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Evening Post, Volume CXXXVIII, Issue 102, 27 October 1944, Page 2

YOUR NIGHT p'UTI TOMORROW TOMORROW 8 p.m. - -••-■ -"- ' 8 p.m. -■'■■ The Wellington Metropolitan Patriotic Committee, the American Legation, the New Zealand Government, Warner Bros. Pictures, the Paramount Theatre, and the Wellington Public will combine for THE GREATEST NIGHT Otv SPECTACLE IN WELLINGTON'S THEATRICAL HISTORY I . At tho .1 ■''' Courtenay PI. Dir.: G. L. Johnston. Tel. 51-842. To see IRVING BERLIN'S. Great Vaudeville Variety Shovr — "THIS IS THE ARMY" "THIS IS THE ARMY" "THIS IS THE ARMY" "THIS IS THE ARMY" "THIS IS THE ARMY" With Colours Flying in Technicolour. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) IN TRUE HOLLYWOOD STYLECAMERAS MICROPHONES SEARCHLIGHTS LOUD-SPEAKERS BRASS BANDS FLASHLIGHTS STREAMERS — REPORTERS Etc., Etc. 2ZB Announcers will be on hand to tell all New Zealand that you are there and that you have done your part for this great Patriotic Cause. THE D.I.C. HAS THE BOX PLAN, AND ,THE PATRIOTIC PREMIERE PRICES ARE: £2 2s, £1 ls, 10s Gd, ss, and some at 2s 6d. Most of the £2 2s Seats are sold, but there are good Circle Seats for £1 Is—and Back Stalls for 10s 6d still available. Everyone will be saying: "SEE YOU AT THE PARAMOUNT 1" {[OH " THEA TR _ Manners St. Dir.: G. L. Johnston. Tel. 40-618. CONTINUOUS PICTURES DAILY from 11 a.m. NOW SHOWING Idols of Millions of Radio Fans, The Inimitable . . . Indescribable . Two and only GERT AND DAISY GERT AND DAISY (Elsie and Doris Waters). THE FUNNIEST TEAM YOU'VE EVER SEEN In their First Film Riot. "GERT AND DAISY'S WEEKEND" "GERT AND DAISY'S WEEKEND" "GERT AND DAISY'S WEEKEND" "GERT' AND DAISY'S WEEKEND" Romping, Rollicking, Outrageously Funny Comedy, 90 minutes of Unrestrained Laughter . . .'Just Relax and let the Tears roll down your Face. SECOND BIG FEATURE: Tempestuous . . . Thrill-teemed Drama. 1 John Martha Albert - WAYNE SCOTT DEKKER WAYNE SCOTT DEKKER WAYNE SCOTT DEKKER WAYNE SCOTT - .DEKKER In "IN OLD OKLAHOMA" "IN OLD OKLAHOMA" "IN OLD OKLAHOMA" I RICH IN SWEEPING ADVENTURE . . . GAIETY AND FURY OF THE WEST . . . Wildcat Men and Wildcat Women . . . Living, loving, fighting for wealth and power. (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) SUBURBAN THEATRES. PALACE - PETONE - PALACE - FINALLY TONIGHT, at 8. "BLOOD AND SAND" "BLOOD AND SAND" (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) TOMORROW. The Most Amazing Female iri the Most Amazing Comedy Romance Ever Filmed. Barbara ' Henry STANWYCK . , FONDA — In — "THE LADY EVE" With CHARLES COBURN EUGENE PALLETTE (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) Associate Feature. The Hillbilly Queen—back in her Funniest Adventure. Judy Frances CANOVA LEDERER In "PUDDIN" HEAD" (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) QRAND — PETONE — GRAND FINALLY TONIGHT, at 8. "TIIE SCARLET CLAW" (Recommended by Censor for Adults and Unsuitable for Children.) Also v "SYNCOPATION" (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) TOMORROW.. ALAN The Toughest Guy on the Screen, in the LADD Toughest Spot in the World. With LORETTA Battling an Inferno of Jap YOUNG Rapacity. In "CHINA" "CHINA" With WILLIAM BENDIX A Vortex of Bombs and Bullets. , (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) Associate Feature. A Funnin', Foolin' Jubilee I "SOUTH OF DIXIE" With Anne Jerome David GWYNNE COWAN BRUCE And ELLA MAE MORSE ' ... (The Boogie-Woogie Queen), (Approved for Universal .Exhibition.) gTATE THEATRE, PETONE TONIGHT, at 8 o'clock. BETTY GRABLE JOHN PAYNE CARMEN MIRANDA CESAR ROMERO In "SPRING TIME IN THE ROCKIES" "SPRING TIME IN THE ROCKIES" "SPRING TIME IN THE ROCKIES" With Harry James and His Music Makers, Charlotte Greenwood, Edward Everett Horton. AU in Technicolour. Box Plan at Theatre. Tel. 63-599. ■ (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) OPENING SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4. AFTERNOON and EVENING."". — At the — OPERA HOUSE. P E R A HOUSE. ! "THE KIWIS" "THE KIWIS" "THE KIWIS" In a sparkling non-stop revuo of Middlo East Favourite Songs, Sketches, and Dances. "CAIRO CARNIVAL" "CAIRO CARNIVAL" "CAIRO CARNIVAL" Phil Jay, Tim Bonner, ilim Mil}ins, Dick Marcroft, Bill Sharley, "Snowy" Hall, George Hatton, of tho Kiwi Concert Party head the bill. Box Plan opens at D.I.C, Monday Next. Direction: X.C.P. Entertainments, Ltd. E , "VTEW ZEALAND ACADEMY OF FINE i XS ARTS. ANNUAL EXHIBITION. NOW OPEN DAILY AT THE ART GALLERY, D.I.C. I Hours: . , '.';'..'.'.' ! Monday to Friday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturdays, 10 a.m. to 12 noon. Friday Evenings, 7 to 9 o'clock. Admission Is. Art Union Tickets ls. Entrance through D.I.C. Lounge. t \ " COMPANY ANNUAL REPORTS and Balance- , _ sheets printed promptly by the "Evening