D- (Approved for Universal Exhibition) T TODAY — At 2.0, 5.0, and 8.0 p.m. TODAY I FIFTH WEEK! ' THE FILM OF THE MOMENT! : "O-O-N-V-O-Y " " C-O-N-V-O-Y " - ' Still thrilling crowded house,- with its tense, timely adventure and its | grand human comedy! : i With Olive BROOK—Judy CAMPBELL—John CLEMENTS ALSO SCREENING "THE CAPTURE OF SIDI BARRANI" PLANS at D.I.C. and THEATRE (44-144). Direction: J. CJ. Williamson Picture Corporation Limited. HELP .WIN THE WAR JOIN THE NATIONAL SAVINGS MOVEMENT. .d ___ i 2.0 p.m. OPE it A HOUSE 8.0 p.m. .Direction: d. G. Williamson Picture Corporation Limited. Metro-Goldwyn-M'ayer Present NELSON EDDY—JEANETTE MACDONALD SINGING THOSE GLORIOUS SONGS YOU LOVE TO HEAR! "NEW MOON" (Approved for Universal Exhibition) PLANS at D.1.0. and THEATRE (58-230) HELP WIN THE WAR JOIN THE NATIONAL SAVINGS MOVEMENT. T-1--V-O-L-I (OPPOSITE PARLIAMENTARY BUILDINGS) TONIGHT, TOMORROW, AND MONDAY. MATINEE TOMORROW (SATURDAY), 1.45 p.m. "DR. EHRLICH'S MAGIC BULLET" (RecoosmeTided Mora Especially for Adult Audiences) With Edw. G. ROBINSON—Ruth GORDON—Otto KRUGER This is not a g.angstpr film—but the first astounding picture in a field the screen hasn't dared talk aboul .. . until now! A daring story that's all the more remarkable because r*'s true ... A story of courage that will excite every man. .. . A story vi heartbeat and sacrifice that every woman will thrill to! ... Here is the truth that is stranger—and far more thrilling—than any fiction! AND } THE JONES FAMILY "YOUNG As'VoU FEEL" (Approved tor Universal Exhibition) All the Joneses get tfcat young feeling and take over Broadway . . . where the lights are brightest and the hot-spota hottest! Dad has that jitterbug fever! Mother gets that glamour girl feeling! .. . And all the Joneses kick up their heels! Don't miss it if you want a good laugh!! 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Evening Post, Volume CXXXI, Issue 14, 17 January 1941, Page 2
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