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Evening Post, Volume CXXXV, Issue 149, 25 June 1943, Page 2

IT WAS ABSOLUTELY lAIPOSSIBLE TO FIND SEATS FOR EVERYONE WHO STOHAIED THE THEATRE LAST NIGHT . . . EARLY BOOKING IS ESSENTIAL. A GOOD SHOW WARRANTS A RESERVED SEAT AT NO EX*RA COST. BE WARNED AND BOOK YOURS NOW. COURTENAX X. / Ring JPMCB T?sr— *r 5110811.. Dlr.: N.Z. Theatres, Ltd. Tel. 53-080. £ p.m. TWICE DAILY 7.45 p.m. BIG BRAWNY ENTERTAINMENT Filled with the same rich adventure that atampeded a half a million Americans in a greed-mad rush for the earth's black gold . . . with all the teeming thrills and excitement, tho romance and reckless spirit that made It the wildest and wickedest of eras . . . UNIVERSAL PICTURES PRESENT "SIN TOW N" "SIN TOW N" "SIN TOW N" Brought to the screen with a magnificent cast of SEVEN TALENTED STARS. CONSTANCE BENNETT ... BRODERICK CRAWFORD . . . PATRIC KNOWLES LEO CARRILLO . . . ANDY DEYINE . . . ANNE GWYNNE ... WARD BOND. Worst of the lawless boom towns . . . tougher than the Barbary Coast . . . rougher than gold-rush Nome . . . where men were men and women stuck to the guys quickest on the draw. Fabulous ... Boisterous . . . Squanderous THEY DON'T MAKE-EM ANY BETTER THAN "SIN TOWN" ,■ ■' ' — SECOND BIG FEATURE — CHESTER MORRIS . . . JEAN PARKER RICHARD ARLEN in 'WRECKING CREW" "WRECKING CREW" The bigger they are the harder they fall. They'll wreck anything, a skyscraper . . . a heartbreaker, or each other. There's no punches pulled as the camera fairly careens as it captures thrill after thrffl in this high tension, taut, and tough thriller. You'll be left breathless arid bright with excitement. See "Wrecking Crew" for rattling good movie entertainment. (Both Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Plus "SATAN FIRES THE FUSE," Episode 8 in the sky-blazing Universal serial "JUNIOR G-MEN OF THE AIR." Starring the Dead End Kids and Little Tough Guys. Prices:—2s 3d, ls 6d, ls. Plans at Theatre and D.I.C. TIME THEATRE CUBA ST. (Next to Patrick's). Dlr.: N.Z. Theatres, Ltd. TeL 52-334. 3 p.m. TWICE DAILY 7.80 p.m. TEN FLOORS OF ROARS AS THE MARX BROS. SBIOT IN THE WORLD'S DIZZIEST DEPARTMENT STORE. MARX BROS. "THE BIG STORE" "THE BIG STORE" — And on the Same Programme — They're off—to the most dramatic race-track ■tory ever filmed—with emotion-raising drama and headlong action leading the field all tbe way. The thrilling, touching story that tells of the finest thing a father ever did for his son. "KING OF THE TURF" "KING OF THE TURF" — With ADOLPHE MENJOU ADOLPHE MENJOU DOLORES COSTELLO ROGER DANIEL WALTER ABEL ALAN DINEHART (Prog. Approved for Universal Exhibition.) PRINCESS THEATRE. Manners St. Dir.: N.Z. Theatres, Ltd. Tel. 42-580. CONTINUOUS DAILY from 11 a.m. SHOWING NOW BBAND-NEW 1943 VERSION OP THE WORLDFAMOUS SUCCESS,"ROSE OF TRALEE" "ROSE OF TRALEE" "ROSE OF TRALEE" Starring JOHN LONGDEN ANGELA GLYNNE LESLIE BROOK Featuring tbe Songs you love . . . "MACUSHLA," "MOUNTAINS OF MOURNE," ''DEAR LITTLE SHAMROCK," "MAIRE MY GIRL," "ROSE OF TRALEE" —SECOND BIG FEATURE— l' SONNY DUNHAM AND HIS 1 ORCHESTRA fHE RITZ BROTHERS, CAROL BRUCE, DICK FORAN, GRACE McDONALD In "BEHIND THE EIGHT BALL" "BEHIND THE EIGHT BALL" "BEHIND THE EIGHT BALL" Featuring the favourite song hits of the moment, "GOLDEN WEDDING DAY," "WHEN MY BABY SMILES AT ME," "KEEP 'EM LAUGHING," "MR. FIVE BY FIVE." FUN STARS . . . TUNE STARS . . . LOVE STARS . . . HEP STEPPERS AND HAPPY HONIES . . . You'll be gay again . . . swing and sway again . . . With these laugh-creat-ing, music-making merry maniacs. (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) _t~~~ o~^lFl NEM A, *^*J «p>^^^J^- KILBIENm^^-P 7.30 — TONIGHT — 7.30 7.30 — SATURDAY and JIONDAY — 7.30 Alexandre Dumas's Amazing Adventure Romance. "THE CORSICAN BROTHERS" (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) —— Starring DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, JUN. RUTH WARWICK AKIM TAMIROFF H. B. WARNER HENRY WILCOXON Companion Feature BASIL. RATHBONE NIGEL BRUCE EVELYN ANKERS REGINALD DENNY In "SHERLOCK HOLMES AND THE VOICE OF TERROR" (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Based on the story, "His Last Bow," by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Plus METROTONE NEWS. Telephone 14-202 for Reservations. MATINEE — 1.30 — SATURDAY "Sherlock Holmes and the Voice of Terror" "Gang Busters," Aletro News, "Yankee Doodle Swing Shift" Cartoon, "Tom Thumb Church," "Stranger Than Fiction." \tfC A p*T ° |l ' I MIRAMAR. '""" At 7.30 Tel. 18-507 TONIGHT AND SATURDAY. MONDAY. A THRILLING SPECTACLE OF AFRICA WITH THE SAAIE TRADITION OF "THE LIVES OF A BENGAL LANCER" AND "THE DRUAI" "SUNDOWN" Starring GENE TIERNEY With BRUCE CABOT . . . GEO. SANDERS Harry CAREY ... Sir Cedric HARDWICKE (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) — ASSOCIATE ATTRACTION — "THOSE KIDS FROM TOWN" Based on tho Novel "These Our Strangers," by Adrian Ailngton. A touching and sympathetic story of evacuee children from the London East End. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) MATINEE SATURDAY, 2 p.m. "THOSE KIDS FROM TOWN" Jln , BTj j. SA jjj . - EAIPIRE HALL, CUBA ST. TONIGHT, FRIDAY.' at C.30 o'clock. BUSINESS Stationery.—Good" Printing deserves Good Blocks. Tho "Evening Post" Printing Works can supply both. Tel. 47-222 for.your next quotation.