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Evening Post, Volume CXL, Issue 21, 25 July 1945, Page 2

2 VM. FINAL TWO DAYS. 8 P.M. Don't Miss The Biggest, Longest Liuigh in \ Years. Bud Lou ABBOTT COSTELLO — In — The Funniest of All Comedies, "HERE COME THE CO-EDS" — With the — Hour of Clianu Ali-Girl Orchestra. Plus "INSIDE CHINA TODAY" ("MAUCH OF TIMU") . FULLER'S Hi^^T. JAM E^^fl THKATRE. Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre (54-775). — F-R-LD-A-Y — Seldom, If ever,, has the screen brought you such a Daring, Lovnble, more Romantic Drama ... Never have two such famous stars been teamed together in such Memorable Entertainment, ERROL FLYNN ERROL FLYNN (Handsome-Dashing) With OLIVIA DE UAVII.LAND OLIVIA 1)15 HAVILLAND (More Lovely than ever) Warner Bros. Pictures Special . Attraction. "THEY DIED "THEY DIED WITH THEIR WITH THEIR BOOTS ON" BOOTS ON" You will thrill to (his stirring story of undying faith . . . Every moment of which will live long in jour Memory. (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) The one film' you must not miss I 20th CenturyFox's thrilling production. A strange and dangerous experiment in love ... and murder 1 "LAURA" "LAURA" — "LAURA" — Unattainable, she became desirable beyond all desire 1 A story of the most fearful love that ever . haunted a woman. With CLIFTON WEBB (Broadway Star) GENE TIERNEY DANA ANDREWS ALSO "Sons of the Air" (Special A.T.C. Short.) Daily, 2 and 8 p.m. O PERA HOUSE HURRY 1 Plans at D.I.C. and FINAL Theatre (56-230). TWO Dir.: J. C. Williamson DAYS. Plct. Corp., Ltd. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) BOX PLANS OPEN DAILY, 2 TO 5 P.M. <^Z ( 1 ]j!> EIVOLI J^***^ NEWTOWN. 25-041 TELEPHONE — 25*041 7.30 — NIGHTLY — 7.30 Paramount'a Sweeping Spectacle of Pulsepounding Action and Heart-stirring Romance "THE STORY OF DR. WASSELL" "THE STORY OF DR. WASSELL" Filmed in Breath-taking Technicolour. — Starring — GARY COOPER And a Cast of Hundreds. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) PATRONS PLEASE NOTE Owing to the length of "Dr. Wassell" (2 hours 30 minutes), only one feature can be shown, supported by specially selected featurettes. — NEXT WEEKEND — INGRID BERGMAN in "ADAM HAD FOUR SONS" (If N EW EMPIRE YiV 111 ISLAND BAY. 11l \^\ Reservations: Tel. 14-307. JJJ 7.30 — NIGHTLY — 7.30 20th Century-Fox Present "LIFEBOAT" "LIFEBOAT" ' "LIFEBOAT" By JOHN STEINBECK A drnina of the sea—like nothing on earth. ' — With — TALLULAH BANKHEAD William BENDIX ' John NODIAK (Recommended by Censor as Unsuitable for , Children.) — ALSO SHOWING — TOM NEAL EVELYN KEYES In "THERE'S SOMETHING ABOUT A SOLDIER" "THERE'S SOMETHING ABOUT A SOLDIER" (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) rpRAIKINO COLLEGE DRAMA CLUB. JL 1945 MAJOR PRODUCTION. "UNCLE HARRY." THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, JULY 20, 27, 28. 8 p.m. ' TRAINING COLLEGE HALL. Kelburn. J— —- \fl N £ M Ar^^-^J T*"**-^_"" KILBIRNIK^,,,^-^* Dlr.: J. C. Williamson Corp., Ltd. 7.15 TONIGHT 7.15 Fox Presents AN AMUSING AND FAST-MOVING THRILLING YARN. "WE DIVE AT DAWN" "WE DIVE AT DAWN" ERIC PORTMAN JOHN MILLS Salute to the men who go down under Jhe sea in ships. Truly realistic In every sense. —SECOND ATTRACTION— B.E.F. Prosents A merry, mirthful musical, loaded with romance. " HOMETOWN HOLIDAY " " HOMETOWN HOLIDAY " A grand star-studded revuo . . . packed with Riotous Comedy. (Both for Universal Exhibition.) Plus: News and Featurettes. NEXT CHANGE: "ALI BABA & 40 THIEVES" "STEEL AGAINST THE SKY" Tel. 14-202. PATRONS ARE ADVISED TO BOOK EARLY. 50-081 |TfeE=\f OGUE THEATRE^P I >H^V Brooklyn. W\ TONIGHT — THURSDAY 7.30 Errol FLYNN Ann SHERIDAN Walter HUSTON Nancy COLEMAN "EDGE OF DARKNESS" Side by side in action AND IN LOVE. In their hearts an unconquerable devotion. fßecommended by the Censor for Adults.) HARRIET HILLIARD EDDIE QUILLAN "HI GOOD LOOKIN'" It's Bright I It's Breezy 1 It's Gay I You'll Enjoy It. (Approved for Unlveraal Exhibition.) SELECTED SUPPORTS. Why go elsewhere? We give YOU the shows. THE VOGUE FOX GREATER ENTERTAINMKNT. TAKE A No. 7 BROOKLYN TRAM.