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Evening Post, Volume CXXIX, Issue 63, 14 March 1940, Page 2

FINALLY TODAY at 2.15 and 8 p.m. GLORIA JEAN - In ~ 'THE UNDER-PUP," (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Direction:- Sir Benjamin fullerTOMORROW — -—— TOMORROW —— I Sessions at 2.15 p.m., 5 p.m., and 8 p.m. "REVENGE" IS HIS CRY! "I'LL MAKE'HIM PAY . . . ——for every ghastly moment. ——for every lash of the-whip, ——for every raw wound of the chains. '"I paid for HIS crime. —-now he'll pay ME." Metro-Goldwyn-Maycr Presents I- —■ ~7 — "BLACKMAIL." "BLACKMAIL," r "BLACKMAIL." d "BLACKMAIL." ! ij "BLACKMAIL." | "BLACKMAIL." | "BLACKMAIL." | "BLACKMAIL." ! c i "BLACKMAIL." I c I "BLACKMAIL." r "BLACKMAIL." "BLACKMAIL." . The Story of a Man's Revenge, Revenge on the man who wronged him . . . who robbed him of home, family, and fortune . , . who sent him to the i chain gang . . . his courage broken day j by day . . , until he smashes loose with , the fury of a mau who will stop at notb* ing for .vengeance. - With - | , EDWARD G. ROBINSON EDWARD G. ROBINSON , In his finest role ... as an innocent man who suffered the tortures of the doomed. GENE LOCKHART GENE LOCKHART | In an amazing characterisation as the "pal" who doublecrossed his friend—to the j chain-gang. I ■ ;|__ . ■ -- . 1 : RUTH HUSSEY | s RUTH HUSSEY I : • ■ As the girl avlio married a '■ fugitive . . / because she • believed in him. j j BOBS WATSON, BOBS. WATSON, : Lovable youngster of "Boys' \ ■ j Town" and "On Borrowed ; : Time." I :: (Recommenced by Censor /or Adults.). BOX PLANS ARENOW OPEN FOR Paramouut Pictures' Presentation of tliie NEW AND SPECTACULAR "BEAU GESTE." "BEAD GESTE." "BEAU GESTE.""BEAU GESTE." . Commencing its Wellington Season v ': AT THE ST. .JAMES \)N EASTER SATURDAY. (Recounneuded by Censor for Adults.) Plans at D.I.C. or Theatre. Telephone 54-775. i SUBURBAN THEATRES. ' UTATJS —— L'K'lUiNi!; STATJL £>TATE - PETONE ■—— STATE. FINALLY TONIGHT, at 8. SGNJA HENIE, TYRONE POWER ' In ' •—-"SECOND FIDDLE." COMMENCING TOMORROW (FRIDAY): : CHARLES LAUGHTON in CHARLES LAUGHTON in -— "THE BEACHCOMBER." —- "THE BEACHCOMBER." Thrills, Drama, and. Comedy in Laughton's Best Role. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Box Plan Now Open at Theatre. Telephone 63-899. d RAND — PETONE *-TRAND ■ PETONE TONIGHT - At 8 - TONIGHT TWO BIG PICTURES .No. 1— MELVYN DOUGLAS--VIRGINIA BRUCE In Columbia's Comedy Mystery: "THERE'S THAT WOMAN AGAIN." "THERE'S THAT WOMAN AGAIN." No. £—An Action-packed Prison Drama— "BEHIND PRISON GATES." With . BRIAN DONLEVY- j] ; -JACQUELINE WELLS (Recommended by Ceusor for Adults) P ALACK I'M UN ft i'KTONH,. ALACE t3:j-Oio PISTONE i TONIGHT. | GENE AUTRY, SMILEY BURNEXm ' '•MAN FROM MUSI. MOUNTAIN." ' TOM WALLS "OLD IRON." And on the tJureeu every njfjl'it— "PETONE tf ABIES" Entered in £500 Baby Contest. (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) i i IZINU UEUUOE. Lower Hutt. | j IMNG '.JEOKUE lei «3-o;j3 FIXALLY TONIGHT: "FIRST LOVE." (Approved tyr Universal Exhibition.) COMMEXCIXG TOMORROW: FREDRIC MARCH—VIRGINIA BRUCE ! PATSY KELLY ALAN MOWBRAY In a Romping, Riotous Romantic Hit. "THERE GOKS MY HEART." (Approved {or Universal Exhibition.) . RENTAL CARS. DE LUXE V 8 HENTAL OARS. T> U R & E B X 0 S.. L T D , . Kilbirriic. Tel. 17-OyO. Uiciipot Rijtcw. Tel. 17-009.