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Evening Post, Volume CXXXVIII, Issue 56, 4 September 1944, Page 2

ONLY FOUR .DAYS LEFT TO SEE GARY COOPER ' FRANCHOT TONE "THE LIVES OF A BENGAL LANCER" And . RAY MILLAND, ELLEN DREW, RONALD CULVER "FRENCH WITHOUT TEARS" (Programme Recommended by, Censor for Adults.) SESSIONS DAILY' AT 2 p.m. and 7.45 p.m. J-^^PARAMOUNT^^—1 COURTENAY PL. Dir.: G. L. Johnston. Tel. 51-842. "THE NIGHT IS ENDING ... THE MORROW WILL BRING REVENGE AND VICTORY." DRAMA SO TRUE,'-SO CLEVERLY DEVISED, THE ENVIRONMENT SO REAL, A REAL LUTE STORY OF PARIS UNDER OCCUPATION WILL BE REVEALED TO YOU . . . FOR TODAYS HEADLINES HAVE MADE THIS 20th CENTURY-FOX MASTERPIECE ACTUAL FACT AND WORLD HISTORY. "PARIS AFTER DARK" "PARIS AFTER DARK" . "PARIS AFTER DARK" "PARIS AFTER DARK" "PARIS AFTER DARK" "PARIS AFTER DARK" "PARIS AFTER DARK" Starring GEORGE SANDERS BRENDA MARSHALL PHILIP DORN "Sneaking about under cover of'night . . . the Nazis drove me to this . . . letting the man I love' thmk unspeakable things of me . . .-. Can a man understand what,- happens to a woman in the. hands of the Gestapo . . . But the night is ending ... the morrow will brlnn revenge arid, victory . . . The French Underground is ready .... . lurking in the dark shadows .s. . waiting." DRAMA SO PASSIONATE THAT IT TURNS THE SCREEN INTO A SEETHING CAULDRON OF, LIVING EMOTION. (Recommended by Censor'for Adults.) FIRST SHOWING IN WELLINGTON COMMENCING NEXT FRIDAY. SPECIALLY CHOSEN TO INAUGURATE THE NEW FIRST-RUN POLICY AT THE PARAMOUNT S THEATRE. Plans Now on View at Theatre and D.I.C. ftp XV T H E-A TRt Manners St. • Dir.: G. L. Johnston. Tel. 40-618. CONTINUOUS PICTURES from 11 a.m. Dally. Maria Jon ■' SABU MONTEZ HALL SABU — la — "WHITE SAVAGE" "WHITE SAVAGE" In Technicolour. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) —AND— Edward Joan Jack NORRIS WOODBURY LA RUE In . "YOU CAN'T BEAT THE LAW" "YOU CAN'T BEAT THE LAW" *» ■■■.■'-. ■.'.:' • ■ ■ (Recommended py the Censor tor Adults.) SUBURBAN THEATRES. PALACE — PETONE '—■ PALACfc — TONIGHT, at 8 —— I The grandest, gayest, and fastest show In town. Jack Dorothy Edward i BENNY LAMOUR ARNOLD '• ' — In — "MAN ABOUT TOWN" "MAN ABOUT TOWN" ASSOCIATE FEATURE: The amazing story of "BOOLOO" —— "BOOLOO" A true-rlife adventure filmed In the Malay jungle. With COLIN TAPLEY— JAYNE REGAN. (Prog; Recommended by Censor for Adults.) (JRAND - PKiONK - GKANI> TONIGHT, at 8. . ' The Army Show Sensation. The Year's Big Military Musical. * . "SEVEN DAYS' LEAVE" "SEVEN DAYS' LEAVE" Starring \ ' Victor ' Lucille MATURE BALL , (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) ... Universal's Bizarre Mystery. S - "WEIRD WOMAN"----g "WEIRD WOMAN". ... Anne • Lon Evelyn GWYNNE CHANEY ANKERS (Recommended by Censor for Adults—Not Suitable for Children.) gTATE THEATRE, PETONE FINALLY TONIGHT AT 8 o'clock. GEORGE FORMBY iii "GET CRACKING" . ' * COMMENCTONG TOMORROW (TUESDAY). "FRANK MORGAN ■■■■;■■ .■■ ■ in ■,■■■■■■ , "A STRANGER IN TOWN" "A STRANGER IN TOWN" With Richard Carlson —Jean Rogers—Porter Hall A Down-to-earth Story with Frank Morgan at his best. j Box Plan at Theatre, Tel. 63-899. (For Universal Exhibition.) f LOWER HUTT THEATRES. KING GEORGE THEATRE As Cosy as Your Own Fireside, de TONIGHT—7.4S—LAST NIGHT The Paramount Special, "FOREST RANGERS" iir With „„ FRED MACMURRAY Jl , PAULETTE' GODDARD 10 SUSAN HAYWARD (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) COMING TOMORROW, 7.45 p.m. Lionel BARRYMORE, Van JOHNSON, . Donna READ, And Little Margaret O'BRIEN (The Star of "Journey for Margaret") Romance on a furlough—secret of a soldier's bride in the film. "DR. GILLESPIE'S CRIMINAL CASE" Presented by Metro Films. The thrilling case of the love murderess. (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) Also Screening—On the Same Programme The' Him you have been awaiting— "DESERT VICTORY" i 'Mid Eighth Army )n nation from EV Alainein to Tripoli. A copy of the film that the Hon. Winston Churchill presented to our Prime Minister for Exhibition to New Zealanders. The rout of Rommel. The most remarkable picture of the war in Africa. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Ring 63-933 for Seats. ~DE LUXE — LOWER HUTT For Reserves, Tel. 63-431. FINALLY TONIGHT, at 7.45 o'clock. "BOMBARDIER" With PAT O'BRIEN—RANDOLPH SCOTT (AlJfjruven "M lltilviT.»Hi I'AlilUHlull.) "MELODY PARADE" i With MARY BETH HUGHES, EDDIE QUILLAN (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) COMMENCING TUESDAY. Tense, Exciting Drama at its Mightiest! r.VN Orson Welles's "JOURNEY INTO FEAR" nan With t a JOSEPH COTTEN, DOLORES DEL RIO RUTH WARICK . and ORSON WELLES (Recommended by the Censor tor Adults.) Plus "SOS YOUR UNCLE" Gd. . . With BILLIE BURKE DONALD WOOD FRANK JENKS ELVSE KNOJ (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) PRINCE EDWARD, Woburn \ J " Telephone 03-844. ' | FINALLY TONIGHT, at 7.45 o'clock. —r "FOREVER AND A DAY" IhD "FOREVER AND A DAY" TTC (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) 'y.%% BOBBY BLAKE—DONNA REED Übb " M—O—K—E—V " (Approved for Universal Exhibition. -—TOMORROW Again to thrill you with the glorious "Warsa Concerto" "DANGEROUS MOONLIGHT" Starring ANTON AVALKKOOK—SALLY GREY (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) y LUPE VELEZ—LEON ERROL , "MEXICAN SPITFIRE'S ELEPHANT" ES (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) M-AK'OGAI AND PACIFIC ISLAND LEI'ER FUND-' /CHRISTMAS Gifts in Cash ot Goods for dl \J patch to the Patients will now be grat fully received at THE S.S. WILLIAMS CO., LTD., 120-124 Umliton Qy., r»c 'Wellington. Tel. 41-184. xfraj /"CHAlßS—Kindergarten, Half Price at o HIES ' Sale, see Windows. AT '-THE S. S. WILLIAMS CO., LTD., 120-124 Lambton Qy.