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Evening Post, Volume CXXXVIII, Issue 75, 26 September 1944, Page 2

FINALLY TONIGHT, 7.45. RANDOLPH SCOTT, ALAN CURTIS^ NOAH BEERY, JUN. "GU N G HOI" "GU N G HO!" (Battle Cry of the Marino Raiders) "THF, IRISH QUESTION" *n>->rATTTt e ™L:ltost March of Time. AIRMAIL NEWS . . . COMEDY . . . VARIETY VIEW ... INTEREST. (Programme Recommended by Censor for Adults.) j^^^PARAMOUNT^^^COURTENAY PL. ■ Oir.: G. L. Johnston. Tel. 51-542. COMMENCING TOMORROW (WEDNESDAY), j 2 p.m. and 7.45 p.m. ! (First Showing in N.Z.) ™^l,^ KE NJEWS AICD IT'S NAMES THAT WILL BE MAKING THIS YEAR'S OUTSTANDING ENTERTAINMENT NEWS. BETTY GRABLE CAROLE LANDIS ALICE FAYE CARMEN MIRANDA ICAY FRANCIS GEORGE JESSEL DICK HAYMES MARTHA RAVE MITZI MAYFAIR JIMMY DORSKY and His Orchestra PHIL SILVERS JOHN HARVEY YES, THEY'RE ALL IN THE GREAT NEW 20th CENTURY-FOX SCREEN HIT. "FOUR JILLS IN A JEEP" "FOUR JILLS IN A JEEP" THE MERRY, LAUGH-PACKED, SONG-FILLED DRAMATISATION OF THE SCREEN STARS WHO TAKE THEIR OWN SHOW TO THE FIGHTING FRONTS. HOW GOOD ARE YOU AT ADDITION? Well, Here's THE ANSWER TO YOUR ENTERTAINMENT PROBLEM; START ADDING NOW . . . AND FIND OUT WHAT THESE FIGURES ADD UP TO. 4 JILLS 1 JEEP 6 SONGS 1 BAND ' 7 TOP-LINE STARS 1 SWELL STORY GOT THE ANSWER? YES, YO'UE RIGHTIT'S 20, AND WE BO MEAN 20th CENTURYFOX FILMS' MILLION-DOLLAR MUSICAL EXTRAVAGANZA. "FOUR JILLS IN A JEEP" "FOUR JILLS IN A JEEP" 'CMON ALONG ON THIS HILARIOUS ROMANTIC SONG-FILLED TRIP TO THE ' FIGHTING FRONTS AND REALLY ENJOY YOURSELF. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Preceded by "POST-WAR JOBS" March of Time. "BACK TO BIKES," Excellent Sportliglit. "WORKER WAR FRONT," Interest. "ICKLE MEETS PICKLE," Terrytoon Cartoon. "HOBO NEWS," Personiddity. LATEST OVERSEAS AIRMAIL NEWS, Including Pictures from Inside Germany . . . Smashing Victories. George Bernard Shaw at Home. Prices: 2s 3d, Is 6d, Is. Plans at Theatre and D.I.C. ROX'Y THEATRE Manners St. Dir.: G. L. Johnston. Tel. 40-618. GINGER ROGERS RAY MILLAND GINGER ROGEP.S RAY MILLAND In "THE MAJOR AND THE MINOR" "THE MAJOR AND THE MINOR" " THE MAJOR AND THE MINOR" —And— • ANN SOTHERN • RED SKELTON ANN SOTHERN RED SKELTON In "PANAMA HATIIB" "PANAMA HA T T I E " "PANAMA H A T T I E " CONTINUOUS PICTURES DAILY from 11 a.m. (Both Approved rot Universal Exhibition.) SUBURBAN THEATRES. STATE THEATRE, PETONE TONIGHT AT 8. GREER VGARSON LAURENCE OLIVIER In "PRIDE AND PREJUDICE" "PRIDE AND PREJUDICE" A Return Season by Universal Request. Box Plan at Theatre, Tel. 63-899. (For Universal Exhibition.) PALACE - PETON E FINALLY TONIGHT AT 8. "ONE OF OUR AIRCRAFT IS MISSING" "ONE OF OUR AIRCRAFT IS MISSING" :■■ And "SUDDEN MONEY" (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) TOMORROW Don't miss this mighty happy-go-lucky Programme. If you enjoy laughs see Wallace Marjorie Leo BEERY MAIN CARRILLO .111" "BARNACLE BILL" "BARNACLE BILL" — ASSOCIATE FRATUKR — The Musical with a Kick. Kay Lena William Marilyn KYSER HORNE GARGAN MAXWELL In "SWING FEVER" "SWING FEVER" Also: ' . Episode 10 "Captain-..Marvel." (Programme Approved tor Universal Exhibition.) QRANI) -■ I'KTuNK - GKAND FINALLY TONIGHT AT 8. •BOMBAKDUCR" "BOMBARDIER" (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) And "PARDON MY RHYTHM" (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) TOMORROW. The Screen's Strangest Thrill. Nights of Terror, Days of Dread. "THE 7th VICTIM" "THE 7th VICTIM" With Jean Tom Isabel BROOKS CONWAY JEWELL (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) — ASSOCIATE FEATURE — : • A Thunderbolt of Thrills. Charles Eileen Cliff STARRETT O'HEARN EDWARDS Iri "THUNDER OVER THE PRAIRIE" "THUNDER OVER THE PRAIRIE" l (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Also Chapted 14 "The Green Archer." LOWER HUTT THEATRES. JSJNG GEORGE THEATRE t COMMENCING TONIGHT, at 7.30 o'clock. t MATINEE TOMORROW, 2 p.m. British Empire Films Present The Laugh of the Year— "MY LEARNED FRIEND" Starring The Haywire Comedian, WILL HAY, And that lengthy one, CLAUDE HULBERT. The craziest, hayiest comedy ever to reach the screen A haystack of laughs. It's kill- • ing! It'll slay you! it's murder by laughter! Ring 63-333 for Seats. JJE LUXE — LOWER HUTT " ' For Reserves Telephone 03-431. TONIGHT AT 7.45. "' Spine-tingling. ihrlU-pucUcO mystery, "THE LEOPARD- MAN" — With — DENNIS O'KEEKE—MARGO JEAN BROOKS—ISABEL JEWELL. (Recommended by Censor for Adults—Unsuitable for Children.) Rhythm—Romance—Fun. JINX FALKENBURG. In "SHE HAS WHAT IT TAKES" — With — TOM NEALE—CONSTANCE WORTH THE RADIO ROGUES (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Also: Ep. 2 "TERRY AND THE PIRATES' pRINCE EDWARD, Woburn | I Telephone 63-844. | TONIGHT, At 7.40. The Screen's Most Memorable Romance. Metro-Goldvvyn-Mayer's "WATERLOO BRIDGE" StarrttiM * VIVIEN LEIGH ... ROBERT TAYLOR (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) MARJORIE WOODWORTH—TOM BROWN ZASU PITTS—SLIM SUMMERVILLE "NIAGARA FALLS" (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) PLUNKET MEDAL. rFHE ANNUAL PLUNKET MEDAI J- ORATORY CONTEST i- will be held in THE CONCERT CHAMBER, WELLINGTON TOWN HALL. — SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, at 8 p.m. . Nine Interesting Orations. t" \X7JIA' r's ,the population of Wellington? Tel ) '*It to Taylors. i*.<.• ■ , ■ '