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Evening Post, Volume CXXIX, Issue 96, 23 April 1940, Page 2

PACKED AGAIN LAST NIGHT! Definitely. •— Absolutely; — Positively LAST 2 DAYS. : Remember -the'.-'Theatre''is closed Thursday (Anzac' Day)' so come Tonight— DOORS OPEN 7 p.m. ■ Courtenay .Place. Dir.: G. L. Johnston. Tel. 51-842. 2 p.m. — TWICE DAILY — 7.45. "HELL'S KITCHEN." "HELL'S KITCHEN." "HELL'S KITCHEN." "HELL'S KITCHEN." "HELL'S KITCHEN." "HELL'S KITCHEN;" "HELL'S KITCHEN." "HELL'S KITCHEN." "HELL'S KITCHEN." Starring THE "DEAD END" KIDS. THE ''DEAD END" KIDS. MARGARET LINDSAYRONALD REAGAN ■.■■■■■] "HELL'S KITCHEN" BUSTS WIDE '.OPEN. .; ;■; • Breeding Ground of a Thousand Killers! Out of a Melting-pot of Crime they roar . . ■'. to save the futures of America's for: gotten kids, to turn this breeding place of killers into a modern City of Boys!' It's the. toughest battle of their young lives -. . . and it's the finest picture of their careers! The world said they couldn't go straight . . . but these "Dead End Kids" formed a government of the boys, by the boys, for the boys ... . aiid turned a vicious Crime School into a modern City of Boys! SEE the Dread '"Cool Room" . . . Tougher than any Prison! A WARNER BROS. SPECIAL. (Recommended by the Censor for Adults. NOT Suitable for Children.) Associate Feature — "NANCY DREW and the HIDDEN "NANCY DREW and the HIDDEN "NANCY DREW and the HIDDEN "NANCY DREW and the HIDDEN STAIRCASE." STAIRCASE." STAIRCASE." STAIRCASE." Starring BO NIT A GRANVILLE •FRANKIE THOMAS, JOHN LITEL. First-run Shorts—Musical and Latest News. FRIDAY NEXT ■ FRIDAY NEXT ■ FRIDAY NEXT Colossal Double Programme. See Special Announcement Double Column This Page. A wonderful opportunity of seeing and hearing the finest combination of musical stars ever brought together in New Zealand. GRAND CELEBRITY CONCERTS. GRAND CELEBRITY CONCERTS. GRAND CELEBRITY CONCERTS. GRAND CELEBRITY CONCERTS. TOWN 'HALL,- WELLINGTON, JL OWN HALL, WELLINGTON, SATURDAY, APRIL 27, AND WEDNESDAY, MAY 1, At 8 p.m. ISOBEL BAlLLlE'(soprano). GLADYS. RIPLEY (contralto), HEDDLE NASH (tenor),. OSCAR NATZKE (bass). Centennial Festival Symphony Orchestra. Conductor: ANDERSON TYRER. BOOK NOW. Box Plan D.I.C. A Feast of Music for a Worthy Cause. NATIONAL PATRIOTIC FUND. PUBLIC NOT ICES. } x PUBLIC NOTICE. THE N;Z. CARRIERS' FEDERATION (INC.). HUTT VALLEY BRANCH. HTJ'E Kate Schedule, as approved by No. ■*- 2 Li'cusing Authority, applying-to Petone, Lower Hutt, Eastbourne, Wainui-o-mata, Upper Hutt, and surrounding districts is in force as from April 1, 1940. (Signed) C. E. MORAN, President. H. I-lEYES, Secretary. HBETURNED SOLDIERS^ A N ANZAC DAY Memorial Service will -*"*• be held by the Brooklyn Auxiliary, Wellington Returned Soldiers' Association, at the Memorial, Sugar Loaf Hill, at 10 a.m. on THURSDAY, April 25. Parade assembles at R.S.A. Clubrooms, at 9.30 a.m. Returned Soldiers and Residents are invited. |(returne^soldi£rs| ANZAC LUNCHEON. TOWN HALL, 12 noon, THURSDAY, APRIL 25. J£X-SERVICEMEN desiring to attend this Luncheon are advised that :i limited number of Tickets are available and may be purchased at the Wellington R.S.A.. 12 Victoria Street, on TUESDAY. April 23, and WEDNESDAY, April 24. The charge for tickets is 5s 6d each. "T)RS. HAY WOOD AND ANDERSEN, ■*-' Dental Surgeons, Wish to notify that the Practice is carried on in the M.L.C. BUILDING, Ltfmbton Quay, Under the name of DR. A. B. ANDERSEN. RENTAL 'JAKiS. DE LUXiI V 8 RENTAL CARS. D U R X ii B X U S,, LT D.. *-* Kilbirme. Tel. 17-099. Cheapest Kates. Tel. 17-099 GOLD BUYERS. OLD False Teeth, Gold and Jewellery bought Note new address: Murpht and Stewart, 4 Boujcott Street. OLD JEW.ELLEIU. AND DIAMOND RINGS. SELL yours to^a New Zealand tirm; best prices given W M Haycratt and Co. Man ul arm mi}! Jewellers, 94 Wiit i.Street (over Preston's). OLD GOLD AND DIAMOND KINGS OBTAIN the best price for yours from E. A. JOSLING, Manufacturing .Jeweller, 94 Wakefield Street, opposite old [Public Library. Established 25 years.