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Evening Post, Volume CXXX, Issue 105, 30 October 1940, Page 2

i LAST TWO DAYS: "THE GHOST BREAKERS" i "THE GHOST BREAKERS" "THE GHOST BREAKERS" I 808 HOPE — PAULETTE GODDARD '(Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) I .And^ . ! ! . ■; "Blondie Has Servant Trouble" ' ''Blondie ..^ Has Servant Trouble" Arthur Lake — Penny Singleton (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) | (Courtenay Place Tram Stop.) | , DireutioD: G. L Jolinston lei. 51-Bi'2. ! ]SXTRAORDINARY ANNOUNCEMENT ■ 3SXTRAORDXNARY ANNOUNCEMENT ' JfIXTRAORDINARY ANNOUNCEMENT ! JSXTRAORDINARY ANNOUNCEMENT ! EXTRAORDINARY ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY ANNOUNCEML.NI 1 The sensational film — I "MEIN KAMPF—MY CRIMES" ;■ IiMEIN KAMPF-MY CRIMES" i "MEIN ICAMPF-MY CRIMES'' ! "MEIN KAMPF—MY CRIMES" ! "MEIN KAMPF-MY CRIMES" ! 'MEIN KAMPF-MY CRIMES" • "MEIN KAMPF-MY CRIMES' i "MEIN KAMi'F-MY CRIMES' i "MEIN KAMPF-MY CRIMES" "MEIN KAMPF-MY CRIMES" "MEIN KAMPF-MY CRIMES" has been passed in its entirety by the N.Z. Censor, «> And will have its New Zealand premiere NEXT FRIDAY. NEXT FRIDAY. NEXT FRIDAY. NEXT FRIDAY. 3 MIGHTY SESSIONS | 2 p.m. T 1~5" p.m. 7.45 p.m. i_2_P_3_l I 5 p.m. 7.45 p.m. "MEIN KAMPF-MY CRIMES" "MEIN KAMPF—MY CRIMES" "MEIN KAMPF—MY CRIMES" "MEIN KAMPF-MY CRIMES" i "MEIN KAMPF-MY CRIMES" "MEIN KAMPF-MY CRIMES" "MEIN KAMPF—MY CRIMES" "MEiN" KAMPF—MY CRIMES" ) "MEIN KAMPF-MY CRIMES'.'. "MEiN KAMPF—MY CRIMES" "MEiN KAMPF-MY CRIMES"; ■ HITLER AND HIS GANGSTER - - |. GOVERNMENT EXPOSED, , j You'll see i THINGS YOU NEVER DREAMED ; POSSIBLE THIS SIDE OF HELL. All arguments for the justice of the. Allied cause have been compressed into a single feature film which poses no argument at all; it merely recites facts which are i.well-known and yet almost unbelievable. It is a. breath-taking document which leaves Blue Books s White Papers, and all official accounts ot the origin of this wat i |nt a standstill. In stark graphic scenes 'i it shows the ruthless crimes that have strewn the upward path of the Nazi movement in the last decade. The old phrase, "Seeing is believing," was never more applicable. All the .gangsters ever known or imagined pale into insignificance beside the deadly work shown in this amazing picture as the deliberate actions of a Government, now our avowed enemy. One's memory says that these things actually happened, one's eyes begin to doubt that they could have taken place as they appear on the screen in this astounding picture. (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) I Associate feature: A lUOT OF .; j LAUGHS! THE HIGGINS FAMILY THE HIGGINS FAMILY THK HIGGINS FAMILY In -MONEY TO.. BURN" "MONEY TO BURN" * "MONEY TO BURN" "MONEY TO BURN" ; "MONEY TO BURN" i "MONEY TO BURN" (Approved for Universal j Exhibition.) i SEE PAGE i ; SEE PAGE i :- FOR FURTHER DETAILS. I*O_ THEATRE THEATRE Direction: G. L. Johnston. Tel. 40-618. SHOWING Continuous NOW from 11 a.m. Nathaniel Hawthorne's "HOUSE OF SEVEN GABLES" ! Starring ■GEORGE SANDERS MARGARET LINDSAY j NAN GREY j VINCENT PRICI'; I DICK FORAK : I . V- AND- . -' | ROLAND YOUNG | ROBERT CUMMINGS ! NANCY KELLY | HUGH HERBERT ! In I "PRIVATE AFFAIRS" I (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) EX THEATRE. • I ■ EX (Cuba St.) THEATRE. (Dir.r N.Z. Theatres, Ltd.) Tel. 52-334. 7.30 — STALLS od, CIRCLE In, I "ROMANCE OF THE LIMBERLOST" j (Rec. Universal Exhibition.) I Also "LAW OF THE UNDERWORLD" j (Rec. for Adult Audiences.) i i | THE THESPIANS (Inc.) ; THE THESPIANS (Inc.) i present IRIS WRIGHT and | CONSTANCE KELLY In MAX CATTO'S Brilliant Thriller— "THEY WALK ALONE" "THEY WALK ALONE" "THEY WALK ALONE" "THEY WALK ALONE" "THEY WALK ALONE" * "THEY WALK ALONE" * "THEY WALK ALONE" Produced by Eric Bradwell and Kusseil Reid, with an excellent supporting caet. FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY, : TOMORROW, FRIDAY, & SATURDAY ~» In the — concert chamber. Concert chamber. box plan at begg's. *■■ Seats: Res., 3s 4d and 2s JOd; at door, , 2s 6d, 2s, Is 6d. j IT'S A THESPIAN SHOW. I ! i BUSINESS STATIONERY TTOWEVER email your Printing ■*•■* requirements may be, the eeri-: vices of our Experts are available *', to you. ,'j %\ TELEPHONE 4-1-040. For Our Representative. THE "EVENING POST" PRINTING WORKS. PLACE YOUR PRINTING ORDER i WITH "THE POSIV*