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Evening Post, Volume CXXIX, Issue 95, 22 April 1940, Page 2

L*?r ■ °t. James Z^?\ '[Tp-^ JAMES^^^tdjJ Direction. —Sir Benjamin Fuller. SESSIONS: 2.15 p.m. and 8 p.m. Plans at D.I.C. or Theatre (54-775). Hurr- Last F^.w Daj'S—You really -'- MUST see This Treat in Entertainment. Marlene, James DIETRICH, STEWART, DIETRICH, STEWART, DIETRICH, STEWART, DIETRICH, STEWART, "DESTRY RIDES AGAIN" "DESTRY RIDES AGAIN" "DESTRY RIDES AGAIN" " DESTRY RIDES AGAIN" With Charles Winninger — Mischa Aver, Brian Donlevy Billy Gilbert, Irene Hervey Allen Jenkins. (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) NEXT ATTRACTIONNEXT ATTRACTION — .Earner Bros? Present — JAMES CAGNEY - GEORGE NRAFT, JAMES CAGNEY - GEORGE RAFT, In "EACH DAWN 1 DIE." "EACH DAWN I DIE." "EACH DAWN I DIE." "EACH DAWN I DIE." \ (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) PRINCESS CONTINUOUS I I A RINCESS trom 11 a.m. Daily. [ ; —^NOW SHOWING CHARLES LAUGHTON CHARLES LAUGHTON, in CHARLES LAUGHTON Somerset CHARLES LAUGHTOIN. Maugham's CHARLES LAUGHTON "THE BEACHCOMBER," "THE BEACHCOMBER," "THE BEACHCOMBER," "THE. BEACHCOMBER," With Elsa Lahchester. ASSOCIATE FEATURE Warner Bros. Present " BRITISH INTELLIGENCE " "BRITISH INTELLIGENCE" "BRITISH INTELLIGENCE" (England's Famous Spy Hunters) Starring BORIS KARLOFF, BORIS KARLOFF, MARGARET LINDSAY. (Both Features Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) Telephone 42-580 for Reserves. SUBURBAN THEATRES. NEWTOWN'S LUXURY THEATRE. -Sf "rpHE ASCOT" \=3 C:::\. Telephone 24-753 JEET FINALLY TONIGHT—7.O. "HERE I AM A STRANGER." "HERE I AM A STRANGER." "HERE I AM A STRANGER." RICHARD GREENE-BRENDA JOYCE, A gripping drama of a man's conflict between the world he was born into and the wprld his mother created for. him. Here They Are Again— THE JONES FAMILY - In - "QUICK MILLIONS." "QUICK MILLIONS." "QUICK MILLIONS." The screen's first family in the richest strike of comedy ever discovered. (Both Approved for. UniversaJ Exhibition.) TUE., WED., THUR. "STRONGER THAN DESIRE." Walter Pidgeon Virginia Bruce (Recommended by Censor for Adults) "A BRIDE FOR HENRY." Anna Nagle, . ■ . : Warren Hull. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) WRESTLING! WRESTLING! TTRESTLING! WRESTLING! TONIGHT, AT 8. TONIGHT. AT 8. ■, ./. TONIGHT, AT S. DICK RAINES DICK RAINES ■•• DICK RAINES Versus JOE .CORBETT. JOE CORBETT. . JOE CORBETT. Both these men have beaten Ali Baba and other ex-World Champions. BOOK AT E. W. HUMPHREYS, Manners Street. PRICES: ss, 3s, and 2s; Ladies 2s 6d. ■ (All Plus Tax.) JOHN BATES AND CO., N.Z. CEJNTEJMNIAL EXHIBITION, A NNOUWCHJ that, to avoid repacking c%- and transit costs, ALL UNSOLD EXHIBITS in their China and Crystal Pavilion WILL BE SUBJECT TO SPECIAL DISCOUNTS OF FROM 10 PER CEN'I. (2s in £) TO 20 PER CENT (4s in £) during - the closing month PERIOD April 5 to May. 4. LOCATION: Main Entrance, General Exhibits Court THIS-.NOTABLE EXHIBI'I umversalb acclaimed the .finest in- the Exhibition, is UNDER THE JOINT -\USPICES AND SOLE OONTROI OF--IOHN BATES & CO.. LTD.. Christchurch and JOHN BATES (AUCJKj LTD., Auckland , CAPPICADE, 1940. CAPPICADE, 1940. Varsity's Great Centennial Kevue Opens SATURDAY NEXT SATURDAY NEXT At the GRAND OPERA . HOUSE. RAND OPERA- ■ • HOUSE. TWO GREAT SHOWS. "YOU CAN'T PICK A WINNER" And "CENTENNIAL SCANDALS." Book early to avoid disappointment. Box Plan D.I.C. RATION fL AK'l GALLEin ■^ Buckle Street. CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION Ol< INTERNATIONAL AND NEW ZEALAND AR'l AND THE CORONATION PICTURE. HOURS: Week Days.-10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sundays.—2 o.m to 5 p.m. ADMISSION FEES: Adults is; Children (accompanied by adult) 6d Seneon Tickets 5s TEAROOM OPEN DAILY. USINESS STATIONERY— Good Printing deserves Good Blocks. The "Evening Post" Printing Works can supply both. Tel. 44-040 for your next quotation.