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Evening Post, Volume CXXXVIII, Issue 80, 2 October 1944, Page 2

Crowded Houses over the Weekend were loud in their praises of this' Outstanding Programme. Book Now for Tonight's Performance. : Courtenay PI. Dir.: G. L. Johnson. Tel. 51-842. 2 p.m. TWICE DAILY 7.45 p.m. BIGGER—BETTER— BRIGHTER THAN "STAGE DOOR CANTEEN." YOU'LL BE. SEEING STARS 1 | JUST LOOK AT THEM. BETTY GRABLE - ALICE FAYE CAROLE LANDIS ; MARTHA BAYE •'-"''. KAY FRANCIS CARMEN MIRANDA MITZI MAYFAIR DICK HAYNES GEORGE JESSEL JIMMY DORSEY and His Orchestra JOHN HARVEY PHIL SILVERS In 20th.Century Fox Films' MIGHTY MUSICAL EXTRAVAGANZA, "FOUR JILLS IN A JEEP" "FOUR JILLS IN A JEEP" "FOUR JILLS IN A JEEP" "FOUR JILLS IN A JEEP" ..T,_.cm Featurettes include: POST-WAR JOBS," March of Time ."BACK TO BIKES," Excellent -Snortlieht "WORKER WAR ERONT," Interest. * "TERRYTOON," Cartoon. - LATEST OVERSEAS AIR MAIL NEWS, including Progress in Italy, Bombing of the Tirpitz Smashing Russian Victories, George Bernard Shaw at Home. Plans at Theatre and D.I.C. Tel. 51-842 for Reserves. ROXY T tl E AT X E Manners St. Dir.: G. L. Johnston. Tel. 40-618. CONTINUOUS DAILY FROM 11 a.m. 808 HOPE—BKTTY HUTTON 808 HOPE—BETTY HUTTON in « "'LET'S FA C E IT " "-L--E T ■' S FACE I T " "LET'S FACE. IT '* "LET'S FACE IT "-'■" —AND— Jean . Russell ARLEN PARKER HAYDEN ARLEN PARKER HAYDEN In ,- "MX.NESW E E P E R " "■MINE■SW E E P E R " "MINESWEEPER" *vXßoth>.Apijrov^f&rlUniversal Exhibition.). SUBURBAN THEATRES. STATE THEATRE, PETONE FINALLY TONIGHT, at 8 o'clock. DOROTHY LAMOUR _ DICK POWELL VICTOR MOORE in ——"RIDING HIGH"— (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) COMMENCING TOMORROW (TUESDAY) : "BEHIND THE RISING SUN" - ' "BEHIND THE RISING SUN" With MARGO—TOM NEAL. '• CarrolT IS-aish, Robert Ryan, Gloria Holden limely, Dramatic, and Sensational 1 Box Plan at Theatre, Tel. 63-899. (Recommended by Censor More Suitable for Adults and Not Suitable for Children.) PALACE - PETONE- PALACE j TONIGHT,, at g o'clock. Tremendous Drama of Intrigue in International Affairs. -.* Hex Valeric v John HARRISON HOBSON LODER In "CONSTANTINOPLE EXPRESS" (Recommended s by the Censor for Adults.)' ' —' ASSOCIATE FEATURE — The Screen's Greatest Fun Festival I "SLEEPYTIMErG^L" _'" '■ -" 'With -■•"L'\ ' W''; '■' „.J"£y; t p^y Tom CAN OVA GILBERT BROWN (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) (iHAND - PETONE - GiiAND TONIGHT, at 8 o'clock. A mystery thriller based on the story of a Major Man-hunt. "TWO TICKETS TO LONDON" "TWO TICKETS TO LONDON" " With -■ MICHELE MORGAN, ALAN CURTIS L C. AUBREY SMITH. Associate-Feature. Be Prepared! Go Scouting for Laughs with "HENRY ALDRICH, BOY SCOUT" With Jimmy Jolui Olive LYDON ' LITEL ; BLAKEXEY ~; (Programme/A tijinived for Unl.ersni ■': " - * -.Exhibition.) -i .-■■■' "* LOWER UUTT THEATRES,, MjNG GEORGE : THEATRE TONIGHT, 7.45. LAST SCREENING • Metro's Beautiful Film, - r™ ♦ "SEYEX SWEETHEARTS" SpS «?' i 6 House'of the Seven -Tulips and meet the Seven Sweethearts in a Delightfully different Love Story that's ~ Merry with Music. ,-\„_l ' '"-. Starring KATHRYN GRAYSON ~ VAN HEFLIN . ■ MARSHA HUNT v* w «...#.a d.„S«^y^ OT ߣ„aeaiitif'ul,.:Maidens. :^^n?RE^™^^* ffllverflafc>.Exhibition.-) COMMENCING TOMORROW, 7.45 n m MATINEE -SATURDAY v. 2. p.m ;- R.K.O. Presents "SQUADRON LEADER X" ERIC PORTMAN i!!^^ ANN DVORAK The war's most amazing mystery as a Luftwaffe Pilot in British UnTfora uses a " Birl's-love to- shield his murderous Son lhe Nazi Ace in the R.A.F Jggge^b^censor , or Adults^ 'D E LUXE- LOWER HUTT ..'■•■ Fot Reserves Telephone C 3-431. FINALLY TOXJGHT AT 7 45 ROBERT P4IGE LOUISE ALLBRITTON — In — ,■ "FIRED. WIFE" 7 (Recommended by Censor More Especially for PLUS- Ac!lil^-) "HENRY ALDRICH PLAYS CUPID" (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) COMMENCING TUESDAY A Happy-go-lucky Musical Hit KAY KYSER — In — "SWING FEVER" MARILYN MAXWELL * * WILLIAM GARGAN (Approved for Universal. Exhibition.) -the Screen's Strangest Thrill TOM CONWAY — In — "The 7th. VICTIM" ' ' ■— With — JEAN BROOKS — ISABEL JEWELL ,„ , ," KIM. HUNTER .(Recommended -by. Censor for Adults—Unsuit- '- - able for Children.) I PRINCE EDWARD, Woburn | J Teie()lione 63-844 | FINALLY TONIGHT AT 7.45 A. J. CRONIN'S "HATTER'S CASTLE" .ROBERT.NEWTON EMLYN WILLIAMS ™A *,_£?!?£ nded by Censor for Adults.) RED'SKELTOX ANN I.GT!IEP.«ORD "WHISTLING IN DIXIE" (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) — TOMORROW — . , Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's Mark, stirring story of a lustful conqueror* . "HITLER'S MADMAN" I (Recommended by Censor., for Adults.) (Definitely Unsuitable for Children.) mrKr(T JIXX FALKENBURG ■ .&'«,_. CONSTANCE WORTH . . -'SHE HAS WHAT IT TAKES"- • (Approved for Universal Exhibition.)' Nsa%F^^Ps^--■■'■-v La I'HAPPY ENDING OF JAPAN AND CO." ..^>F P, V ES»'XG OF JAPAN AND CO." HAPPY ENDING OF JAPAN AND CO." As shown in Bible Prophecy. 'ILLUSTRATED LECTURE. , ( , ILLUSTRATED LECTURE. ,A-„ TOMORROW (TUESDAY), 7.45, By PASTON YIN. BROWN. ■ Special Screening of Sound Film, "Americans Capture Tarawa." > Admission Free. Collection. "M"EW COVENANT ' HALL, -^ 55 Vivian St,.. -