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Evening Post, Volume CXXXIX, Issue 129, 2 June 1945, Page 2

TONIGHT! — 7.45 — TONIGHT! Finlay Robh to Entertain You at the Mighty Wurlitzer Organ. Featuring the Popular "WHITE CLIFFS OF DOVER" THE BIGGEST AND BEST SHOW IN TOWN! COOTSTEISAS >v V UIDS PLACE ""*>—^* 63-080 Dir.: N.Z. Theatres, Ltd. Metro-Coldwyn-Mayor Present Iheii- Uproarioua [ Comedj' Hit I ■ With tho Star of Uw.vs of Today. KED SKELTON RED SKFCLTON KED' SKELTON ■ l'ogylhcr With Ann jean RUTHERFORD ROGERS "ITAfiS" KAGI.ANU SAM- LEVJiNK HENRY O"KEILL WILLIAM KISAWLEY ■XHK .DUOOKLYN DODGERS —--^__]|\-_..—, BED-nOARIOUS, SKY-HIGH SKKLTON FUN' "WHISTLING IN JJROOKLYjN" "WHISTLING \n BROOKLYN " "WHISTLING IN BROOKLYN " "WHISTLING TN BROOKLYN" Two Gals on his Hands! Bandits in his Hair I Cops and Kilh-rs at liis Heels! And for your Added Enjoyment ho present TOM NEAL — EVELYN KUYES . In "There's Something About A Soldier" "There's Something Aboul A Soldier'" & Simple Lnve Story Hint only a Soldiers Swutithcurt ciiiilU toll I (All Api'i-ovod Universal Exhibition.) Reserve Xow I'of Tonisht and Monday (King's " JUrtiuiay). Box Plans at D.I V. and I'liealre. Tc-1. 53-OSO. P-RIN CESS THE AT II E Manners St. Dir.: X.Z. Theatres.'Lid. ' Tel. 12-580 CONTINUOUS DAILY l-'ROM 11 A.M. NOW SHOWING. ' THE LAUGH Or A LH'UTIME! HAL ROACH'S "ABOUT• FACE " £;yVBOUT FACE" . "ABOUT FACE" . Starring William Joe TRACY SAWYER TRACY SAWYER Rollicking comedy with two raw recruits. A riotous .jamboree q'f unadulterated fun, . Second Rig Feature SUPERB DRAMA TO STIR THE HEART OF HUMANITY. Robert Greer Paul DONAT GARSON HENREID DONAT GARSON HENREID • — In' — JAMES HILTON'S "GOODBYE MR. CHIPS" "GOODBYE MR. CHIPS" * GOODBYE MR. CHIPS" Phe most lovable character ever brought to die screen in the best picture of any year I (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) m. tlm c , j=n . CUBA ST. \=Z "WELLINGTON'S- REQUEST THEATRE." ' iV.r.-: X.Z. Theatres, Ltd. Tel. 52-334. DAILY, l.ao and 7.30. •I FRIDAY, SATURDAY, MONDAY. • JLJ2HEA.T DOUBLE ATTRACTION. "GOLDEN BOY" "GOLDEN BOY" With BARBARA STANWICK ADOLPIIB MEXJOU WILLIAM HOLDEN Great in its humanity I Deep, in its understanding! Electrifying in Its thrills! Heartrending in its romance) 1 SECOND ATTRACTION. "LADIES FROM KENTUCKY" "LADIES FROM KENTUCKY" With • GEORGE RAFT ELLEN DREW Hoof beats pouuding out tho Screen's Greatest Racing Romance in Years. (Both Recommended by the Censor for Adult Audiences.) ' 1 * THEATRE OF THE STARS * DU\: N.B. Theatres, Ltd. Tel. 18-367. 7.15 FINALLY TONIGHT 7.13 YELLOW CANARY" ' ANNA XEAGLE "^^'""^RICnAIID GREEN SOXJA lIENIE AlS°" CKSAR ROMERO in ••'WINTERTIME" (Bolli Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Showing Monday, 1.45, 7.15 Only Tlic TechnicoloTir Triumph that will long be remembered. . ".VIRGINIA'' '" Starring Madeleine Carrol; Fred Mac Murray CAROLYN LEE (Scnsalional Child Star). Modern VIRGINIA . . . It's, stately inniisions It's galloping red-coated fox iumtcrs . . . .It's verdant loveliness set into the motion mo liire of the year. —SECOND CAPITOL ATTRACTION— "IN OLD CALIFORNIA" JOHN WAYNE Stairl"S jjiNNIE BARNES A vobust story of bold adventure, vibrant romance in the days of tho California gold rush. (Both Recommended by Censor for Adults.) MiVriNEE"MON., 1.45, "VIRGINIA," WITH i. ELECTED SUPPORTS. . RESERVE- r.'OW. TEL. IS-5C7. 5^ - B | ffAT LE R f E THEa'tRETOS. LYALL KAY | - rVjuiiinainmli.l iiiiiitiililillilliiiiiiiiu 0 Dir-: N.Z. Theatres, Ltd. 'JVI. 10-303. At 7.30 TONIGHT Ai 7.3 C , GEORGE FORMI3Y . •<•- in — "BELL-BOTTOM GEORGE" With VNNE FIRTH. REGINALD I'URDELL, PETER MURRAY-HILL Presented with Johnny ■ Nancy Johnny WEISSMULLEtt KELLY SHEFFIELD In' • VTAKZAN'S DESERT MYSTERY" "Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) CHANGE OF PROCItAMME MONDAY. "PANAMA' UATTIE" —Starring— RED SKELTON . ANN SOTHER> —Showing With— "LITTLE LORD FAUNTLEROY" -jjiarrinic— FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW (Both Apprmifil for lixhlbltl.in.) special holu>ay_matini:b »t J--Q- . TNITY CENTEK, i.MW CfiNTRj:, 125 Culm Si., Art. Pro»cniiPt' ;1 MUSICAL EVENING Featuring - - Tho I'lrs.t P.ibllc Aprs'nruncp of THE WELLINGTON' .TI'NIOR STRING ■QUARTJJ'J- — And — Til.? Well-known HUTT VALLEY K.C.Tt. CHOIR Singing vurlilng-eliis.3 i-.oiign, imluding th New Kus-slfiu AntliPJO. SUNDAY, ,Hi>,E :;—8 p.m. .15.1 E,;ilv au:i Hecurn ■> He.it! A UNITY '<'i:XTRK ATTRACTION. -VTIJW ZKAL\M> ACiDIIMY OF fc"INE ART J^l annual r,\im;mo.N. NOW OI'KN DAILY ;>t tiifc ART GALLERY D 1 C. IJoiiih : Wocl ilnys: 10 am. to 5 p.m. h'atunl;ij .- 30 a.:ii. In 1- noun. Friday oveinn,;;.: / ji irt. to 'J p.m. 'Acimission H. Art Union 'ficltots Is. Entrani'9 tJiren^li D.I C. Lounge. Closed all day on Monday, Juno 4 (Xtis&'» Hiitiifkiyl.