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Evening Post, Volume CXXX, Issue 143, 13 December 1940, Page 2

/"""""""'"N. I^=Wtenay V_y R mg Plac« 63-080. Dir.: N.Z. Theatres, Ltd. -^ afc DJC . and Theatr6i NOW! N0W j NOW! NOW! NOW j NOW[ NO W! NOW! • i DAILY, 2 and 7.45 p.m. : TWICE D\ILY 2 and 745 p m IWILL JJAiLi, /.as p.m. . BOOK! BOOK! BOOK! pLANS AT DIO AND THE4TRE ■ TOBOOK YOU CAN RESERVE THE BEST SEAT IN THE THEATRE FOR 2s 3d. OUR PRICES NEVER CHANGE STALLS Is and Is 6d tWttqq PIPCTTr 2 R <id rmm™ pTn w' TT AT TTTF ' CHILDREN CAN SKL 11 Al IHE •". MATINEES FOR 6d. TWQ GRE4T METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER PI c TU RES ON THE ONE PROGRAMME. <<PH ,NTOM RAIDERS" «ot7xtt™t tj a mm?*" "PHANTOM RAIDERS" "PHANTOM RAIDERS" "PHANTOM BAIDERS" pIDG ™ OEENCE EICE WALTER PIDGEON, FLORENCE RICE, JOSEPH SCHILDKRAUT, JOHN CARROLL, DONALD MEEK, AND NAT PENDLETON. _ ACT TON' OF JgSgjRT .. OF ROMANCE IN NICK CARTER'S LATEST ADVENTURE. I S gJStS is 1 £SST- I 4S SlpLlN IS A LADY" |, -THE CAPTAIN IS A LADY" :?«? ct?TiS is 1 l«y- ' 4he captlS Is 1 IISyWith U lth $$&?[ Sv'' BEULAH B°NDI • ™G^ GR^' ELEN BRODERICK) BILLIE BURKE, and DAN DAILEY, 'Jun. nTT » T y rrmv -r Afcm at SCANDALOUSLY FUNNY SCANDALIN AN OLD MAIDS' HOME! :.■ Plus "DRUMS OF FU M4NCHU" -DRUMS OF FU MANCHU" "DRUMS OF FU MANCHU" "DRUMS OF FU M4NCHU" "DRUMS OF FU MANCHU" , c t .„_ <SCreemnS at A" (Programme Rec by the Censor for . — — SUBURBAN THEATRES. K^« B?SSSS SSS^JSS'I . »-ING QtOKtiJfi IUtArRB. J""" H'^' rdePb°ne 63933 FINALLY TON IGHT, 8 o'clock. FINALLY TONIGHT! 8 o'clock. The picture every Britisher must see"FOR FREEDOM" "F°R FREEDOM" . Men of H.M.S. Achilles taking part. Ik a c x-i n x'-u-i- \ : (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) . TOMORROW ftjj^Hct™. ta. the Book o £ tais JJ! "THE RAINS COIE" !!! !!^ "THE HAINS CAME" !! ! j.i « THE RAINS CAME" !!! I-I * "THE RAINS CAME" JM _S tat ,, ng _ Mvrna -Tyrone George ?Bwll IS la^LY B°°kinSiS (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) "Help Win the War-Join the National Savings Movement." ' T)E LUXE THEATRE, -^^E LUXE THEATRE, Lower Hutt. Telephone 63431. TONIGHT. 7.45. "MARINES FLY HIGH" And "RENFREW OF WHITE TRAIL" (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) ' COMMENCING SATURDAY. MARGARET SULLAVAN, JAMES STEWART, _ In Ernst LubitscS^cesfo?^^ LmSt "Ninotchka/" 0" t0 "?g| ggp aIouND THF CORNFR" THE SHOP AROUND THE CORNER . <K=«->S S j|uo& sMb ., ZZZT" DRINCE EDWARD, Wobura. Pr IM CE EDWARD, Te.. i ! T°MGHT X — 7f 4 — TONIOHI BORIS KARLOF, "THE M4N WITH NINE LIVES" lMii, jma.\ VVUM JNIiNJi HVH.b (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) -Also— , a "^J^WeTJSV.^ (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) TOMORROW — 7.45 p.*. CAT AND THE CANARY;; THE CAT AND THL CANARY -With808 HOPE PAULETTE GODDARD (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) _ Associate Feature __ . "THE SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON" "THE SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON" THOMAS MTC^SS ~ EDNA BEST ' ..^vATOA^'nr^A^v "CAVALCADE OF ACADEMY MATTTSTFff ws t> m H E SWISS WILY ROBINSON" Another Chapterlows:—Wellington dep. 1.0 p.m., 1.30 P-m-J Petone dep. 1.14, 1.46; Lower Hutt de P- ll9> LSL Trentham arr. 1.44, 2.24; U PP« Hu" »rr- 2-30- TT „ .' Return trains leave j Uj)per Hutt 4.45 . P-m-' Trentham 4.57 and 5.10 p.m. These trains stop at all stations, if required, for P^^^ „. r,^ „, .. RETURN FARES to Trentham: From Wellington and Petone, 2s 2d; from Lower Hutt, la lid. T'M always merry and bright after a - J- day's housework because I use Poliflor. A little Poliflor, a little rub, and " floor, nnrl fm-niture gleam and glisten. «^,N (! ~ .-ere. E.C.P. Blood PuriO fil ., ~.,,.,, <„.purities out of the blood utioniii -... I. «s boils, pimples, blotches. etc. 3* :i.l Vm el t, Chemist.