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Evening Post, Volume CXXXVI, Issue 24, 28 July 1943, Page 2

LAST TWO DAYS 2 p.m. and 7.45 p.m. George P.a't Broderick RAFT O'BRIEN CRAWFORD [ "B ROAD W A V" "B R 0 A D W A V" (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) And BUD ABBOTT LOU COSTELLO In , "BUCK PRIVATES" "BUCK PRIVATES" "BUCK PRIVATES" ' (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) 7 COURTENAY PL. Dir.: G. L. Johnston. Tel. 51-842. FRIDAY NEXT — FRIDAY NEXT — FRIDAY NEXT The Paramount goes all out for Fast I and Furious Action —Announcing the First N.Z. Screenings of TWO BRANDNEW 1943 THRILL-SPLASHED, SPECIALS. 1. —Universal Pictures Present ? THE DEAD END KIDS Billy Halop, Huntz Hall, Gabriel Dell, Tommy Kelly, Bernard Punsley "MUG TOWN" Crashing fists clamp down on the racketeers in the greatest rough and ready free for all these popular stars have ever presented. With GRACE MacDOXALD EDWARD NORRIS JED PROUTY 2. —Republic Pictures Present The Sensational New Singing Cowboy ROY ROGERS With Your Old Pal, "WINDY" HAVES .. • in "THE MAN FROM CHEYENNE" Cowboy Songs to keep your feet tapping. "My Old Pal, Pal o' Mine" "When a Cowboy Starts to Courtin.'" "Happy Cowboy" "Long About Sundown" "You Ain't Heard Nothin* Til you Hear him Roar" (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) SEE TO-MORROW'S "POST" FOR FULL DETAILS OF THIS OUTSTANDING FIRSTRUN PROGRAMME. U0 X V THEATRE. Manners St. Tel. 40-618. Direction: G. L. Johnston. Continuous Daily from 11 a.m. Out of the Sky into Your Heart. RAY MILLAND — FRED MacMURRAY "MEN WITH WINGS" "MEN WITH WINGS" In Technicolor. And Universal's Crazy Comedy Sensation "HI YA CHUM" "HI YA CHUM" Starring TIIE RITZ BROTHERS THE RITZ BROTHERS The Three Zoot Zanies And JANE FRAZEE — ROBERT PAIGE (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) SUBURBAN THEATRES. g T A T E — PETONE TONIGHT, at 8 o'clock: ROSALIND RUSSELL WALTER PIDGEON In —"DESIGN FOR SCANDAL"— —"DESIGN FOR SCANDAL"— With EDWARD ARNOLD, LEE BROWNE, GUY KIBBEE. Rosalind Russell, at her best I Brings out the worst in Walter Pidgeon. Box Plan at Theatre, Tel. G3-899. (Recommended by the Censor More Suitable for Adults,) * PALACE — PETONE — PALACE TONIGHT, at 8.0: GENE AUTRY SMILEY BURNETTE — CAROL HUGHES Back with new songs and rangeland adventure In "UNDER FIESTA STARS" "UNDER FIESTA STARS" —Associate — Penny SINGLETON . . . Arthur LAKE Larry SIMMS In their gayest and most delightful Blondie adventure, "BLONDIE FOR VICTORY" "BLONDIE FOR VICTORY" Also The First Thrilling Chapter of our New Serial, "JUNIOR G-MEN OF THE AIR" (Prog. Approved for Universal Exhibition.) LOWER HUTT THEATRES. $£ING GEORGE THEATRE. As Cosy as Your Own Fireside. TONIGHT AND TOMORROW NIGHT LAST TWO SCREENINGS Paramount's Super Feature "THE GLASS KEY" "THE GLASS KEY" —_ with BRIAN DONLEVY VERONICA LAKE The Author of "The Thin Man" writes his most exciting mystery. "The Glass Key" is a picture iilm fans will like. (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) RING 03-933 FOR SEATS. _)E LUXE LOWER HUTT. For Reserves Telephone G3-431. TONIGHT, At 7.45. Dynamite-laden drama of men who flirt with death atop toppling buildings. "WRECKING CREW" With RICHARD ARLEN . . . JEAN PARKER CHESTER MORRIS (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Plus Clarence E. Mulford's "SECRET OF THE WASTE LANDS" ■ With WILLIAM BOYD ANDY CLYDE BARBARA BRITTON Another breath-taking adventure for Hoppy and his pals. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) ALSO: "AMBUSH," Ep. 9: "King of the Texas Rangers" Serial. PRINCE EDWARD, Woburn | J Tel. 03-344. | TONIGHT, at 7.45: JOAN BLONDELL — JOHN WAYNE "LADY FOR A NIGHT" (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) CHESTER MORRIS — ADELE MARA "ALIAS BOSTON BLACKIE" (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) — TOMORROW — CONSTANCE BENNETT—BROD. CRAWFORD' ANDY DEVINE LEO CARRILLO "SIN TOWN" (Recommended by Censor for Adults) JOAN PERRY ROGER PRYOR "BULLETS FOR O'HARA" (Recommended by Censor for Adults) RUSSIAN LITERATURE RUSSIAN LITERATURE INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS. INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS. KUSSIAN LITERATURE Class commences TUESDAY NEXT, 8 p.m., at Victoria College; 10. lectures by Dr. N. Danilov, giving a comprehensive picture of Russian Literature past and present. Fee for course, ss. INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS Class commences THURSDAY, AUGUST 5, at 8 p.m., at Trades Hall; 0 lectures by Dr. A. E. C. Hare, covering causes of discontent, organisation of labour, disputes, redistribution of wealth, changing status of worker, etc. Fee for course, 3s. One hour's lecture and one hour's discussion and free library with all W.E.A. Classes. Associate members at £1 a year attend classes free. WORKERS' EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION . (Victoria University College District), Trades Hall, C 2, Tel. 55-488, 25-417.