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Evening Post, Volume CXXXIII, Issue 133, 8 June 1942, Page 2

COURTENAV V y if fiil ■■2 PLACE ~S r (jgjj . '■"- Dir.: N.Z. Theatres, Ltd: 2" p.m. — TWICE DiILY — 7.iy *- "AMONG THE LIVING" \T Starring •ALBERT DEKKER (Dr. Cydops . himself). SUSAN* HAYWARD, FRANCES FARMER HARRY CAREY, GORDON JONES. ,(Recommended by the Censor for Adults. NOT Suitable for Children.)' S'; —SECOND BIG FEATURE— THE ROUGH RIDERSBUCK JONES, TIM MoCOY, RAYMOND IIATTON In "ARIZONA BOUND" . (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) < ■' And "JUNGLE GIRL" Serial. FINALLY TONIGHT: "SOUTH OF PAGO PAGO" "KITTY FOYLE" '*""" "NEW" TIME THEATRE Cuba St. Tel. 52-534. Direction: N.Z. Theatres, Ltd. 600 Seats at Is, 300 at Is 6d. TWICE DAILY—2 p.m. and Shorts from 7 p.m. 7.30 p.m.—-"RULERS OF THE SEA" 9.0 p.m.—"CITIZEN KANE" TWO GREAT WINNERS! Frank Lloyd, who gave you "Cavalcade," "Mutiny on the Bounty," and "Sea Hawk," now presents ! DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, JUN. MARGARET LOCKWOOD • WILL FYFFE ;■; in !< "RULERS OF THE SEA" ..-: ■ The Greatest Sea Story of All Time. A 1041. Academy Award Winner I the picture many theatres in America dared not showi the amazing epic i ORSON WELLES Who scared and stampeded America's Millions, Presents the Most Sensational Picture in Years. ? "C-I-T-I-Z-E-N K-A-N-E" * "CI-T-I-Z-E-N K-A-N-E" Acclaimed by Critics the Greatest Show in five years 1 SEE: 50 YEARS IN THE LIFE OF A MILLIONAIRE WHO ALMOST CONTROLLED THE U.S.A.! IT'S TERRIFIC! (All Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) rtfEW "STERILISED AIR." Central Heating I NEW PRINCESS THEATRE, j EW PRINCESS THEATRE, Dir.: N.Z. Theatres, Ltd. i Tel. 42-580. JI Continuous Daily from 11 a.m. C Here are the two Pictures you have been £■ asking about 1 » WILLIAM'POWELL — MYRNA LOY »' "L-O-V-E C-B-A-fc-Y" '"Z IT'S A. RIOT! YOU'LL HOWL WITH '.- LAUGHTER! ;.- Plus wJThe most terrifying masterpieco of horror £" tho screen has ever revealed!. LON CHANEY — BELA LUGOSI '~ WARREN WILLIAM — CLAUDE RAINS . * HALPH BELLAMY — EVELYN ANKERS ">^ "T-H-E W-ft-L-F ! M-A-N" - liTlng horror —a prowling, killing night monster —13-he man or beast? ll SEE FOB .YOURSELF—IF YOU DARE! JBotU Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) LAST NIGHT, 7.30 o'clock. V "THE OLD MAID." ">'' NEWTOWN'S LUXURY THEATRE. "i gf T HE ascot" •''/' %<C=d Telephnno 15-17 S. v f-%" "THE OLD MAID" - f "THE OLD MAID" BETTB DAVIS—GEORGE BRENT Superb Drama of a Woman's Hidden Secret. •" (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) "" "AN ANGEL FROM TEXAS" WAYNE MORRIS—ROSEMARY LANE. Hilarious Comedy of Misadventures. ■ (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) TOMORROW, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY: "THE GREAT WALTZ" LUISE RAINER—FERNAND GRAVET. "ON DRESS PARADE" "ON DRESS PARADE" (THE DEAD END KIDS) (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) 7 .30 — FINALLY TONIGHT 7.30 MYRNA LOY—MELVYN DOUGLAS "THIRD FINGER; LEFT HAND" ; —i-Added Attraction Penny Arthur Larry SINGLETON LAKE SIMMS ■ ■■ ■■ . j n "BLONDIE PLAYS CUPID" (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) —Also Showing Special "INCENDIARY BOMB" Short. ' ' TUESDAY — WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY A Grand Laugh Show! VTBUD ABBOTT LOU COSTELLO v In ■ ■ - "HOLD THAT GHOST" "HOLD THAT GHOST" >■*■!. witn CARLSON MISCHA AUER ■ THE ANDREW SISTERS :. TED LEWIS AND HIS ENTERTAINERS — •— Companion Feature ■ WILLIAM BOYD ""RUSSELL HAYDEN ANDY CLYDE In ''"PIRATES ON HORSEBACK" "PIRATES ON HORSEBACK" ■!■:' (Both Approved Universal Exhibition.) Z£s-\ plug FOX NEWS and "SKY RAIDERS" vSZZ Telephone 14-202 for Reservations. —■ ■ ; ;-^2IR TELEPHONE NUMBER FOR RESERVA-Ji-.-j-.- . TIONS, 50-081. [* »i'y , ' jf.' ■ ~*~'T i i \.^ i' 2 1 JS VOGUE THEATRE^. \ ?Pg v Brooklyn. J . -*>n ' """" "... m "'^i r~>■ T. 30 TONIGHT AND TUESDAY 7.30 ':;>'•: Alexander Korda Presents • ' Edmund LOWE Ann TODD In | "THE SQUEAKER" ; •VTho police wanted him, the underworld loathod p him - . . yet none were brave enough to betray ~£ Tho Squeaker. ■••' (United Artists.) , Phil REGAN. Constance WHEELER "LAS VEGAS NIGHTS" Everything goes in this comedy with girls and %■ .gags. :£ SELECTED SUPPORTS. % (Programme Recommended by tho Censor for *? Adult and Universal Exhibition Resp.) ' FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT THAT EVERYONE ENJOYS COME TO THE VOGUE FOR IT. DANCING MAYFAIR CABARET TONIGHT! TONIGHT! ft , Dancing 8 till 12. '1?1 Supper. Subs. 2s. i> Welcome to All the Fighting Services. "' Impress ■ ballroom, *™JCj 88 Ghuzneo St. MODERN AND OLD-TIME DANCING. CLIFF JONES AND HIS DANCE BAND. .Subs. 2s Gd. ; FTtfiE MAJESTIC CABARET—Dancing Tonight X from 'J o'clock. Subscriptions 2s 6d. Be- ••■'■' • ing privately booked, the Cabaret is closed on Wednesday next. Direction: Ccc. Boyton, Frederick Carr.