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

AMALGAMATED THEATRES. L'TD. \. ■■-. ']Hv '■'KING'S : §|[_ ..'■' TODAY 2.15 and 8 p.m. STILL CROWDING! THE PICTURE ALL WELLINGTON IS RUSHING TO SEE. You'll use It better than "Foreign Correspondent," "Algiers," "Lives of a Bengal Lancer," and "The Drum." WALTER WANGER Presents " SUNDOWN "— "S UNDO W• N"—"S U N D 0 W N"— — Which Stars — GEORGE SANDERS BRUCE CABOT GENE TIERNEY. SIR CEDRIC HARDWICKE A United Artists" Picture. AUTHENTIC I — TIMELY! This Stirring Story Reveals the Efforts of Enemy Agents to break Britain's hold on her Strategic Stronghold la Africa Be sure and Book at D.I.C. .Theatre Tel 52-212. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) AMALGAMATED THEATRES, LTD <^^ST A T E^> 2 p.m. DAILY 7.45 p.m. RETURN SEASON BY POPULAR DEMAND! 20th Century-Fox Presents . "MOON OVER MIAMI" "MOON OVER MIAMI" "MOON OVER MIAMI" Featuring DON AMECHE BETTY GRABLE ROBERT CUMMINGS CHARLOTTE GREENWOOD JACK HALEY CAROLE LANDIS COBINA WRIGHT, JUN. In Addition-*— ! "THE MAN AT THE GATE" Gripping Epic of our Troubled Times. WILFRID LAWSON MARY JERROLD (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) "TOTAL WAR IN RUSSIA" Stirring Action Pictures of the Russian Battlefields from Odessa to Leningrad. Newsreels — Colour Cartoon RESERVE AT D.I.C. or THEATRE (51-595). FINAL WELLINGTON SCREENING TONIGHT 1 "LOVE CRAZY" and "THE WOLF MAN" ißoth Recommended by the Censor for adults.) EW PRINCESS THEATRE, | EW PRINCESS THEATRE. Dir.: N Z Theatres, Ltd. Tel 42-580. , _ ■—-— • Continuous Daily from 11 a.m. COMMENCING TOMORROW: THE BIG PARADE! The Best from England and America! The "Tops" in hot and humorous entertainment! : TWO TRULY GREAT SHOWS! . , First—We offer you the greatest lung-testing comedy ever screened—it's the fastest, brightest show since Nero fired Rome! - . :' LORETTA YOUNG ; RAY MILLAND "THE DOCTOR TAKES A WIVE" "THE DOCTOR TAKES A WIFE" "THE DOCTOR TAKES A WIFE' "THE DOCTOR TAKES A WIFE" (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) The hilarious account of a girl who writes books in praise of splns'terhood ■ and a'dbofor who believes all women .are-POISON !; : ~..f ' Tha Mirth is C-O-N-T-A-G-I-d-tf r Sj;l; ' . ;'', The R6nianbe is .C-A-T-C-H-I-N.-6J::';': EASILY THE. BEST SHOW IN TOWN I ■ Also ■ ' ' ■ ' :' i . . Tho Latest British "National" Production I, TOPICAL INTRIGUING -EXCITING! A British Secret Service film, as fresh I as tonight's "Headline News.".. - IT'S HAPPENING NOW! **ltish Agents triumphing over Nazi spitis! •-.■ "THE SEVENTH SURVIVOR" " :. "THE SEVENTH SURVIVOR" ~' "THE SEVENTH SURVIVOR" ; ' The most unusual and highly exciting . mystery drama yet produced. . ; WHO IS "THE SEVENTH SURVIVOR"? (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) • ""* CRAZY SHOW ! CRAZY SHOW CRAZY SHOW OPENING .GALA -PERFORMANCE : .TOMORROW NIGHT ■ ■ '■ .lurry, chaperoned by the Great Luvante, Geuige TulU'i'ion and the uthiT id cm In; rs uf the company, will arrive In Wellington this evening, It is .Terry's birthday 'tumorrow. 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