THREE SESSIONS: 2 p.m. — 5 p.m. — 8 p.m. __«-»_-. THE ... ~ _ ■ V M MIGHTY Rk. '5 £—-* MA J ESTI-C | ,\ TUKATRE OB THB DISCRIMINATING. Dir.: Fuller's Theatre Corp. (Inc.). AN APPRECIATION! Wo wish to sincerely thnnk tho many hundreds of patrons who on leaving tho theatre or in subsequent telephone conversation havo kindly expressed the pleasure and charm experienced ;it the screening of "Blossoms in tho Dust." FILMED IN NEW AND MORE NATURAL TECHNICOLOUR. Metro-Goldwyn-Maycr's Dramatic Masterpiece 111111 l "BLOSSOMS IN THE DUST" "BLOSSOMS [N THE DUST" "BLOSSOMS IN THE DUST" "BLOSSOMS IN THE DUST" "BLOSSOMS IN THE DUST" "BLOSSOM? IN THE DUST" "BLOSSOMS IN THE DUST "BLOSSOMS IN THE DUST" I|||||P Brilliantly Portrayed by GREER GARSON GREER GARSON And WALTER PIDGEOIM (Recommended oy the Censor for Adults.) Reservations! PLANS FOR TONIGHT AND TOMORROW ARE FILLING RAPIDLY. FOR YOUR COMFORT AND PLEASURE BOOK NOW! ! AT D.I.C. or THEATRE. 45-100. AGAIN IT'S A SHOW RIGHT OUT OF THE BOX—AT NEWTOWN'S POPULAR THEATRE. NKWTOWN BOX PLANS at Theatre. Tel. 23-041. Dresa Circle Is (id, Reserved Stalls Is 3d, Stalls Is. . j ATTEND TONIGJU'i AND AVOID TOMORROW . NIGHTS CROWD. 7.30-NIGHTLY—7.3O Paramount^ record-shatterlnc success, "THE FLEET'S IN" ' "THE FLEET'S IN" With the greatest ALL-STAR CAST Ever assembled. Dorothy William Eddio ■ LAMOUR HOLDEN BRACKEN JIMMY DORSEY AND HIS ORCHESTRA. —Also Showing— RED-HOT RHYTHM—HOWLING HILARITY JINX FALKENBURG BUDDY ROGERS In. "SING FOR YOUR SUPPER" (Both Approved tor Universal Exhibition.) 2 p.m.—MATINEE TOMORROW—2 p.m. 'Tho Fleet's In,' "Sing For Your Supper," and Selected Featurottes. IT'S A SHOW IN A MILLION! EMPIRE ISLAND BAY ■ BOX PLANS Bmplre Confectionery Tel. 14-307. 7.30 NIGHTLY 7.30 "DANGEROUS MOONLIGHT" la the thrilling, pulse-pounding story of a lighting Polish pnof who returns to Warsaw in a British Spitfire to take vengeance on the despoilers of his native city. Co-starring ANTON WALBROOK SALLY GRAY And featuring the Musical Sensation WARSAW CONCERTO —Also Showing— "BLUE, WHITE, AND PERFECT'5 LLOYD NOLAN—MARY BETH HUGHES Mike Shayne battles spies and diamond thieves (Both Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) 2.15 MATINEE TOMORROW 2.15 Tim Holt in "Wagon Train," Leon Errol Comedy, and Selected Shorts. THE REGAL NEVER LETS YOU DOWN, ALWAYS 100 per cent. Entertainment. gEGAL KARORI BOX PLANS Knlghton's Tel 28-365. 7.30 TONIGHT 7.30 SATURDAY, MONDAY: YET ANOTHER REGAL WEEKEND BILL. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's Delightful Comedy, With tho perfect cast, Rosalind RUSSELL, Walter PIDGEON Lee BOW AN. Edward ARNOLD "DESIGN FOR SCANDAL" (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) Also showing BUD ABBOTT LOU COSTELLO In "KEEP 'EM FLYING" (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) 2.15 MATINEE TOMORROW 2.15 "Keep 'Em Flying," Serial, and Outstanding Shorts. SUBURBAN THEATRES. PALACE - PETONE - PALACE FINALLY TONIGHT, at 8. "TOP SERGEANT" Second feature. "MARRY THE BUSS'S DAUGHTER" (Prog. Approved for Universal Exhibition ) 'IO.UOKROW Shock Drama that will hold yuu Spellbound— "THE .MAN WHO RETURNED TO LIFE' "THE MAN WHO RETURNED TO LIFE"" With John Lucille Ruth HOWARD FAIRBANKS FORD (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) Associate Feature The Uitost :iltd Best of the Henry Aldrleh series, "HENRY AND DIZZY" "HKNRY AND DIZZY" With Jimmy Mur.v John LYDON ANDKRisUN UTEI, (Approved for Univor.sul Exhibition.) g T A T E — V IS T O N E TONIGHT, at S o'clock. r | CHARLIE CLAPHA.M ~ JOHN WARWICK In | . "MY WIFE'S FAMILY" "MY WIFE'S FAMILY" Will) PATRICIA ROC Mother-in-law meets her Waterloo sis hubby asserts himselt. See "My Wife's Family," the funniest tiirce of btat'c find screen. BOX PLAN it rHKATRB (TEL lal-S'.)!)> (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) LABOUR DAY SPORTS. LABOUR DAY SPORTS; TOMORROW, OCTOBKR .'!!. TOMORROW. OCTOBER 81. WAKE FIELD PARK. AKEFIELD PARK. .MONSTER PROGRAMME : (HIGHLAND DANCING. CYCLING. IMNNI.m;.! i WItE.STLINf;. GYMNASTICS. j Sport.-- Miiri ill ll.:;u ii.m. AHlU'lic S| !(l |!s sliicl ;it Loll p.m. 1 IIIi:IiI;iihJ iKinclny. 1.:.:n p.m. ' Special Cliildri-n's l'rusriiiiuni: :>t 10 ii.in.
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Evening Post, Volume CXXXIV, Issue 105, 30 October 1942, Page 2
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