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Evening Post, Volume CXXIX, Issue 33, 8 February 1940, Page 18

We appeal io our patrons and to visitors to endeavour to visit this Theatre Friday and not wait until Saturday, when the place is too small to hold all who wish to come. The theatre is only one section from where you do your shopping, and so why not? It's a great show we have for you this week-end. (OPPOSITE PARLIAMENT BUILDINGS) TO-MORROW Also SATURDAY and Friday) MONDAY THESE MEN SAVED THE EMPIRE ■ :. FROM DISASTER AND THE DOMINATION OF ONE IHPPII9HBSE9H flfv Noel MADISON I / A lAbstair SIM / A '■'-'■^m^ - ■ " ■^A'^^K^^m' I Margaret VYNER V ■^^fc^^^WI'-^^^^-^v^^k.'^^ MICHAEL REDGRAVE, who lifted . V^^^^^^^P V^^ -.^.- "The Lady Vanishes" to such heights v^^^S that it was declared 1938's best picA _^^^^^B^^^ ture —climbs even higher in "CLIMBING HIGH;' ■• ■■ v ■'■ W**. ■-^'■ ■ ■■ (Both Pictures Recommended by Censor for Adults) Our Supporting Programme is excellent and includes: PARAMOUNT NEWS, CHARLIE CHASE COMEDY, FOX AUSTRALIAN NEWS. Come and see your own boys-^THE N.Z.E.F. MARCH THROUGH WELLINGTON. Screening Times: 7.00 p.m.—SHORTS. 7.45 p.m.—"FOUR JUST MEN." 9.15 p.m.—"CLIMBING HIGH." PHONE 43-968. PRICES: 1/6', If-.