TEL. 25-041.;: Is and Is 6d. I JCWIVOLI ) NBWTOWN. FINALLY TONIGHT ■ (Shorts from 7.15 p.m.) CHARLIE CHAPLIN "THE GREAT DICTATOR" "THE GREAT DICTATOR" i TOMORROW, SATURDAY, MONDAY Va [!j. (Shorts from 7.15 p.m.) r"i ' FRANCHOT TONE CAROL BRUCE In "THIS WOMAN IS MINE" "THIS WOMAN IS MINE" "THIS WOMAN IS MINE" — Plus — . RONALD REAGAN" LYA LYS — In ~ / "MURDER IN THE AIR" "MURDER IN THE AIR" "{Programme Recommended by the Censor for ■| - Adults.) \JL -"""Y^IM EM A. *—"^iL \. N.Z.s Finest Suburban Theatre. ; y.15 FINALLY TONIGHT 7.15 SHIRLEY TEMPLE—"THE BLUE BHtD" (Approved • for Universal Exhibition.) —Also showing— "'DRUMS OF THE DESERT" . (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) FOX NEWS. .■ "GREEN HORNET STRIKES AGAIN" FRIDAY, SATURDAY, MONDAY: , '..".-'• ' ■ GARY COOPER V -. ■'■' In "THE WESTERNER" : (Approved for Universal Exhibition.); WALTER BRENNAN—FRED STONE DORIS DAVENPORT. ■——Companion Feature Melvyn Joan DOUGLAS BLONDELL In >JTHE AMAZING MR. WILLIAMS" ;(Recommended by Censor for Adults.X Plus METROTONE NEWS. ' Telephone 14-202 for Reservations. !«— CAPITOL, MIRAMAR j M 7.30. Tel. 18-567, r- FINALLY: TONIGHT. TIM ■•HOLT—. %£our new Western star, and his horse "Duke" • ■ '—In—' '■■ : "WAGON TRAIN" — ALSO — THE HIGGINS FAMILY ■ • ■ ' —In-*- ■ ' .' "GRANDPA GOES TO TOWN" (Both Features Approved for Universal Exhibition.) COMMENCING TOMORROW AND SATURDAY. JUDY GARLAND, ' GEORGE MURPHY, CHAS. WINNINGER '■-' ■■"■ ~ .-■ m . KITTLE NELLIE KELLY" — ALSO — i FRANK MORGAN, ANN RUTHERFORD, KENT TAYLOR, In "WASHINGTON MELODRAMA" t. Box Plan now open at Theatre. * FINALLY TONIGHT, 7.30 o'clock. NEWTOWN'S LUXURY THEATRE. *g^«THE ASCOT *7~Y Telephone 24-753. /—^' ■BETTE DAVIS LESLIE HOWARD BETTE DAVIS — LESLD3 HOWARD "IT'S LOVE I'M AFTER" Hilariously funny comedy of errors. "ACCIDENTS WILL HAPPEN" BONALD REAGAN —— GLORIA BLONDELL '. Astounding, expose of the meanest racket. '(Both Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) TOMORROW, SAT., MON. Everyone's been talking about It! "A WOMAN'S FACE" "A WOMAN'S FACE" - Joan CRAWFORD. Melvyn DOUGLAS. (Recommended by the Censor.for Adults.) "KING OF THE UNDERWORLD." ♦'KING OF THE UNDERWORLD." Humphrey BOGART, Kay FRANCIS. (Recommended-by.the Censor for Adults.) ' TELEPHONE 50-081 FOB RESERVATIONS. \ ■! THEATRE^yTT !,' 'nl. Brooklyn. ==|« « FINALLY TONIGHT, at 7.30. Madeleine CARROLL. Gary COOPER. '"North-West Mounted Police" i^The mightiest picture ever filmed in Technicolor. KArma NAGEL. Richard ARLEN. : "MUTINY IN THE ARCTIC" PARAMOUNT NEWSREEL. t{Be sure, and don't miss this super Programme. '(Both Features Recommended by the Censor for Adult and Universal Exhibition Reap.) STILL THE BIG ONES COME. FRH>AY, SATURDAY NEXT. Ilona MASSEY Alan CURTIS ■ ••: .■. "NEW WINE" Ayres, Laraine Day, Lionel Barrymore. "DR. KILDARE'S CRISIS" COME, TO THE VOGUE FOR SUPER r ENTERTAINMENT. rjp R a N C ESS THEATRE. Dlr.j N.Z. Theatres, Ltd. Tel. 42-580. - FINALLY TONIGHT —— FINALLY TONIGHT "BURMA CONVOY" "HIT THE ROAD" feEE SPECIAL DOUBLE-COLUMN ADVERTISEMENT THIS PAGE FOR BIG PROGRAMME I COMMENCING TOMORROW. ["]\JEW" TIME THEATRE. ! (LATE REX), CUBA STREET. t'(Dlr.: N.Z. Theatres, Ltd.) Tel. 52-334-FINALLY TONIGHT FINALLY TONIGHT "SAILORS THREE" "DOWN ARGENTINE WAY" ■ SEE SPECIAL DOUBLE-COLUMN ADVERTISEMENT THIS PAGE FOR BIG PRO- ! GRAMME COMMENCING TOMORROW. :[AND LISTEN 2ZB TONIGHT, 5.30 o'clock, for "THE MYSTERY MAN" I agf south ««ic»in i ß^i fTTHE Weekly' Card Evenings will be resumed .' JL at the Clubrooms, Hooson's Building, Courtenay Place, on SATURDAY, January 10, at 8 p.m. The Committee extends a hearty welcome to old and new patrons. Bridge, "500," Euchre. mW:'COVENANT ASSCWBUY.' SOMORROW (FRIDAY), 7.30 p.m. LECTURE.on PROPHECY With Screen Illustrations. "WHY BRITAIN AND U.S.A. WILL BEAT "WHY BRITAIN AND U.S.A. WILL BEAT "WHY BRITAIN AND U.S.A. WILL BEAT JAPAN" JAPAN" JAPAN" Also Sound Film: "LIFE IN A JAPANESE HOME." A revealing film of the present crisis. MR. V. R. BROWN. MR. V. R. BROWN. NEW COVENANT HALL, 53-55 VIVIAN STREET. FSORIASIS and Eczema eradicated from the system by E.C.P. Ointment and Blood Purifier, Watch the scales and red blotches disappear. Perrett, Chemist. /"IOOD Printing deserves Good Blocks. The XT "Evening Post" Printing Work 9 can supply both. Tel. 47-222 for your next quotation.
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Evening Post, Volume CXXXIII, Issue 6, 8 January 1942, Page 2
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