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Evening Post, Volume CXXXV, Issue 102, 1 May 1943, Page 2

"WHO'S THE SWELLEST GUY IN TOWN?" "WHO'S GOT A HEART OF GOLD?" "WHO'S THE NOBODY* WHO'S REALLY .SOMEBODY?" WE'RE TALKING—YOU'RE TALKING—THE WHOLE TOWNS TALKING ABOUT "THE GREAT MR. NOBODY" "THE GREAT MR NOBODY" THE SWELLEST COMEDY TO HIT TOWN IN A DECADE AND OF COURSE IT'S AT THE COUETKNAy \. / Bins PLACB rr 53:»iiL Dir.: New Zealand Theatres, Ltd. 2 p.m. TWICE EVERY DAY 7.45 Eddie Joan William Alan ALBERT LESLIE LUND IG AN HALE ALBERT LESLIE LUNDIGAN HALE ALBERT LESLIE LUNDIGAN HALE ALBERT LESLIE LUNDIGAN HALE In "THE GREAT MR. NOBODY" "THE GREAT MR. NOBODY" "THE GREAT MR. NOBODY" "THE GREAT MR. NOBODY" THERE'LL NEVER BE ANOTHER HERO LIKE "DREAMY"—THERE COULDN'T BE. "MAN OVERBOARD"— "Dreamy looks up •nd finds it's lie. "FIRE"—a thrillinß rescue—and again "Dreamy" is saved. Some clay lie's going to fee somebody, this Great Mr. Nobody. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Plus Arthur Oljmpe Virginia ClilT KENNEDY URADNA FIELD EDWARDS KENNEDY BRADNA FIELD EDWARDS KENNEDY BRADNA FIELD EDWARDS KENNEDY BRADNA FIELD EDWARDS In Warner Bros.1 Two-fisted Melodrama "K-N-0-C-K-O-U-T" "K-N-O-C-K-O-U-T" "K-N-0-C-K-O-U-T" "K-N-O-C-K-O-U-T" The sock-cess story of the kid who had to choose between a boxing ring and a wedding ring—and the double-cross it took to make up his mind. (Recommended by the Censor for Adults ) Plus "BLACK-OUT IX THE ISLANDS" t "BLACK-OUT IN THE ISLANDS" I i And x —, "HELD FOR TREASON" "MELD FOR TREASON" Chapters Ten and Eleven In "THE ADVENTURES OF SMILIN" JACK" With SIDNEY TOLER, KEYE LUKE, and TOAI BROWN — SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT — TONIGHT —- 7.30 to 7.45 : MAURICE CARBINES AT THE MIGHTY WURLITZER. Prices as Usual—2/3, 1/6, 1/-. No extra to Book at Theatre or D.I.C. 4 • "JJEW" TIME THEATRE. Wellington's Most Beautiful Little Theatre. CUBA ST (Next to PairKKfO. Dir.: N.& Theatres, bid Tel ss-33i 0 p.m. TWICE DAILY 7.30 p.m. The year's gayest romantic comedy of love, marriage, and tricks with beans. The story of a magician foolea by love—and a wife ready to exchange hei sables for a bungalow apron I LORETTA YOUNG LORETTA YOUNG DAVID NIVEN DAVID NIVEN - In - "ETERNALLY YOURS" "ETERNALLY YOUKS" -ETERNALLY YOURS" "ETERNALLY YOURS" With HUGH UERRERT BILLIE BURKE C. AUBREY SMITH . ZASU PITTS (Retommeuded by Censor for- Adults.) • r And on the Same Programme GAY with GIRLS i GOOFY with GAGS I Glorious with new song-hits. The fastest, funniest, most furious farce ever brought to the Screen. UOAR with "ROAD SHOW" " ROAD SHOW " "ROAD SHOW" " ROAD SHOW " Starring ADOLPHE MENJOU CAROLE LAND IS JOHN HUBBARD (Approved for General Exhibition.) pHI N1 L I-SS I II X A I If E M niiici- Si Ui 1 n/, 1 •ir..-ii- i.m 1 "i rj-VMi CONTINUOUS DAILY, troni 11 a.m. WILLIAM POWELL MYRNA LOY , In ••SHADOW OF THE THIN MAN" "SHADOW OF THE THIN MAN" "SHADOW OF THE THIN MAN" SECOND BIG FEATURE BUKGESS MEREDITH CLAIRE TREVOR SHELDON LEONARD In "STREET OF CHANCE" "STREET OF CHANCE" (Programme Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) J{ OX V THEATRE. Dir.; G L lohnstnn. Tel 10018. Continuous Daily from 11 a.m. SHOWING. NOW. BEX BEACH'S MIGHTIEST ADVENTURE EPIC "T-H-E S-P-O-t-L-E-R-S" "T-H-E S-P-01-L-E-nS" "T-H-E S-P-O-l-L-E-R-S" — Stnrrlnn — Mavlene Randolph l.olin PIETRICH SCOTT WAYNK DIETRICH SCOTT WAYS't (Recommended liy ttie Censor for Adults.) "I'LL WAIT FOR YOU" "I'LL WAIT FOR YOU" "I'LL WATT FOR YOU" ■With BOBERT STERLING MARSHA HINT PAUL KELLY FAY UOLDEN (Approved for Unlvi.-r.sal Kxliibiiion.) NKWTOWNS LUXURY THEATRE. *=={ fHE ASCOT" CI^L Tfli»nhoT)f 1.1-17R j ~'| TONIGHT AND MONDAY, 7.30 p.m. •'lnvitation to a Murder" "Invitation to a Murder" GERALDINE FITZGERALD THOMAS MITCHELL JEFFREY LYNN JAMES STEPHENSON The most unusual crime story yet presented at th!.s theatre. (Unsuitable for Young Children.) "TIGHT SHOES" "TIGHT SHOES" BINNIE BARNES LEO CARRII-LO Damon Kunyoii'.- Swellcst Acllon Comedy. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) JT'S A GREAT SHOW I rpilE Karori Ladies' Lyric Choir, under the X leadership of Mrs. Cable, assisted by Mls.s Lucy Cnwaii, will present a Concert 011 Wednesday! May .', l!)i::, in the Kent Tec. Presbyterian Church Hall, Plrie St., at 7.13 p.m.