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Evening Post, Volume CXXXIV, Issue 42, 18 August 1942, Page 2

eOURIJENAY V / ttllig , PLACE •,:<...«„ Direction : N.Z. Theatres. Lid. Tel. 53-080. 2 p.m. ■- TWICE DAILY -- 7.-15. FIRST SHOWING IN NEW ZEALAND The Mammoth Universal Special, "DRUMS OF THE CONGO" "DRUMS OF THE CONGO" THE JUNGLE ROARS ■with its mightiest thrills AS SECRET AGENTS DARE A TRAIL OF TERROR TO FIND PRICELESS MINERALS FOR WHITE MEN'S WAR. ... With a cast of thousands . . . and excitement enough for a dozen pictures. ■ SECOND BIG FEATURE FIRST SHOWING, IN NEW ZEALAND. Tho Song Sensation of the Year . . . Now 1942's Biggest Screen Hit. "TUXEDO JUNCTION" "TUXEDO JUNCTION" — With — WEAVER BROTHERS & ELVIRY TIIURSTON HALL, SALLY PANE, and THE LITTLE VAGABONDS. (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) PLUS "WEAPONS OF HORROR" Chapter 3 of the Great NAVAL Serial— "DON WINSLOW OF THE NAVY" Plus WALT DISNEY'S LATEST COLOUR MASTERPIECE. DONALD DUCK in "EARLY TO BED" NEW TIME THEATRE. CUBA ST. Dir.: N.Z. Theatres, Ltd. Tel. 52-334. NOW SHOWING. FOR A SEASON OF THREE DAYS ONLY. MATINEE DAILY, 2 p.m. EACH EVENING, at 7.45. (Shorts from 7.) AVo present in the interests of National Health at this time the Famous Screen Drama that emphasises the seriousness of VENEREAL DISEASE. EUGENE BRIEUX'S .. "D-A-M-A-G-E-D G-O-O-D-S" "D-A-M-A-G-E-D G-O-O-D-S" "D-A-M-A-G-E-D G-O-O-D-S" "D-A-M-A-G-E-D G-O-O-D-S" "D-A-M-A-G-E-D G-O-O-D-S" LET EVERY MOTHER, EVERY FATHER. EVERY SON, EVERY DAUGHTER IN THE DISTRICT SEE THIS STARTLING FILM . . . FOR NO BOY OB" GIRL. IS SAFE WHILE THIS DREADED DISEASE TS ALLOWED TO GO UNCHECKED?" IT TELLS THE TRUTH 'ABOUT VENEREAL .DISEASE AND ITS AFTERMATH. (Children under 14 years of age WILL NOT BE ADMITTED.) Associate Feature RICHARD ARLEN, EVA GABOR, J. CARROLL NAISH, NILS ASTIIER "FORCED LANDING" "FORCED LANDING" "FORCED LANDING" Death Rains from the Skies . . . Thrills Reign oa' the ScrceD. The Fifth Column fights for a foothold on America. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) EXCELLENT SHORT. FEATURETTES EACH EVENING, from 7 o'clock. ALL. STALLS Is, DRESS CIRCLE Is 6d. No Extra to Book. \i!!UI!l!!llll!!ll!!l!!ll!JI!l!!l!!!!!ll!l!lll!llllli!!!!!!!ll!!!!!!!ll!!ll!lll!l!!l!y m ALWAYS A BETTER SHOW AT THE g ■\PRINCESS THEATRE I IB' N-z- Theatres, Ltd. Tel 42-SSO. |f M CONTINUOUS DAILY FROM 11 A.M.fe *Silll|llllll|lll|lll!lll]lllillll!lllllllil!llllll!lll!lllllillllll!!lll : "'""'Wllini!!!^ SHOWING NOW. CONTINUOUS SHOWING NOW. From 11 a.m. DAILY. Robert Mary Fred Akim PRESTON MARTIN MacMURRAY TAMIROFF PRESTON MARTIN MacMURRAY TAMIROFF In "N-E-W Y-O-R-K T-O-WVN" "N-E-W;.-. Y-O-R-K T-O-W-N" . Associate Feature: LEW AYRES — LIONEL BARRYMORE LARAINE DAY' In . '.: . , "DR. KILDARE GOES HOME" "DR. KILDARE GOES HOME1? JBotli Approved for Universal Exhibition.) PARDON OUR ENTHUSIASM!—BUT! 'Sere Is the- Greatest Two-feature Programme ever presented at any Theatre! TAKE A No. 3 or 4 CAR TO NEWTOWN'S LUXURY THEATRE. £=/ X HE ASCOT" \=» ""iGZd Telephone- 15-I'fi. j——, • i TONIGHT., WED., THURS., 7.30 p.m. "LILLIAN RUSSELL" "LILLIAN RUSSELL". Alice FAYE, Don AMECHE, Henry FONDA, Edwai;d ARNOLD. Warren William, Leo Carrillo, Lynn Ban. ffhe life and loves of a Beautiful Woman who had the world at her feet. "BAND WAGON" "BAND WAGON" ARTHUR j UCHAItD (stinker) MURDOCH JACK HYLTON AND HIS BAND. "Boomps-a-Daisy" in a haunted castle with "Big-hearted" Arthur. (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) This is the RIGHT Show at the RIGHT Time! All Stalls Is. Circle Is Cd. (Children Half-price.) WHEREVER YOU ARE. MAKE IT "ASCOT" TONIGHT. DON'T MISS THIS OUTSTANDING" PROGRAMME. TEL. 50-OSI FOR RESERVATIONS. Tg~ i ■ .' ■ .i .i i ■ii *f t|^"\7' OGUE tHEATKE >Jjaj» ' f v^JL Brooklyn. _ 'l TI ir TM_^"'"'""'' "' " ■■'iLmi'i.ii'" '"~,T * _TT-!m-J FINALLY TONI6IIT, at 7.30. VIVIEN LEIGH ■ LAURENCE OLIVIER "FIRE OVER ENGLAND" A flaming tribute to courage—and a woman's love. BRIAN DONLEVY — MARIA MONTEZ "SOUTH OF TAHITI" Captive 'Wild Woman—Queen of love—of men and beast. SELECTED SUPPORTS. (Programme Recoirimended by the Censor for Adult and Universal Exhibition Respectively.) WEDNESDAY THURSDAY ' ."HERE COMES MR. JORDAN" "SWEETHEART OF THE CAMPUS" THE VOGUE FOR THOSE BIG PROGRAMMES AT FAMILY PRICES. jr^QA P I T OL^jl | jjl MIRAMAR. 'I *"' FINALLY TONIGHT. At 7.30. ; A Spine-tingling Horror Drama, "THE WOLF MAN" "THE WOLF MAN" — With •— CLAUDE RAINS WARREN WILLIAM RALPH BELLAMY BELA LUGOSI LON CHANEY. ■— ASSOCIATE ATTRACTION — "YOUNG MAN'S FANCY" "YOUNG MAN'S FANCY" — With — AVNA LEE GRIFFITH JONES SEYMOUR HICKS. YOUTH . . . Gay. Carefree, and Romantic. (Both Ree. by Censor for Adults.) BRITISH SAILORS' SOCIETY. rATTERNOON Concert by the Lyric Choir, XX ■ Karori, will be held in the Society's • 'THURSDAY,^AUGUST 20,']942. Nt 2.30 p.m. Cakes and Produce will be on Sale and Donations for the Stalls will be much appreciated "&nd can be left at the Rooms at any time. . An Invitation Is extended to all Friends who &ro interested in the Society. '*'•■ £OME ALONG!