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Evening Post, Volume CXXXIII, Issue 136, 11 June 1942, Page 2

THE BIG NIGHT IS TONIGHT : ox THE STAGE, DS LUXE THEATRE. TONIGHT—7.IS SHARP. "^ DE LUXE—2ZB - v preseut £20 MOVIE JACKPOTS Conducted by Maurice Hawken. ■^ IT'S WORTH £20 TO WIN TONIGHT. £;Aud remember as the JacKpot has now reached ; £20, the management. In accordance with the J'rules laid down, announce that In the event ""of the Jackpot not being won tonight. £10 be paid out to the nearest correct result. &4'onight. So you have a great chance either .'■'Hvay of winning for yourself at least £10, and fli you can answer" all the questions correctly ;">you win the full Jackpot of £20. Listen in at 6.30 to 2ZB to the studio Quiz? and w you'll bo In a position to answer the first f-three Questions to be asked tonight at least. GIVE IT AGO ... IT COSTS YOU /NOTHING. ALL YOU NEED IS JUST A I^ITTLE KNOWLEDGE ABOUT THE MOVIES !^f ' ' AND A GOOD MEMORY. COME TO THE DE LUXE THEATRE TONIGHT ' SHAEP AT 7.45. AND BE SURE TO BRING A PENCIL. THE WHOLE AUDIENCE TAKES PART IN THE MOVIE ,QUIZZ JACKP.OT. -; -==( L v x E j^F COURTENAY N. j/ Ring PLACE — -^ 53-080. Dir.: N.Z. Theatres, Ltd. 2 p.m.—TWICE DAILY—T.43. TERRIFIC ACTION PROGRAMME I First Showing in New Zealand. Jack London's mightiest adventure story, "Gold "~~Biunters of the North," made into a smashing — ■---■ action special entitled - "NORTH TO THE KLONDIKE" /'NORTH TO THE KLONDIKE" .f "NORTH TO THE KLONDIKE" * And starring {'. BROD CRAWFOBD — LON CHANEY %: ANDY DEVINE — EVELYN ANKERS V KEYE LUKE and MONTE BLUE. ■ . You'll thrill to "She most smashing, bruising battle of fists ever " filmed; <Aa a death-laden hunter stalks his human '£ quarry. a great river steamer burns to the water's .? edge, As an age-old cavern reveals its riches . . . - traps its finders. ; . You'll Thrill to Men Unafraid •As guns roar and mighty action surges on and I on in a bitter struggle for power- and - . gold.. - IT'S A UNIVERSAL SUPER ACTION SHOW. : • Pius • "TORPEDO BOAT" i "TORPEDO BOAT" ■ "TORPEDO BOAT" ': ;. •.■'•.•; Starring Kichard ARLEN, Jean PABKER, Mary CABLISLE, Philip TERBY, XMck APUBCELL. Give 'er th© gun! You're headed for wide open thrills with the dare-devil headline makers who risk their necks every time they go to sea and risk their hearts every time they come ashore. (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Plus . ■ "TRIBAL FURY" Chapter 6 of the new serial, "Jungle Girl." Starring FRANCES GIFFORD. ; ' ■'■ FINALLY TONIGHT 7.15 p.m.~"RULERS'OF THE SEA"—7.IS p.m 8.45 p.m.—"CITIZEN KANE" —8.45 p.m. (Both Recommended by Censor for. Adults.) "XTEW" TIME THEATRE Cuba St. Tel 52-334. Direction: N. 25. Theatres. Ltd. 600 Seats at Is/300 at Is 6d TWICE PAliYrrS tun, sad '^TOMOSB'OW. ■ > ■', '■' ■'- " " Paramount Films Present "A STORY OF APBICA! 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