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Evening Post, Volume CXXIX, Issue 34, 9 February 1940, Page 2

SEE AGAIN .. ... , The unforgettable earthquake scenes s a . See San Francisco in flames! THRILL AGAIN . . . To Jeanette Mac Donald Singing "San Francisco" "Would You?" "Nearer My God To Thee" "Love Me and the World is Mine" "Aye Maria" i"1 |_ - **-^^bT. JAMEIT" <ri***»-jjr| hizT^ Ox. James Z^r\ {Tr-^^-^ ST. JAME^^e-i^rLJ Direction: Sir Benjamin Fuller. Today: 2.15 ... 5 ... 8 p.m. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER Present CLARK GABLE CLARK GABLE CLARK GABLE CLARK GABLE (As "Blackie" Norton) Jeanette .... Spencer Jeanette Spencer j MACDONALD TRACY ' MACDONALD TRACY I MACDONALD .TRACY j MACDONALD TRACY (As Mary Blake) (As Father Mullin) —In— " SAN FRANCISCO " "SAN FRANCISCO" " SAN FRANCISCO " "SAN FRANCISCO" " SAN FRANCISCO " "SAN FRANCISCO" "SAN FRANCISCO" ' (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) SUPERLATIVE ASSOCIATE PROGRAMME OF FIRST RELEASE SHORT SUBJECTS. Latest Overseas News — Stranger Than Fiction — Travelogue. " PLANS AT D.I.C. AND THEATRE, 54-775. |i ■ ■ ■ ■ -i i ORINCESB CONTINUOUS j j. *. RINCESS trom 11 a.m. Daily | SHOWING NOW [ Two more Gigantic, Shows on One Programme. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's Special Attraction "THE CROWD ROARS," "THE CROWD ROARS," "THE CROWD ROARS," "THE CROWD ROARS," "THE CROWD ROARS," "THE CROWD ROARS," With Robert Maureen Frank TAYLOR O'SULLIVAN MORGAN TAYLOR O'SULLIVAN MORGAN TAYLOR O'SULLIVAN MORGAN TAYLOR O'SULLIVAN MORGAN Paramount Pictures Present "INVITATION TO HAPPIJS'ESS," "INVITATION TO HAPPINESS," "INVITATION TO HAPPINESS," "INVITATION TO HAPPINESS," : "INVITATION TO HAPPINESS," "INVITATION TO HAPPINESS," Starring Irene Charlie DUNNE RUGGLES DUNNE RUGGLES ; DUNNE RUGGLES . Fred Mac Murray and William Collier, sen. What happens ;to ecstatic, secret love ■when it's transplanted behind the walls of a millionaire's mansion? What happens to a man when his wife tries *■& i stamp out the ambition of his life? What happens to a woman in love when she begins to suspect that love is not enough? (Both Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) Special Added Attraction MARCH OF TIME. MARCH OF TIME. A Cavalcade of the Movies. Suburban theatres. T\E LUXE, Lower Hutt. ±J'R LUXE, Tel. 63-431. FINALLY TONIGHT at 7.45. Johnny Downs — Mary Carlisle — In "HAWAIIAN NIGHTS." (Recommended b" Censor tor Adults.) —SECOND ATTRACTION— "MEN ARE SUCH FOOLS." Wayne Morris — Hugh Herbert (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) TOMORROW —— : Universal Pictures Present Basil Rathbone "RIO." Victor McLaglen "RIO." Leo Carrillo in "RIO." Sigrid Gurie "RIO." Associate Feature— "PERSONS IN HIDING." Lynne Overman Patricia "Morison. (Both Recommended by the Censor foi* Adults.) Plus— "THE PYJAMA GIRL MYSTERY." ST/JOHN £500 BABY CONTEST— Please Note: Cameras will be at the De Luxe Theatre next week. Book your Appointments now! Wellington's Suburban Theatre Supreme! J=f A SCOT THEATRE, \^x. *——4 Newtown. kmTONIGHT, SAT., & MON., 7 o'clock. With Pride and Confidence We Present No. 1— "THE HARDY'S RIDE HIGH." "THE HARDY'S RIDE HIGH." "THE HARDY'S RIDE HIGH." "THE HARDY'S RIDE HIGH." MICKEY ROONEY—MICKEY ROONEY LEWIS STONE—LEWIS STONE. And the screen's first family in new adventures on "Easy Street." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) No. 2—-James Oliver Curwood's "CALL OF THE YUKON." "CALL OF THE YUKON." "CALL OF THE YUKON." Richard Arlen, Beverly Roberts. A Dynamic Drama of the Frozen North. (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) No. 3— "AUDIOSCOPIKS" No. 2. (The Marvel of the Century.) 3To. 4—"CRIME DOESN'T PAY." (Shop Lifting.) No. 5—"A DAY OF REST." (Robert Benchley Series.) YOU MUST BOOK EARLY! IT'S ESSENTIAL! At the Theatre or Tel. 24-753. Come Tonight if Possible—BUT DO COME —IT'S A MARVELLOUS SHOW! BIG SAT. MATINEE, 1.30. Above Programme and Serial. ADULTS, Is. CHILDREN, 3d. EXHIBITION NEWS. nnHE ST. MORITZ ICE SHOW. Every -"- Exhibition visitor should see the Remarkable Skaters on Real Ice, an act of skill and daring A 5s show for Is. You simply must see them. LTITLER'S Weapons ol mechanised ■ gJL' murder. See the £2500 Giant German Torpedo and the Naval Mine in Play* land. NeveT before exhibited in N.Z. I'NSPEC'I ail the article oi exquisite A wo-kmanship at the "New-Pal" Palestine Stall (near Cafeteria) Watch for the Palestine Film commencing shortly in the Assembly Halt "TfKENCH MAID" Coffee—Finest in *• New Zealand. American style, 6d, with real cream and biscnita. opposite Maori Court. VISITUHS wauling Exhibition SuTiTenhs sliouid cum pa re our prices before buviug elsewhere. Aitken's Arcadt; Souvenir Stall., opp.' Cafeteria entrance inside. RATIONAL CENTENNIAL Roll of '■4-t Commemoration. —Every person who realises the importance of New Zealand's firat Centennial should record their name aad. identity in this historical Record,