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Evening Post, Volume CXXXII, Issue 107, 1 November 1941, Page 2

TRIUMPHANTLY They come to you on the Wings of Song . . . singing their way to yotir heart in a film made more beautiful than ever by Radiant Technicolour. , . Tha V J\ THEATRE ST" --a > fwfll >- '"X / ■--—| m A *EsT * c ',~-_.\ Where Comfort and Pleasure Go Hand in Handi • Dir.: Fuller's Theatre-Corporation. DAILY: 2 p.m. .. 8 p.m. JEANETTE MacDONALD NELSON EDDY v In Metro-Goldwyn-Ma.ver's Glorious Presentation "BITTERSWEET" "BITTER SWEET" "BITTER SWEET" : "BITTER SWEET" "BITTER SWEET" "BITTERSWEET" (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) x Outstanding Associate Programme Includes: "WATER BUGS" (A Pete Smith Specialty) "1-2-3-GO" (Our Gang) MAJESTIC AIR MAIL NEWS. (N.Z. Boys In Egypt) (Russian Air Force and Armoured Divisions in action, and many other interesting events.) Plans at D.I.C. or Theatre, 45-100. =_ QPERA HOUSE -=H - fi f . _ |N | _ , ~ m , 1 Dir.: J. C. Williamson Picture Corp., Ltd. 2 p.m. DAILY 8 p.m. • NATAN SCHEINWALD PROUDLY PRESENTS The Australasian Premiere Off TCHAIKOVSKI'S IMMORTAL FOLK SONG. "THE VOLGA BOATMAN" a ' 6 •& VOLGA BOATMAN" If you Liked "Mayerling," With Charles Boyer and Danniell Darieux, then You'll Love "The Volga Boatman" Given to you by tha same mighty pen . . . And Starring—— PIERRE BLANCHAR and VERA KORENE (Produced in France for English-speaking • Audiences.) t SPECIALLY SELECTED FIRST RUN SHORTS. Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre, 56-230. (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) PRINCESS THEATRE. Dir.: N.Z. Theatres,' Ltd. Tel. 42-580. Continuous from II a.m. , Jack HULBERT—CiceIy COURTNEIDGE | Jack HULBERT—CiceIy COURTNEIDGE I — In — "UNDER YOUR HAT" "UNDER YOUR HAT" , "UNDER YOUR HAT" — ASSOCIATE FEATURE — "MR. DYNAMITE" "MR. DYNAMITE" ■ ■ With ■ • • ■ \. Lloyd NOLAN—lrene HERVEY Robert ARMSTRONG I PLUS—Special Featurette: "LOPOTEN ISLANDS" ; (Prog. Bee. by Censor for Adults.)1 DON'T DELAY—TeI. 50-081 for Reservations. i^\TOGUETHEATRE^. IT . q^ * Brooklyn. ||w & T.3O—TONIGHT AND MONDAY—7.3O. Margaret LOCKWOOD. Rex HARRISON "NIGHT TRAIN TO MUNICH" "NIGHT TRAIN TO MUNICH" It has Thrills 1 It has Laughs llt has Romance 1) Lana TURNER, Joan BLONDELL, j George MURPHY "TWO GIRLS ON BROADWAY" "TWO GIRLS ON BROADWAY" What happens when two. girls meet one boy. SELECTED SUPPORTS. Thi3 is without doubt a truly great and magnificent programme. (Both Features Recommended by the Censor for Adult Audiences.) COME TO THE VOGUE FOR BETTER AND GREATER ENTERTAINMENT. XTGAIO CITIZENS' PICTURES i-1 TONIGHT — At 7.30 — TONIGHT "THE GREAT VICTOR HERBERT" With Allan Janes, Mary Martin, Walter Connolly. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) "SAN FRANCISCO DOCKS" With Burgess Meredith, Irene Hervey, Barry Fitzgerald. (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) i RHANDALLAH PICTURES TONIGHT — 7 o'clock — TONIGHT j "TOM BROWN'S SCHOOLDAYS" With I Freddie Bartholomew, — Sir Cedric Hardwicke' "STAGECOACH" With Claire Trevor, John Wayne, Thomas Mitchell. ■' (Programme Approved for Universal Exhibition.) THE ROYAL WELLINGTON CHORAL UNION. Conductor: STANLEY OLIVER. Barnett's "THE ANCIENT MARINER" "THE ANCIENT MARINER" "THE ANCIENT MARINER" "THE ANCIENT MARINER" "THE ANCIENT MARINER" "THE ANCIENT MARINER" nnowN hall. ■A OWN HALL. TONIGHT, at 8. TONIGHT, at 8. Artists: Soprano Olga Burton Contralto Connie Lee Tenor Thomas E. West Baritone Ken Macauley PRICES: ss, 3s, and 2s. Doors Open at 7.15. W. E. CALDOW, Hon. Secretary. "VTEW ZEALAND ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS. ANNUAL EXHIBITION. NOW OPEN DAILY. NATIONAL ART GALLERY, BUCKLE STREET, WGTN. HOURS: Weekdays: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sundays: 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. Admission, Is.