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Evening Post, Volume CXXX, Issue 72, 21 September 1940, Page 4

nTrl-^--*^CT. JAMES*" "-"-"1X1 lrr?Il james Direction.—Sir Benjamin Fuller. DAILY, at 2.15 p.m. and 8 p.m. PLANS FOR TONIGHT AT THEATRE, Telephone 54-775. A Timely Tonic ... an incessant bombardment of delicious fun. Yes, like the happy crowds that attended yesterday's sessions, you too will enjoy this thoroughly entertaining picture. MADELEINE CARROLL, MADELEINE CARROLL, FRED MacMURRAY FRED MacMURRAY ALLAN JONES ALLAN JONES AKIM TAMIROFF HELEN BRODERICK CAROLYN LEE, The Little Four-year-old ■ Child Find, In "HONEYMOON IN BALI." "HONEYMOON IN BALI." ' "HONEYMOON IN BALI." "HONEYMOON IN BALI." "HONEYMOON IN BALL" "HONEYMOON IN BALI." "HONEYMOON IN BALL" "HONEYMOON IN BALI." A Paramount Picture. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) FEATURETTES ARE EXCELLENT. Popeye Cartoon, "Shakespearean Spinach," "A Dog Is Born" (Grantland Rice Sportlight), "Here's Hal" (Headliner), plus Latest Overseas News. I "ORINCESS CONTINUOUS I *■ RINCESS from 11 a.m. Daily. [ j Direction7~N.Z. Theatres, Ltd. Tel. 42-580. NOW SHOWING Cary Victor Joan GRANT McLAGLEN FONTAINE GRANT McLAGLEN FONTAINE GRANT McLAGLEN FONTAINE (of "Rebecca" Fame) With DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, Jun., In "GUNGA DIN" "GUNGA DIN" "GUNGA DIN" "GUNGA DIN" "GUNGA DIN" "GUNGA DIN" | I Armies and elephants . . . love and laughter . . . breathless adventure tuned to the rolling thunder of red drunfire in seething India. Thrills for a thousand pictures plundered for one mighty show! Associate Feature"CALLING PHILO VANCE." "CALLING PHILO VANCE." "CALLING PHILO VANCE." With James Henry Ralph STEPHENSON. O'NEILL. FORBES. Plus Walt Disney's "MERBABIES" (Both Recommended by Censor for Adults) ~~ SUBURBAN THEATRES. /^.RAND - PETONE. "^RAND - PETONE. 7.45 — TONIGHT — 7.45 Amazing spy drama of the sea . . . Made with the full co-opei-ation of the British Admiralty. "SONS OF THE SEA." "SONS OF THE SEA." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) In all the beauty and magnificence of natural colour. Featuring LESLIE BANKS. Associate Feature: The most exciting, perplexing, extraordinary picture of the year, "THE RETURN OF DR. X." HUMPHREY BOGART in his greatest role. (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) PALACE 'PHONE PETONE. ■*- ALACE 63-610. PETONE. TONIGHT at 8. Robert Armstrong, Constance Moore, Barbara Pepper, Frank Albertson Bring you DRAMA—THRILLS—EXCITEMENT. In "FRAMED" "FRAMED." "FRAMED" "FRAMED." As dangerous as a killer's bullet. (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) Associate Feature: The craziest laugh show ever screened. JOE PENNER "MILLIONAIRE PLAYBOY." It's a scream! (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) CTATE PETONE STATE. £*TATE PETONE STATE. TONIGHT and MONDAY, At 8 p.m. —"THE SECRET OF DR. KILDARE"—"THE SECRET OF DR. KILDARE"Witb LEW AYRES LIONEL BARRYMORE Thrills, Romance, and Action. Box Plan at Theatre. Tel. 63-899. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) KING GEORGE THEATRE j ING GEORGE THEATRE Lower Hutt. Telephone 63-0:-(3 8 o'clock TONIGHT 8 o'clock An Exciting, Romantic, Colourful Story— "BALALAIKA" "BALALAIKA" "BALALAIKA" "BALALAIKA" "BALALAIKA" With nine thrilling song numbers by two of the greatest voices on the screen! Nelson Ilouu EDDY | MASSEY EDDY | MASSEY And an All-Star Cant. | __ _ | Avoid disappointment by tele- | phoning 63-033 for Reserves. | Saturday will be a pack-out. | I I (Approved tor Universal Inhibition.) HE LUXK i'HEATRE, IJE IJIXK i'HEATRE. Lowei Hutt, Telephone (7.45 p.m.) 63-431. .SATURDAY: Topper is back, funnier than ever in "TOPPER TAKES A TRIP." "TOPPER TAKES A TRIP.' Roland Young Constance Bennett. And "THE FIRST REBEL." CLAIRE TREVOR - JOHN WAYNE, (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) PRINCE HOWARD. Woburn. ' j RINCE EDWARD. Tel. 63-844. 7.45 — TONIGHT — 7.45 FRANCHOT TONE, ' ANN SOTHERN ("MAISIE"), In Metro-Gold wyn-Mayer's "FAST AND FURIOUS." PLUS Lloyd C. Douglas's "DISPUTED PASSAGE," Starring Dorothy Lainour—John Howard—Akim Tamiroff—Judith Barrett. (Both Rec. by Censor for Adults)