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Evening Post, Volume C, Issue 40, 17 February 1942, Page 2

. [TEL, ,25^041. 1/- and 1/6 NEWTOWN. (Where There is Always a Good Show.) (TONIGHT, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY Shorts From 7.15 p.m. RESERVE EARLY! Universal Pictures Present— William Gargan Irene Hervey In "B-O-M-B-A-Y C-L-I-P.P-E-R" — Also Screening —■ •• Boris Karloff In "THE DEVIL COMMANDS" PIus—"MARCH OF TIME" ("AID TO BRITAIN") • "Cinesound Newsreel" and Excellent Shorts. ' (Pros- Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Ihbrts 7.15 p.m., "The Devil Commands" 8.15 p.m., "Bombay Clipper" 9.25 p.m. , >■» ■ —, —' i &___.» THE LAUGHTER SUCCESS OF THE SEASON I PRINCESS THEATRE. '•*'■; Manners Street. ©Ir.; N.Z. Theatres, Ltd. Telephone 42-580. : • ' ' CONTINUOUSLY FROM 11 a.m. 4 Transferred at the Height of Its Success! Laurence -. Merle Ralph OLIVIER OBERON RICHARDSON In "THE DIVORCE OF LADY X" "THE DIVORCE OF LADY XP (In Technicolour.) | j. (Recommended ny the Censor for Adults.). ffODAY'S YOUTH— Flying High. Wide, and Hazardous! "FLYING CADETS," With EDMUND LOWE and WILLIAM GARGAN. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) suburba'nTheatres. p-^^__ "> KILBmNIJ^,^-^ 7.15 TONIGHT 7.15 Wednesday and Thursday —— GEORGE BRENT, VIRGINIA BRUCE In THE MAN WHO TALKED TOO MUCH" ' With Brenda Marshall, Henry Armetta. —COMPANION FEATURE— EMLYN WILLIAMS —— ANN KONSTAM in "THEY DRIVE BY NIGHT" (Both Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) Plus FOX AUSTRALIAN NEWS. "Green Hornet Strikes Again." Telephone 14 : 202 for Reservations. DON'T QIVE UP THE SHIPI "NEUTRAL PORT" Will Inspire -your Courage. , NEWTOWN'S 'LUXURY THEATRE. -|lf yr £EE kSCOT" \= —\ Telephone 24-753. J —]" TONIGHT, WED., THURS. 7.30 p.m. WILL FYFFE : LESLIE BANKS "NEUTRAL PORT" "NEUTRAL PORT" Comedy-drama of an old sea-dog who faces thex Nazi Navy. "ACCENT ON LOVE" "ACCENT ON LOVE" GEORGE "MONTGOMERY OSA MASSEN Refreshingly different romantic comedy. Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) A TOPNOTCH ALL FAMILY SHOW 1 2^? VOGUE THEATRE^Jj M V Brooklyn. Bf J FINALLY TONIGHT, at 7.30. Joel McCREA. Ellen DREW, "REACHING FOR THE SUN" Tdu'll love them as much as they, loved each " •' other. Richard ARLEN \ Andy DEVINE "MEN OF THE TIMBERLAND" Tree-topping thrills in a fear-filled forest. MARCH OF TIME — MARCH OF TIME "CHINA FIGHTS BACK" NEWSREELS. ETC., ETC. (Features Recommended by the Censor for Adult and Universal Exhibition resp.) WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY: CLTVE BROOK DIANA WYNYARD "FREEDOM RADIO" EDITH FELLOWS— —— BILLY LEE "NOBODY'S CHILDREN" The Vogue for Super Entertainment. — QAPITOL, MIRAMAR At 7.30. Telephone 18-567. FINALLY TONIGHT "I'll sweat every charm out of her body before this voyage Is over!" "THIS WOMAN IS MINE" ". . . And I'll flog any man that speaks to her. I'm master of my ship 1" ■ —^-Starring Franchot - Tone, Joan Carroll, Walter. Brennan —-And-— CAROL BRUCE Associate Attraction—— SURAL RHYTHM and RIOTOUS COMEDY. "BARNYARD FOLLIES" - —with " ' ' MARY LEE -—— RUFE DAVIS (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) NEXT CHANGE: "HIT THE ROAD" — And — "MICHAEL SHAYNE, DETECTIVE" RELIGIOUS SERVICES. *8-" mil—-—i....- ■ ~.„.,, „ 'ALL SAINTS' CHURCH, J\ Kilbirnie. TOMORROW (ASH WEDNESDAY). 7 a.m. and 10.15 a.m.—Holy Communion. T. 30 p.m.—Evensong and Address by Rev, F. C. Long, M.A. FRIDAY, 7 a.m.—Holy Communion. , ' Above Services will be held each week during Lent. . PUBLIC NOTICES. ~~ HOME GUARD. •LEGION OF FRONTIERSMEN ("A" Company, Watts Battalion.) ' _fc PPLICATIOys for Enrolment in'the above _"&. Unit may be made at the Winter Show Building, John Street, between the hours of 7 and B*3o o'clock' every nfght. Ex-members of the Legion of Frontiersmen, Rifle Club Members,-..,,'and ex-Servicemen are ■urged to make immediate application.