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

(Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) j A New Universal Picture. "TOWER OF LONDON" . . . Storied in Romance, Drama, Tragedy, and Despair. What secrets are locked within these grim, forbidding walls? Tower of London, symbolical of Britain's adventurous past—Days of pomp and pageantry, of beautiful women, reckless men—living, loving in the sinister shadows of the grim Tower! BASIL RATHBONE BARBARA O'NEIL KAR.LOFF lAN HUNTER RONALD SINCLAIR (N.Z.'s Ra Hould) Featurettes Include Latest News—Musical Novelty—Famous Women oi the Past (Queen of Sheba) —and Cartoon in Colour. PLANS at D.I.C. and THEATRE (44-144). 2.0. and 8.0 p.m. REGENT 2.0 and 8.0 p.m. Direction: J. C. Williamson Picture Corporation Limited. " THE WIZARD OF OZ" "THE WIZARD OF OZ:" \ "THE WIZARD OF OZ" "THE WIZARD OF OZ" .The Screen's Merriest Musical Extravaganza Concludes Tomorrow at the OPERA HOUSE SESSIONS: 2.0 p.m., 8.0 p.m. PLANS at D.I.C. and THEATRE (TEL. 56-230),. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) THEATRE HEATED NIGHTLY FOR YOUR COMFORT. — -T-l-V-O-L-l— (Opposite Parliamentary Buildings) TONIGHT and TOMORROW! : TONIGHT and TOMORROW! ANNABELLA—-ROBERT YOUNG "BRIDAL^ SUITE" (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) A maelstrom of mirth, sweeping from the broad Atlantic to the yodelling Alps! And "KING OF THE UNDERWORLD" (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) KAY FRANCIS—HUMPHREY BOGART Full of a -occiting thrills- and interspersed with plenty of humour. Screening J'ioies: 7.4), Shorts; 8.0. "King of the Underworld"; 9.15, "Bridal Suite." TEL. 43-9tiß PRICES: i/ft. 1/- . ANNOUNCING— A COLOSSAL DOUBLE PROGRAMME At tna . '■ : , COURTENAY PLACE. •PARAMOUNT | Direction: G .;. L . johnston. 1 THE 4TRE I Telephone 51-842. 1 :—! -i . . ■ COMMENCING FRIDAY NEXT! Reissue, by Special Arrangement with 20th ■ Century-Fox Films, of one of the Greatest Pictures''-of All Time! ' RONALD COLMAN CLAUDETTE COLBERT RONALD COLMAN CLAUDETTE COLBERT VICTOR McLAGLEN - ROSALIND RUSSELL VICTOR McLAGLEN ROSALI&D RUSSELL ''GREGORY RATOFF—NIGEL BRUCE—C. HENRY GORDON— .. HERBERT MUNDIN—And a Cast of '10.000 In OUIDA'S' " UNDER TWO FLAGS" "UNDER TWO FLAGS" AND ON THE SAME PROGRAMME ■ LESLIE HOWARD And INGRID BERGMAN LESLIE HOWARD INGRID BERGMAN ■ (Of "PYGMALION" Fame) (Gorgeous Newcomer) In " I-N-T-E-R-M-E-Z-Z-O " " I-N-T-E-R-M-E-Z-Z-O " An interesting and absorbing tale, with the wide, powerful sweep of a great human document . . . teeming with the passionate and the genial and the bittersweet. . . . A story of a sensitive man'in the throbbing midday of life . . .of a lovely girl moving calmly, gracefully into an interlude of glorious but forbidden love . . .of a woman who was, and remained, a wife, bound by faith and by her own worldliness in a worldly drama. ... A swirling story, in a scintillating setting. ... A story to stir the mind and the heart! (Both Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) BOX PLANS NOW OPEN AT D.I.C. AND THEATRE. PRICES: 2/-, 1/6, 1/-. VO G U E— —BROOKLYN —V OG U E 7.15 TONIGHT and WEDNESDAY 7.15 BARBARA STANWYCK—JOHN BOLES "STELLA DALLAS" A revelation in-Mother Love. . . . You'll watch . . . you'll listen . . . breathlessly as this powerful, moving story unfolds in all its drama. JEAN ROGERS WILLIAM FRAWLEY "STOP, LOOK, AND LOVE" The whole darn family has to help rope in a man to get their daughter off. GRAND SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. TELEPHONE YOUR RESERVATIONS—SO-081. EVERYBODY SAYS WHAT A GREAT PROGRAMME YOU GET AT THE VOGUE. ; (Recommended more especially for Adult Audiences.) v : ONLY 10 DAYS TO GO! HURRY! — HURRY! ——— HURRY! COME TO THE EXHIBITION! The more you see it, the bettor you'll like it—so come every day. These last few > days will be the best of the Exhibition.' TONIGHT ' At 8 o'clock TONIGHT RED CROSS LECTURE AND DEMONSTRATION—Bed Bathing and Bed Making. In Hip Women's Section. Lecture Hall. -... THE KOKATAHI BAND The Popular West Coast Novelty Band will play in the Dominion Court Tonight. ADMISSION TO EXHIBITION: ADULTS I/-. JUV ENIL ES (undei 16) 6d." You see the whole Exhibition (with the exception ot Waitomo Caves. Cabaret, and Amusement Devices! foi the one admission once HOURS.- Courts, 10 a.m to 10 p.m.; Playland, 10 a.m to 11 p.m., Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday—to midnight. Thursday Fndav Saturday. COMING EVENTS: WEDNESDAY-WF.S'i COAS'j KOKATAHI BAND ON THURSDAY. 25th (Anzai Day), all the Exhibition Buildings and Playland will *■)? open item 3.30 p.m till the usual closing time. FRIDAY—DIGGERS' DAY. FINAL OF THE APPLE PIE CONTEST. SATURDAY—Southland Boys' High School SPECIAL BAND. "\TURSES' and Waitresses' Aprons, Caps, TIfEN'S Overcoats on easy terms, new -*"1 Belts, Overalls, to order. Mrs. Col- ■«* smart shades and styles. Wear as Use, 90 Manners Street. you pay. fleinaann's, 13a Courtenay Place.