "ICE FOLLIES OF 1939." 'ICE FOLLIES OF 1939." JOA:N CRAWFORD—JAAJF.iS SJ.'IfiWAR'I LEWIS STONE, and LEW AYRES. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) SUPPORTS include "March of Time." CHILDREN'S MATINEE MONDAY. 3 Cartoons, Andy Clyde Comedy. BUCK JONES, "Hollywood Cowbpy." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) WELLINGTON CITY CENTENNIAL CELEBRATIONS COMMITTEE. ORGAN RECITAL. TOWN HALL, SUNDAY, JANUARY x 21, 1940, ' At 5.30 p.m., By MAXWELL JTEIiNIE. Assisted by RAY TREWERN (Tenor) BRYAN McMILLAN (Accompanist). PROGRAMME. . . 1. Choral Prelude—"Mortify Us By Tlr Grace," Bach (1685-1750). 2. Prelude and Fugue in D Major. Bacl (1685-1750). 3. Music for SLrinys (i) Gavotte ('-Suite in D"), Bacl (1685-1750). (ii) Minuet ("Don Juan"), Mozar (1756-1791). (iii) Minuetto and Allegro (Ist Sona tina), Mozart (1756-1791). 4. Tenor Solos— ■ ■ .. ' \\ (i) "A Di-eam" Grie ; (ii). "Do; Not; Go. My. Love/.' Hagemai (iiil "Total Eclipse!" ("Samson") (Oi gan Accoinpanimien.t) ......'. Hande 5. Oft'ertoh'c sur deux Noels, Guilman (-1837-1911). ■■•-■ G.JdyJle :.. Ffaulke 7. "A -Tune for the Flutes," Stanley (171 c ..•• 1786). . : v S. Tenor Solos — ■ -..-; (i) "Lend Me Y'oui- Aid" ("•Irene") ■ - ■■ Goutioi (ii) "Spirit Flower," Campbell-Tipto: (iii) "Ombra Mai Fu" ("Xerxes")' (O) gan Accompaniment) Handc 9. From the "Nutcracker Suite," Tscha: kowsky (1840-1893)-*----(i) Dance of tlie •'Sugar-Plum Faky. ''" (ii)" Arabian Dance, (iii) Chinese: Daiice. _ (iv) Dancfli of" the"Flutes. 10. Toccata (Symphony No. D), Wido (1545-1937). 7 National Anthem. Chavgi-s .for ■ Admission: Stalls, la; Ga lery, Is (id. ■ .