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

. .■---■•-.:■ IN-STANTANEOUS .SUCCESS. ■;...:: 'll».m. "" / A. 7<30p 'm! DEFINITELY, THE BEST PICTURE -■ ■■''■■■'"■":T T\T? \ '"' IN TOWN THIS WEEK. ••—-.• _^£ f l) h ' -I".' -' ■" DON'T MISS IT! ■■■•■-■ .•■ Courtenay X^_^^ g^^ t^^^pARAMOUNT^?^; Direction: New ZealaDd Theatres* Ltd. . • . Courtenay Place. :■■ - THRILLING ACTION. Dir: G h Johnston. Tel. 51-542. A Double Programme that will ...... « lift the audience clean out of its 2 p.m. I TWICE DAILY I 7.45 p.m. ■■:Beftts and keep it suspended till 2 p.m. TWICE DAILY 7.45 p.m. the end. And it wou't let you * ' ' . down with a flop, either! Gainsborough Pictures Present Warner Bros. Present— Britain's Amazing Character Actor _—__ WILL FYFFE "Code of the Secret Service." ■ WILL ™JFE • "Code of the Secret Service.; — r WILL *Yl<F| , "Code of the Secret Service. - . WILL IYIFi; — "Code of the Secret Service. . WILL Ylg —— "Code of the Secret Servjce." WJ LL J^S?.?J "~—'■■ ... "Code of the Secret. Service." WILL FYPIE -. "Code of the Secret Service." —• WILL FYFIE -—- • "Code: of the Secret. Service." -WILL FYFFE ——- ' ' " - ■ ■ _■ ; . ■ ■ •■ |n|lll 'i ■• '■" _\\ J, JjJLj .JUJ-Jj X: S-i \< ; - _■ ~"~~*~~ '.' .' • ' ~~~' "'■ Margaret Loek>vood *—— John Loder ___m\tu Margaret. Lockwood. John Loder .. , ~ " . Margaret Lockwood. r—r—John Loder •■RONALD REAGAN Margaret Lockwood John Loder ■■"-;•■■ And ■•"'•■■■ Margaret Lockwood —' — John Loder ROSELLA TOWNE. Margaret Lockwood • John Loder (Approved' for Universal Exhibition.) ' "Mawaret Lockwood ~ John Loder. In Then BE.F. Presents That Perfectly Marvellous Picture , MORE THiULLS AND ACTION ■ ■■■■■ ;;gWD BOB.;; -■■ _■ '■.•-■■. ln ___— "OWD BOB" : ■'•■■■' ': "GANG BULLETS." •■ •■ . BOB" -. "GANG BULLETS." "OWP BOB^' -- "GANG BULLETS." ___ "OWD BOB" V! "GANG BULLETS;" H~«oWD BOB" ; ;;gang bullets.;; -. «owd bob" "GANG BULLETS. ~ "QWD BOB^' ■ H- | With "OWD BOB" ■ ' ANNA NAGEL and ROBERT KENT. — |WD BOB;; (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) "OWD BO The Grey Dog of Kenmuir. FIRST THRILLING CHAPTER oHvailtVWorld . faraoUS No vel that ' UNIVERSAL SERIAL- ran into 19 editions., j "THE PHANTOM CREEPS." ' Associate Feature: ■ "THE PHANTOM: CREEPS" .- N ; z ; Screening 0 £ he latest ■. ' ■(Appr.oved for Universal Exhibition.), "Grime Does Not Pay" feature. .. .^SOO STrJOHN BABY CONTEST. ! ; "GRpAT GUY" L ' wwms~p&%mi£Ki night. "great guy;; FURTHER SCREENINGS. "GREAT GUT' . ' SATURDAY ........ 281 to 350 "GREAT GUY* MONDAY 351 to 418 "GREAT GUY" ..." TUESDAY ........... 1 to 70 . ~,..■■ WEDNESDAY -. 71 to 140 ■ Starring " THURSDAY. ........ 141 to 210 ta MF s CAGNEY AND MAE CLARKE . To BI GH T: Isiis ■■■^s.sas^ will.give his fjireweU performance on the "yiatfoot Stooges/* ScreainjjjQg $lapstick^ Wurlitzer Organ. ' • " . ■: -.■■■Gomedy r -:-an.d.liatest\.S.creen:Sfl;ap.s'U.pts..KBxy theatre: still pa^ountprices remain Dir.: G. L. Johnston. Tel. 40-618. ls- ls 6d^ 25.. 3J--. n „ i wnWTWR NOW Not one Penny Extra to :Book. Call or .SHOWING JNOW. Telephone 51-842 without delay. Continuous from 11 a.m. Warner Bros.. Present — James Cagney, Humphrey Bogail, rpOWN HALL, CONCERT CHAMBER. "THE OKLAHOMA KID." ' TONIGHT, at 8.15 o'clock. "THE OKLAHOMA KID." r-vrirß rnnPFP "THE OKLAHOMA KID." fgg fegg^; And PETER COOPER, Warner Bros. Present— PETER COOPER, JOHN GARFIELD, Rosemary Lane Pianist i ■ ■ ■ .In ... .