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Evening Post, Volume CXXXIV, Issue 33, 7 August 1942, Page 2

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Remember. .«»««£* a movie . . . BUT WHAT A MOVIE. A UNI- .; : VERSAL 1942 SPECIAL. (Recommended by Censor for Adults. Unsuit--1 ablo for Children) Associate Feature • FIRST SHOWING IN NEW ZEALAND. MISCHA AUER — HUGH HERBERT — JANE FRAZEE -—With ROBERT PAIGE, ANNE GWYNNE, ERNEST TRUEX "DON'T GET PERSONAL" "DON'T GET PERSONAL" i A Tuneful Tangle of Phonies, Funnies, and i Sunny Honeys. > ljii .T> Jij jj |- Chapter Two 'of the Exciting Serial: i "DON WINSLOW OF THE NAVY" PRICES: Is, Is 6d, 2s 3d. BE WISE- BOOK EARLY 1 ]tiEW TIME THEATRE. CUBA ST. Mr.: N.Z. Theatres, Ltd. Tel. 52-334. TWICE DAILY. MATINEE EACH DAY AT 2 P.M. EVENINGS AT 7.45 (Shorla from 7 p.m.) ANXA JOHN RAY FRIEDA \-EAGLE CARROLL BOLGER INESCORT lllf asss sag sags NEAGLE CARROLL BOLGEU IXE&COBT In •• . "S-U-N-N-Y" "S-U-N-N-Y" "S-U-N-N-Y" "S-U-N-N-Y" '•S-U-N-N-Y" With EDWARD EVERETT HORTON, HELEN WESTLEY, AND THE HARTMANS. Based on one, of the hit tnusica' comedies of all time— "Sunny" in its screen version is a brand-new down-to-the-mlnute, all singing, all-dancing, all-lovely fllmusical! . . . New Orleans, carnival mad at Mardi Gras, is the background against which this melody-mad, mirth-flooded, novelty-fruited melange unfolds. . . . A now Anna Neagle—displaying an array of talents hitherto unrevealed by her toi the screen—is Sunny, supported by t°P-fllf^ artists in. brilliant specialties which keep the glittering entertainment at high pitch. "Sunny is an all-out musical Bonanza! AND THE COMEDY STAR OF "SAILORS THREE" T-O-M-M-Y T-R-I-N-D-B-R T-O-M-M-Y . T-R-I-N-D-E-R IS IN THE ARMY NOW. "L-AJD-G-H I-T O-F-F" "L-A-U-G-H I-T O-F-F" "L-A-U-G-H I-T O-F-F" "L-A-U-G-H I-T O-F : F" (Both Approved for Universal. Exhibition.) ■BS* a STarSlo¥s LToloSrE^S S'OF THE HARRIS TWEED INDUSTRY fN THE HIGHLANDS AND ISLANDS, AND EPISODE TWO, "DON WINSLOW OF THE * NAVY," ETC., ETC. 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THUNDERING THRILLS 11 ! ALL ARE IN ABTUNDANCE In James Oliver Curwood's First Great Screen Thriller for 1942. f "LWV OF THE TIMBER" "LAW OF THE TIMBER-" -'. ::S 81 Sil KS; , "LAW OF THE TIMBER" # Adapted from the booit "THE SPECK ON THE WALL, By' James Oliver Curwood. —Starring— MONTE BLUE - J. FARRELL MacDONALD VIONTE BLUE - 3. FARRELL MacDONALD MARJORIE REYNOLDS MARJORIE REYNOLDS (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) iDDED ATTRACTION EXTRAORDLNARYThe Prize-winning Short of the Year, "CHURCHILL'S ISLAND" The Full Story of Britain's Preparedness. w ——————— BE WISE—MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS EARLY FOR THIS OUTSTANDING VOGUE SPECIAL. Tel. 50-081. 'Ifpi VOGUE THEATRE|yip lf^ V Brooklyn. &r^ 7.3O—TONIGHT AND SATURDAY—7.3O MONSTER MATINEE 1.30 SATURDAY. PROGRAMME SAME AS NIGHT. 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