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Evening Post, Volume CXXXVIII, Issue 11, 13 July 1944, Page 2

NOW SHOWING. .... FINALLY TONIGHT 1 INVASION OF EUROPE "THE SKY'S THE LIMIT" INVASION OF EUROPE , Featuring FRED JOAN Filmed from every angle—4ooo ships ACTATDI? >T IJXT .TIT' seen from the air—Allied Fighters tear ADimnXi LjUJULIi ; into Nazi defences—Aircraft—Ships— (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Defences blow up right in front of ■» Camera. Allied Troops rush Beach- - . . heads despite murderous enemy fire. TNV ASTON OF FTIROPE A 20th Century-Fox Special. INVASION OF EUROPE ,-,.., , 7Z~. A 20th Century-Fox Special. ."=' THING'S ="•"* EXCLUSIVE TO AMALGAMATED THEATRES, ■ ' *.»■ '.. • LTD. — ■ - Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. Throughout N.Z. Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd., >»T*«>*», _^*""*«^^ Throughout N.Z. -"""""^ TODAY AT 2& 8 P.M. "^^T TA T E^-^ > Another Packed House last night <*^*^** I *"* "**s»i^ s*>^ simply rociced^with laughter at PKOGRAMMES WITU THB SEaToF || • QUAXjI J. j. • Samuel Goldwyn Presents TOMORROW—2, 5, & 8 P.M. 808 HOPE FOX TWO DAYS ONLY. 808 HOPE • Samuel Goldwyn Presents1 ~: , ROB HOPE EMILY BRONTE'S MASTERPIECE— And "WUTHERING HEIGHTS" DOROTHY LAMOUR "WUTHERING HEIGHTS" DOROTHY LAMOUR "WUTHERING HEIGHTS" In "THEY GOT ME COVERED" With Threa Great stars: "THEY GOT ME COVERED" LAURENCE OLIVIER "THEY GOT ME COVERED" M£RLE OBERON A Timely and Rousing Riot of Fun. DAVID NIVEN Hope Covers Washington—Spies Cover Hope ... and Laughter Covers the Tne powcrfu i Bt ory of a man who avenged Audience. . . . a lost love. Supports Include Senator Keane Visits A picture that will still he great in 20 N.Z. .. . Railway Transport ... .. years from now. "Boom Town." RESERVE NOW AT D.I.C. OR THEATRE. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Released Through United Artists. Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre. Tel. 52-212. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) THIS. PROGRAMME IS TOPS. 50-081 RESERVATIONS 50-081 PUBLIC PROTEST MEETING. Vy-V jgp-^^^^^^^^-^^^.-isglgp-T-nf PUBLIC PROTEST MEETING. If L&iINTOGUE THEATRE^! * j |f^l Brooklyn. J^ll "Wellington town hall, FINALLY" TONIGHT, at 7.30. TTV „ Tyrone POWER .Maureen O'HARA TUESDAY! JULY 25, "THE BLACK SWAN" . 8 pm. "THE BLACK SWAN" ■ g p . ra . Evelyn VENABLE™ 11"100101""' Stuart ERWIN (Tha eTe of. Parliament's resumption.) "HE HIRED THE BOSS" "HE HIRED THE BOSS" TO PROTEST AGAINST THE ABUSE OF (Both Features Recommended by the Censor WARTIME POWERS FOR POLITICAL for Adults.) PURPOSES, STILL THE BIG ONES COME. • , FRIDAY, SATURDAY. With special reference to tho case of Jean ARTHUR Joel McCREA John Hogau. "THE MORE THE MERRIER." (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) Lucile GLESON Lyle TALBOT The Mayor, Mr. W. Appleton, will preside. "SHE'S IN THE ARMY" j (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) ' THE.VOGUE FOR GREATER , ENTERTAINMENT. ,-.-•• FINANCIAL TAKE A No. 7 BROOKLYN TRAM. . riHHWuwL, — : HHHOMAS, King's Chambers, 2nd Floor, WtlA JL leston St., Lends on furniture and other , I V__ security. Tel. 43-783. \ / , I7OKSTEK, Colonial Mutual Buildings, makes 7-C I? Advances on Bonds, Shares. Stocli, In *«^>S sums from £10 to £100. "SCIENCE IN SOVIET RUSSIA AND NEW A UVANCES made on Life Insurance PollZEALAND." fX cles, Chattels, and other approved securlSpeaker: MR. S. 11. WILSON, M.Sc. ties. Forster, Colonial .Mutual Buildings. TEA HOUR TALK. fl IBERTY Bonds bought for cash at WoodfMiVß ROOMS, 212 LAMBTON QY. J_j ley's Agencies, 16 King's Chambers. \J (Opp. Kirlicaldles). . \T7OODLEY, 10 King's Chambers. Lends on Questions and Discussion. VV household furniture. Insurance policies; Everybody Invited. small loans without security. OpeD Friday. FRIDAY, 6 p.m. Tea Served 5.30 p.m. 7 to 8 p.m. N Z SOCIETY FOR CLOSER RELATIONS f IITY FINANCE CO. Lends Large or Small WITH RUSSIA. \J amounts, 69a Manners St., 3 doors Regent — Theatre. Open Friday, from 7 to 0 p.m. Tel. MEETINGS. 