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Evening Post, Volume CXXXVII, Issue 5, 7 January 1944, Page 2

~~== ILUXE/ ===r" \ ./ ... (COUBTENAY V J King PLACE ' 53-080. Dlr.: K.Z. Theatres, Ltd. Tel. 53-080. _ p . m . — TWICE DAILY — 7.45 p.m. . THE PRIZE SURPRISE OF THE YEAR ~ «, n ,,M Tour Merriest Momenta In Months ... With America's Young Laugh, feensations Ppctrv JEAN OCO^OR RlA^j Sis o'SnnSu byan JEAN O'CONNOR . RYAN ,„ ln "MISTER BIG" " MISTER B I G " "MIS T E R B I G " " M I S T E R B I G " "MIS T E R B I G " "MISTERBIG" With EDDIE MILLER'S 808 CATS SLYSE KNOX, RAY EBER-lE, THE BEN CARTER CHOIR. Twelve Tunes, Including: fThls Must be a Dream," "Come Along My Handy," "Hi Character," "Thee and Me." — AND — n?ie'*niV 4T?BRITTON O IvEEFE ALLBKIIIUJN O'KEEFE ALLBRITTON O'KEEFE ALLBRITTON O'KEEFE ALLbuniu« O'KEEFE ALLBKUIUJM In •GOOD, MORNING, JUDGE" ••G OO D MORN IN G, JUDGE" "GOOD MORNING, JUDGE" "GOOD MORNING, JUDGE" •GOOD MORNING, JUD GE" With HUG LHOEUSISE-BEivE CASRIIOL It's a four-fisted riot when this beautiful girl meets a dame that's hoarding a man. SCREAMING COMEDY HIT. (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) _ Plus _ "BURNING EMBERS" And "PLUNGE OF PERIL" Chapters 7 and Bof the Thrilling Serial "ZORRO RIDES AGAIN." JOHN CARROLL — NOAH BEERY HELEN CHRISTIAN PRICES: 2/3, I/O. l/-. No Extra to Book Tour Seats. " "J^EW" TIME THEATRE. CUBA ST. (Nest to Patrick's). .Direction: N.Z. Theatres, Ltd. Tel. 52-334. 2 p.m. - TWICE DAILY - 7.30 p.m. Join this feast of fun and frolic with a couple of marital-minded madcaps 1 BETTE DAVIS JAMES CAGNEY BETTE DAVIS JAMES CAGNEY BETTE DAVIS JAMES CAGNEY In " "THE BRIDE CAME C.0.D." "THE BRIDE CAME C.0.D." "THE BRIDE CAME C.0.D." Also Starring: STUART ERWIN — EUGENE PALLETTE On the Same Programme: THRILLS YOU NEVER KNEW EXISTED. While other men sleep these rulers '~ of the road seek the thrills that come I only when the wagons roll at night! Humphrey Sylvia BOGART IJSSSv BOGART T SIDNEY In "THE WiGONS ROLL AT NIGHT" "THE WAGONS ROLL AT NIGHT" "THE WAGONS ROLL AT NIGHT" ;ißoth Approved for Universal Exhibition.) CHILDREN 1 CHILDREN 1 ANOTHER BIG MATINEE 1.30 — TOMORROW (SATURDAY) — 1.30 1. "The Wagons Roll at Night." 2. "Dr. Porky" (Terry Toon Cartoon). S. "Fighting 69%" (Col. Cartoon). 4. "Flying Fishing" (Sportslight). f I' "lei 7. "Little Pioneer" (Double Reel Technicolour Snecial)- ' „«,-,-»«■ CHILDREN! THIS .IS, THE IDEAL-HOLIDAY PROGRAMME,: PRINCESS THEATRE. Manners St. Direction: N.Z. Theatres. Ltd. Tel. 42-580. Continuous Daily from 11 a.m. SLASHING TO THE VERY PEAK OF ADVENTURE THRILLS Edward Small Presents ALEXANDRE DUMAS'S fchrill-swept drama of two brothers born as one—with but a single eoull '"THE CORSICAN BROTHERS" "THE CORSICAN BROTHERS" mmo^ !__-i_; „». RUTH WARRICK AKIM TAMIROFF J. CARROLL NAISII Twins . . . invisibly bound to each other fo life . . • yet worlds apart, and enemies to. the death. When one brother writhes under the lash the other feels his pain. . . . Dumas's most unusual, most exciting drama ' I* ADDITION 'A riot of hit' tunes, hilarious romance, and (Bide-splitting laughter with a host of your favourite musical and radio stars Joan Jinx Joan DAVIS FALKENBURG WOODBURY DAVIS FALKENBURG WOODBURY BRENDA and COBINA in "SWEETHEART OF THE FLEET" "SWEETHEART OF THE FLEET" (Both for Universal Exhibition.) _. _ •• rrT ATMTrn Tiv TiT?iTTTnvFlr» ACCLAIMED BY r RETURNEEI SERVICEMEN A l^KiiAi iiciUKi.. "IMMORTAL SERGEANT" NEWTOWN'S LUXURY THEATRE. ->*■"—>>. ~^_ s^~~***\. / V^ \ (t=d THE ASCOT P=J ti=4 Tpionhnnn l^i 17fi f~T elenllone I5"116- J=> SN_^ S\^_^s^ ...—^ Corner Constable St. TAKE ■ NO.' 3 or 4 TRAM. TONIGHT, SAT., MON., At 7.30. "IMMORTAL SERGEANT" "IMMORTAL SERGEANT" "IMMORTAL SERGEANT" "IMMORTAL SKRGEANT" "IMMORTAL SERGEANT" HENRY FONDA . . . MAUREEN O'HARA HENRY FONDA . . . MAUREEN O'HARA Stirring drama of the valiants who smashe Bommel and turned the tide of war in th great Libyan-offensive. - SECOND BIG ATTRACTION - "JUST OFF BROADWAY" "TOST OFF BBOaSwAY" «m«T nn p?n\mv\Y" "TT'ss-r nvv TiPn \mv\v» jL^r on a _i.ua_wax «TAvn xtrtT \V MARTOTIIE WPAWB LLOYD NOLAN MAKJOKIE WEAVER Michael Shane's latest, liveliest mystery, unearthing a double murder. (Both Rec. by the Censor for Adults.) EARLY BOOKING IS ESSENTIAL! This is really a super double show. At Sat. Matinee, 2 p.m., "Immortal Sergeant. PATRONISE THE "ASCOT," WHERE YOU SEE THE BEST FIRST! ■"■ ~n~ ■J^fll.7 llßJ_______D_i£ffljC£Sll ' RESULTS OF RAFFLES. R.S.A. CARNIVAL. COMPETITION NO. 1: FIRST PRIZE, Pipe Tobacco—Ticket 1099, Mar shall, 78 Waiwhetu Rd. SECOND PRIZE, Silk Stockings—Ticket 1319 SECOND COMPETITION: FIRST PRIZE, Cigarette Tobacco—Ticket 2775 SECOND' Prlle: &lS&U\^ite£ 18 Balfour St. THIRD PRIZE—2B4B, Lingerie—Coker, R.S.A. Ncwtown. Filet Lace Supper Cloth—Ticket 00, Mrs. M Blundell, 78 Tasman St. Bridal Doll—Ticket 210, Hotel Mayo, Mario Christmas Cake-Ticket 14. Vcra Bellamore Courtenay PI WOULD Prize-winners please call at R.S.A Offlce, 33 Johnston St., on or after Janu ary 17 1944. '. ' r. j. MALCOLM, Organiser,