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Evening Post, Volume CXXIX, Issue 18, 22 January 1940, Page 2

WELLINGTON CENTENNIAL CELEBRATIONS. It is a source of great satisfaction to the Directors of The Majestic Theatre to be able to present at this time a film that fittingly climaxes the mighty progress in motion picture production. The V" ' M THEATRE ST 7 £- —1 MA J ESTI C J!* DAILY, at 2. EVENINGS, at 8. "GOOD-BYE MR. CHIPS." With ROBERT DONAT and GREER CARSON. "One leaves the Theatre with the satisfaction that comes from contemplating a piece of work supremely, well done. . —"Punch. A Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Picture. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) BOOKING ESSENTIAL! ' Especially for Tonight's Holiday Session. , Plans at Theatre (45-100). SUBURBAN THEATRES. S&S = i¥BH = lit™: TONIGHT AND TUESDAY, AT 8. Metro-Groldwyn-Mayer's Exciting Drama . . . gloriously set to music! "SONG OF THE PLAINS." 1 —— "SONG OF THE PLAINS." — "SONG OF THE PLAINS." —With • NELSON EDDY-VIRGINIA BRUCE Victor McLaglen — Lionel Barrymore. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Box Plan at Theatre. Tel. 63-899. GRAND — PETONE. RAND -— PETONE. TONIGHT AT 8 TONIGHT — TWO BIG PICTURES No. I—Splendid Spy Melodrama: . "SPIES OF THE AIR" "SPIES OF THE AIR" "SPIES OF THE AIR" — With- — / Barry K. Barnes—Sophie Stewart. No. 2—Warner Brew.' Gay Comedy, with Music: DICK POWELL in "GOING PLACES" ANITA LOUISE in "GOING PLACES" (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) •DALACE PHONE PETONE. ■JL ALACE 63-610. PETONE. TONIGHT At 8 TONIGHT GENE AUTRY "THE BIG SHOW" "THE BIG SHOW" LUCILLE BALL—ALLAN LANE. "PANAMA LADY" ■ ; "PANAMA LADY" (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) E LUXE, Lower Hutt. I E LUXE, Tel; 63431.' - I" TONIGHT —— 7.45 < —- TOMORROW New Universal Films Present Freddie Jackie BARTHOLOMEW COOPER In "TWO BRIGHT BOYS." "TWO BRIGHT BOYS." —Associate Programme— The Ritzes Go Racy! "STRAIGHT PLACE AND SHOW" "STRAIGHT PLACE AND SHOW." A Titanic panic of- laughter! (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) If your Baby's a wow—enter it now in the £500 St. John Ambulance Centennial Baby Contest. Particulars at Theatre. KING GEORGE, Lower Hutt. ING GEORGE, Tel. 63-933. 8.0 —-TONIGHT FINALLY -— 8.0 "THE ICE FOLLIES OF 1939." Plus "MARCH OF TIME"—No. 2. COMING TOMORROW: SPECIAL MATINEE WEDNESDAY, 2 p.m. CHARLES DICKENS'S BELOVED STORY. "A CHRISTMAS CAROL." (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) It's a Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Hit! RINCE EDWARD, Woburn. I EINCE EDWARD, Tel. 63-844. FINALLY TONIGHT at 7,45. CLARK GABLE—MYRNA LOY "TOO HOT TO HANDLE" —And Kent Taylor—Rochelle Hudson "PIRATES OF THE SKIES'1 (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition) TOMORROW DON AMECHE LORETTA YOUNG "THE STORY OF ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) And J. Carroll Naish Anna May Wong "ISLAND OF LOST MEN." (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) VTATIONAL AR'l GALLERY. •^ ■ BUCKLE STREET. CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION <>l< INI K'HNATIONAL AND NEW ZEALAND ART,. AND THE CORONATION PICTURE. HOURS: Week Days—lo a.ni. to 5 p.m. Sundays—2 p.m. to 5 p.m. ADMISSION FEES: Adults, Is; Child, ren (accompanied by adult), 6d. Season Tickets, ss. TEAROOM OPEN DAILY. DANNEVIRKE CENTENNIAL SHOW: FEBRUARY 6 and 7, 1940. RAM FAIR. FEBRUARY 8. GCHEDULE includes classes for:— Hunters, Hacks, Ponies, Harness and Draught Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Pigs, Dairy Produce, Baled Hay, and Home Industries. i KENNEL SECTION. Classes for all recognised breeds. (Special Schedule issued.) ; Young Farmers' Clubs and Boys' and Girls': Agricultural Clubs have separate sections. ! ENTRIES CLOSE JANUARY 23. Send for Schedule. ; H. S. M. QUIGLEY, 1 ■>'•■■■ v • Secretary, Box 38, Dannevirke. TWO BIG DAYS—TWO BIG NIGHTS. EDUCATIONAL. - - ■ ' SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING. . ENGLISH. HTkAY and Evening Sessions. Individual \x-/ Tuition by a Pitman's Certificated Teacher ensuies success. Enrol now! MISS A SUTHERLAND. F.1.P.5., i P.C.T., f. 115 Lambton Quay (Saywell Bldg.), Tel. 44-493.*, Res. 47-4-74. i r .....y- ' ?" • • . .-■- ---GOOD Printing deserves Good mocks! Tbe "Eveniut: Post" Printing Works j can supply both, Tel. 44-040 for ynur nest I quotation.