41-330. — — HPHOMAS, King's Chambers, 2nd Floor, will YX7ATERSIDE WORKERS' DEBATING fl_ Lend sma n and large sums, with or wlth'V CLUB, 37 Courtenay PI. out security. Tel. 43-783. OPEN FORUM, 8 p.m. T McCOMBE, Macarthy Buildings, 142 LarabFRIDAY—"ShouId Wartimo Controls bo O . ton Qy., Lends on furniture or approved Scrapped with Peace?" security. Tel. 44-737. SATURDAY—"WiII Dominion Status for In- ADVANCES ON MORTGAGE. dia settle the Indian Problem?" EMRST Mortgage Money, low Interest rates, — — : I long term accommodation. Immediate GOLD BUYERS. Bnallty, liberal valuations. Apply Dominion __ tilfe , Assur nnce Office, N.Z. Ids. BJdgs., OLD JEWELLERY AND DIAMOND KINGS. Featherston St., Wellington. i • " C<ELL yours to a N.Z. Firm, bast prices MONEY TO LEND. . ■ 0 given. W. M. Haycraft and Co., Manu- T OANg grantea - upO i) personal security, facturlng Jewellers, 94 Willis St. (over Pres- J^ bonds debe nture 3, shares, furnlturo, etc. ton's). "., 1,. SOUTH PACIFIC MORTGAGE AND — — — DWOSIT CO.. LTD., PLANTS, TREES, AND SHRUBS. B J«^ n ™«- 2nd F ,oo, UOR Hedge Plants and Ornamental Shrubs of Room 82. Tel. 40-806. "" dependable quality, Epunl Nurseries. Lower tjritaNNlA LOAN AND DEPOSIT CO.. Hutt Tel. 63-702. J3 LTD., makes Loans on motor-cars, bonds, ' ARGE Selection or Ornamental and Flower- w uis, p.N.s. furniture, or any approvea L'lvt T^nS! ?o^\uX^ S nZ ST.,off Manners St.). Tel. 60-216. Tel- 44*962EMPLOYEES WORKERS AND CIVIL SERVANTS THE '■■ FLAG SECTION OF THE 1944 COMBINED PATRIOTIC APPEAL is an appeal to YOU To nrovlde narccls for our servicemen overseas. Patriotic Funds provide almosto ,00S Tee gift parcels for these men o'«Jt«««« months, and everybody knows how much they appreciate them. WH4T TO DO: (1) Get your fellow-workers organised and see that each WHAi Ju.uu. uj j Flag For every 10/ . donated a fla g is Issued, and tho donor's name and address are Included \. v In a parcel. (2) Ask your employer to assist In helping the staff collect as much as possible. (3) ■ffi^^T&^iIT&ZJSSSZ' ONE FLAG MEANS ' • ONE' .PARCEL FOR A ' SERVICEMAN (Inserted by courtesy of Self Help Co-op. Ltd.) L. EVANS & CO., LTD. THE BUSY DRAPERS OF CUBA STREET EXTRA SPECIAL OFFERS FOR FRIDAY Beautiful Quality 56in British All-wool Suitings Coatings, and Chccta, ideal for Suits, Coats, and Skirts. Usually 29/6 to^yard 361n Harris Spuns, Swagßer Fleck, and Silk and Wool Sheers. Usually 8/11 to 12/3 yard , ALL ONE PRICE, 6/11 yard 22 x 44 British'white Terry Towels EXTRA SPECIAL, 4/11% each 2Sln Pyjama Cloth .: yard Full Size Taped Pillow Cases. Usually 2/11 each .. EXTRA SPECIAL, 1/11 each Unbleached Double Bed Sheets. Usually 19/9 each TO CLEAR, 14/9 each . Children's All-wool Black School Socks. Usually 8/U^r. yn Ladles' Art Silk Hose, assorted shades EXTRA SPECIAL 2/11 pair Ladies' Fawn Woollen Hose, usually 6/9 pair TO CLEAR .4/11 pair Ladles-Silk and Wool Vests, w. and o.s. Usually 7/11*^ Ladies' Cosy Molleton Dressing Gowns, w. and o.s. .. EXTRA SPECIAL, 63/- each Special Offer 1 Ladles' All-wool Cardigans, variety shades .. TO CLEAR, 29/6 each L EVANS & CO. LTD. IASSS S LANCASHIRE HOUSE 35 BAY ROAD, KILBIRNIE. HIGH QUALITY — LOW PRICES Furnishing Section Manchester Section FURNISHING VOILE, in dainty blue, WINCEYETTE, cream and colours, 36in green, and pink chocks, for curtains '2/9 yard and hangings, 40in 4/3 yard strlpes m d florals from 4/7 yard GLAZED CHINTZ, for bedspreads, hangings, coverings, eiderdowns, etc., 31in TERRY TOWELS from 5/11 5/11 yard Larg9 so]ectlon of SHEETSj SHEETING, CASEMENT CLOTH, In wanted furnishing CALICO, PILLOW COTTON, TEA shades, 361n from 2/11' yard TOWELS, MADAPOLAM, TABLE CURTAIN NETS from 9/3 yard CLOTHS, SMOCK CLOTH, ETC. ALSO LARGE SELECTION OF. UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY, HABERDASHERY, DRESS GOODS, LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S FROCKS AND COATS, MEN'S AND BOYS' MERCERY AND CLOTHING