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Evening Post, Volume CXXX, Issue 39, 14 August 1940, Page 2

ASTAIRE AND POWELL . . . from the tops of their heads to the taps of their feet . . ■. they're WONDERFUL! The King and Queen of Rhythm in the brightest and most spectacular of all "BROADWAY MELODIES!" p!!illI!I!ll!ini!!lll!!l!III!llllll!!l!l!!llllllllinil!inill§ I THE MAJES TI C. I ITHE MAJES TI C. | Il!IIIIIIIIHIIIIIIllllllllllll!lljllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll= Sessions Today: 2—B p.m. Metro-Gold wyn-Arayer's "BROADWAY MELODY OF 1940." "BROADWAY MELODY OF 1940." "BROADWAY MELODY OF 1U40." "BROADWAY MELODY OF 1940." "BROADWAY MELODY OF 1940." "BROADWAY iMELODY OF 1940." —Starring— Fred Eleanor Fred Eleanor ASTAIRE, POWELL, ASTAIRE, POWELL, ASTAIRE, POWELL, ASTAIRE, POWELL, George Murphy, Frank Morgan. Added Attractions "Suva, Pride of Fiji" (Fitzpatriek Travelogue), "Away in the Wilderness" (Passing Parade), Latest Newsreels. Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre (45-100). (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) ' THE REX THEATRE HE REX THEATRE CORNER CUBA & VIVIAN STREETS. Specially Heated for Your Comfort.. (Direction: N.Z. Theatres, Ltd.) Telephone 52-334. 7.30 p.m. 7.30 p.m. 6d 6d 6d TONIGHT 6d 6d 6d BING CROSBY, MARTHA RAVE, "DOUBLE OR NOTHING" "DOUBLE OR NOTHING" Also Showing: BUDDY ROGERS, BETTY GRABLE, "THIS WAY PLEASE" ■— "THIS WAY PLEASE" (Programme Approved for Universal Exhibition.) i~~™~ — - "■? < P' RINOESS CONTINUOUS I I RINCESS from 11 turn. Daily. | Direction: N.Z. Theatres Ltd. Tel. 42-580. SHOWING NOW. Paul Bette John MUNI DAVIS GARFIELD In "J-U-A-R-E-Z." "J-U-A-R-E-Z." (WAR-EZZ.) Associate Feature: CHARLIE RUGGLES In "OPENED BY MISTAKE." "OPENED BY MISTAKE." With Janice Logan and William Frawley. (Both Recommended by the Censor for A/iults.) REGAL — KAKOKI EGAL KARORI Box Plans: "KnightonV ('Phone 28-365) 7.30 NIGHTLY 7.30 JAMES CAGNEY-GEORGE RAFT In "EACH DAWN I DIE." (Not Suitable for Young Children.) 1 — Plus ■ ■• JACKIE COOPER—BETTY FIELD In "WHAT A LIFE." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) FRIDAY, SATURDAY, MONDAY. The author of "The Citadel" now unmasks the nursing profession. "VIGIL IN THE NIGHT." (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Everyone Enthralled with * "LOST HORIZON." SHOWING TONIGHT AT NEWTOWN'S LUXURY THEATRE. -H/«rpHE ASUOT" W Telephone 24-753 jE=j? (Corner Constable Street.) TONIGHT AND THURS. ONLY. 7 p.m.—"SKELETON FROLICS." (Colour Cartoon.) 7.IO—LATEST AUST. NEWS. 7.18— "PARENTS ON TRIAL." JEAN PARKER, JOHNNIE DOWNS. A great little drama with a lesson to every Mother and Father. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) B.3o.—Frank Capra's Triumph. ——"LOST HORIZON"RONALD COLMAN, JANE WYATT. An Amazing Drama of the Dreams and . Hopes of all Mankind! EMOTIONAL! MAGNIFICENT! (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) SHOWING ONLY AT THE "ASCOT." SEE IT FOR SURE! SALE OF WORK. In Aid of Parish Funds and Missions. In ST. MARK'S PARISH HALL, Dufferin Street. To be Opened by MRS. PETER FRASER At 3 p.m. on THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1940. Admission: Afternoon' *Free; Evening Entertainment, Is. WELLINGTON TECHNICAL COLLEGE CONCERT In TECHNICAL COLLEGE HALL. One-act Plays, Musical Items by Orchestra and College Choirs, Folk Dances, etc. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14, THURSDAY, AUGUST 15. Overture 7.45 p.m. Adults Is Cd, Children Is. Reserves 3d extra at Office. WOMEN'S PRAYER MEETING. ALL Women are invited to attend a Meeting for Prayer to be held at St. John's Church TOMORROW (Thursday) and each following Thursday, at 2.30 P>m* JESSIE INGLIS, Hon. Secretary. COMMUNITY PRAISE. (CONCERT CHAMBER. TOMORROW (Thursday), AUGUST 15, 12.30 to 1.30 p.m. Song Leader: MAJOR GOFFIN. Duet by the Misses Kirk. LABOUR HALL, PETONE. TN aid of its normal activities the Petone -*• Branch of the Red Cross Society is staging a CONCERT TONIGHT in the PETONE LABOUR HALL. It has the support of the Petone Ladies' Choir and the Lower Hutt Liedertafel. BUSINESS STATIONERY-Good Printing deserves Good Blocks. The "Evening Post" Printing Works can aupply. both. Tel. 44-040 for your neat (Rotation,