■■-•■■ ' -■ '■' "BLACKWELL'b ISLAND." . IN A. RECITAL. "BLACKWELL'S ISLAND." l "' '\, , « 7 • "BLACKWELL'S ISLAND.". • PRICES: 2 S> plus, tax; Is 6d. (Both Recommended by Censor for Adults) Box Plan at Begg's. -" ' "■' [ ■ ' -n^ VICTOtU A. LEAGUE ENTERTAIN- : BAND. MENT. piTY OF WELLINGTON PIPE BAND, "THE SPIRIT OF EMPIRE-A-■V at Oriental Boy; WELLINGTON 11E- ■-' .PAGJANI.. ■ GIMENTAL PIPE AND DRUM BAND, , And at^Central Park; LEGION OF FKON-- "AFTEK THE TEMPEST.'- j TIERSMEN BAND, at Zoo. a One-act- Comedy by Geoffrey grease. V< TOMORROW: (SUNDAY), at 3,p,, 1f ; M^^Si^&ffl;^.^ i ■■*-■■■ " -■--■■■ - - —*--■ - ■• ■ - " 'j 1-.:\s;:\^STßoiiDfKSfE'-.:K-^»fi>""' l e^y?s; ; 'BAY■■■■!.f ■ FEREY AND OMNIBUS SERVICES. TIME-TABLES FOR SUNDAY ■:-: LEAVE DAY'S BAY—B.2O, 9.20 a.m.; 1.20, 5.5, 6.50', 8.20 p.m. * ; LEAVE RON A BAY—B.IO, 9.10 a.m.; 1.10, 5.15,. 6.40, 8.30: p.m. . LEAVE WELLINGTON—9.3O, 10.30, 11.15 a.m.; 2.30, 6.0, 7.40, 9.1S p*m.' MOTOR OMNIBUS SERVICE: LEAVE EASTBOURNE—B.O, 9.0, 10.0 a.m.; 12 noon, 1.0, 2.0, 4.20, 6.0, 7.30, 9.0 p.m. LEAVE WELLINGTON—9.O, 10.0, 10,45, 11.30 a.m.; 1.0,. 2.0, 3^,. !5.20, 7.0, 8.30, 10.0 p.m. NO VISIT TO THE CAPITAL CITY JS COMPLETE 'WITHOUT THE 35tMlNUTE TRIP TO EASTBOURNE AND ; DAY'S BAY. . ~ LE ROY'S BIG CENTENNIAL ATTRACTION. KILBIRNIE STADIUM ■ MONDAY NIGHT; g;W$^CW,f ~.;: . .:."" -'■•. ..:;•■ Reintroduces ■■,■ ■-■ • ■ , . ,'. .. v' ' .-. dlrt-track racing And for the First Time in Wellington Presents MOTOR CHARIOT RACING. TWO AND A HALF HOURS OF NON-STOP PROGRAMME. DON'T FAIL TO SEE. DAVOLOi in Bis Daring STRArTJACKET ESCAPE. ALSO THE .''v ./ ;; " "'■ "■-^'■■- ""r^v- -Vv: ■■• <■•'"/::;'^ ll ~' . v.':: ■; :' IS. THREE AERIAL; PELGADOS, :: ~ ::;:j ' - . . IN THEIR FAMOUS TRAPEZE ACTS. BOOKING- NOW OPEN AT E. W. HUMPHRIES),' Tobacconist, Maimei'S Street. PRICES: 2s plus Tax. RESERVES, 2s 6U plus- Tax. EASTER MONDAY! EASTER MONDAY! 6152 TONS—R ANGA TI R A—6152 TONS EXCURSION TO PIGTON (WEATHER PERMITTING) ■ MONDAY, MARCH 25. LEAVE WELLINGTON, S a.m. ARRIVE PiCTON, about 10.30 a.m. LEAVE PICTON, 2.30 p.m. ARRIVE WELLINGTON, about 5 p.m. RETURN PARE—IO/-/ CHILDREN UNDER 12—5/TICKETS NOW ON SALE. I i ROWING REGATTA ON PICTON HARBOUR. Train from Pictou 11 a.m. lor Blenheim, arriving.back before the. steamer leaves. Return rail fares: 3s 4d first, 2s 2d second. Rail tickets sold by the Purser or the Railway Office on Picton Wharf. SpeciaJ Launches from Picton to Torea and Onahau Bays (iuncn obtainable at both, after walk of mile with splendid views), and ThompsonI's Bay (lunch obtainable).1 •' Launch Fares: 3s return. . • UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF N.Z. LTD. BEST SCENIC TRIPS FROM WELLINGTON DAILY TRIPS BY RAILWAY BUSES. TTSUALLY every day, including Sunday, comfortable buses, with careful drivers, U make sightseeing trips from Wellington. Tnese excursions give the best ot thrills for visitors to the Capital City. HUTT VALLEY OBSERVATION TOUR: 35 MILES, HALF-DAY TRIP, 3/6. (Depart Government Buildings. 10 a.m. & 2 p.m.) HUTT VALLEY-PAEKAKARIKI SCENIC DRIVE: 55 MILES, HALF-DA Y TRIP, 6/-. (Depart Government Buildings, 9.30 a.m. & 2 p.m.) TITJJBIPHONE 47-800 FOR RESERVATIONS