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Evening Post, Volume CXXIX, Issue 65, 16 March 1940, Page 4

. ► ■ :. y COME EARLY OIL .RESERVE..... '' "" Variety '"Feature1 ttes from 7 p.m. Popular Prices, Stalls Is. D.G. Is 6d. For Reserves, 25-041. . . NEWTOWK. Tel.- 25-041.' Prices, Is 6d, Is. *•** (Deaf Aids Available.) X ■'-* Warner Bros. Present *Cf »*?he picturisation "of' Myron Brinig's "% " famous novel— JBff "" ■: "THE SISTER S» "THE SISTERS" <*1 "THE SISTER S" „_____ __ -?i.- _ With — "'*■ The most gallant lover and the I most dangerous lady of the Bcreen at last in each other's arms. c ~ Dashing 1 \ ERROL FLYNN *- ERROL FLYNN ERROL FLYNN j *' AND \ -, . - BETTE DAVIS . BETTE DAVIS i " , ; BETTE DAVIS "* :aS'ITA& LOTftSE—DONALD CRISP, ' lAN HUNTER—JANE BRYAN. * "(Recommended by the Censor as More " Especially for Adults.) j ""** . ASSOCIATE FEATURE | c- Paramount's Hilarious Comedy Hit, i: " ' . "NIGHT WORK." ** WORK." "NIGHT WORK." CHARLIE RUGGLES, "";; ~," MARY BOLAND, r "Donald O'Connor—Joyce Mathewe., BILLY LEE. That lovable, laughable Fitch i"* Family .' . . off on another t ' grand laugh spree! i jk T Approved for Universal Exhibition.) I JBK222bbS2blZ2iSlsZllii»«bbS"S""s»""£"«2iii«2S2pisi22^ >|» j PRINCESS, CONTINUOUS, j ; -Princess trom 11 a jo. Daily.} •'^HERE'S A MODERN LOVE STORY for your Sweethearts of Song! V, Jeanette SsflSS MACDONALD EDDY - MACDONALD EDDY EDDY e«-MAGDONALD EDDY '**" ' ' v In Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's •^'SWEETHEARTS" Ravishing Victor "*" Herbert Melodies -"SWEETHEARTS"- . . . breath-taking spectacle. ' FILMED ENTIRELY IN GORGEOUS >■";• TECHNICOLOR! S>- ■ ' —Associate Feature—' *< • KAY FRANCIS »" - *• KAY FRANCIS - *• • ' In ■ - "WOMEN -IN THE WIND,?' -•" • "WOMEN IN THE WIND," *- '~ ''WOMEN IN THE WIND," " ; "(Both -Approved for Universal Exhibition) * '„, - . Phone 42-580 for Reserves. &'• SUBURBAN THEATRES. rpi ■ —— _____ *V\iPITOL MIKAM.AU. >' Va'APTTOL MIRA-MAR. '*-'.7.1# o'clock — FINALLY TONIGHT, <.' . Metro-Goldwyn-Mnyer. A roaring, fighting, swashbuckling story of the days when men died in their boots! NELSON EDDY in "SONG OF THE PLAINS," With Virginia Bruce '-^ Victor McLaglen Lionel Barrymore— Edward Arnold Together with Danger, ahoy! Ship sinking! Flood rising! Iceberg threatening! A thousand perils! ... a thousand thrills! ... as « brave men fight disaster. Columbia's spectacular story of the "Navy !■ '•* * - - of Mercy." "COASTGUARD." —— -— With - ' RANDOLPH SCOTT FRANCES DEE (Both Features Approved for Universal Exhibition.) — And — ARRIVAL 'OF THE ACHILLES IN AUCKLAND. — Also — "ICE ANTICS" (Sportsthrill). , "'GOLDILOCKS AND THE THREE I BEARS" (Cartoon). f»2-ETRO OVERSEAS NEWS. "MIDNIGHT FROLICS" (Colour Rhapsody). • .- . ■ Telephone 17-550 for Reservations. *< i__ ~I>EGAL KARORI. —^ — KARORI. Box Plans "Knighton's." Tel. 28-365. , IMPORTANT— 4'^Reserved Seats cannot be held later than " - 7.35. ~v _ 7,30 -NIGHTLY < 7.30 '-."Aao^her Regal Weekend Bill that needs . no""introduction. .1 — • #'. ' Elsa Maxwell's '2 - "HOTEL FOR WOMEN." , (Recommended *>y Censor for Adults.) sjj k '. . DEANNA DURBIN ':■;. "«*■"/'. ' In ■■■'•>- ---■' ' \ LOVE." - ;r Ifi for Universal Exhibition.). ¥<>'-, \ ■ . ■'■ ' f"1 i I>RINCE EDWARD, Woburn. if I ' RINCE EDWARD, Tel. 63-844. TONIGHT, at 7.45. *'f ' "■ Douglas Fairbanks, Jnr. S. BasiL JEtafchbone —C. Aubrey Smith, " "THE SUN NEVER'SETS" *j I . And J* 1 J Melvy'n Douglas, Virginia Bruce, '"THERE'S THAT WOMAN AGAIN." - . Rec. by Censor for Adults.) I - TIE LOXE, Lower Hutt. «■* \ **& LUXE. Tel. 63431. ?, 'Commencing TONIGHT, at 7.45. " , RKO-Radia Pictures present Z . i BOBBY BREEN Alan M<mbiay, Steffi Duna In ""WAY DOWN SOUTH." r ' t c' for Universal Exhibition;) Second Attraction, Warner Bros, present - r Humphrey Bogart — Gale Page In , *" "YOU CAN'T GET AWAY WITH MURDER." —(Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) Also showing Tonight: Arrival of H.M.S. Achilles in Auckland. *, ST. JOHN £500 BABY CONTEST. -4-- Screening Tonight: Babies 45 to 99. Screening Monday: Babies 1 to 99. KHANDALLAH PICTURES. HANDALLAH PICTURES. .a , .TONIGHT! . TONIGHT! hearts, with their joys, tragedies, and emotions, set to the world's sweetest music in Metro-Goldwyn-Maver's Screen Triumph, "THE- GREAT WALTZ." — With — ,-*•• Miliza Korjus, Fcrnand Gravet, Luise A-' . Rainer. '■* (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) -? Supporting Feature. *- «'PECK'S BAD BOY WITH THE CIRCUS." lommy Kelly (the "Tom Sawyer" kid), Edward Kennedy, Spanky McFarland. oJniveraal Exhibition.),