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Evening Post, Volume CXL, Issue 62, 11 September 1945, Page 2

2 P.M. FINAL TWO DAYS 8 P.M. THIS YEAR'S BIGGEST LAUGH SENSATION. " DEMOBBED " "DEMOBBED" "DEMOBBED" - (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) l~^ PARAMOUNT THE COSY AND WARM THEATRE. Courtenay PI. Direction: G. L. Johnston. RESERVATIONS . . . TEL. 51-842. COMMENCING THURSDAY NEXT. CRASHING TO THE SCREEN WITH ATOMIC FORCE I ROUSING SAGA PACKED WITH DYNAMIC ACTION ! EXCLUSIVE FIRST WELLINGTON SCREENING. A New Miracle of Thrills. Dr. Paul Hoeffler's Triumphant Successor to his Sensational "AFRICA SPEAKS." Victory Pictures Present "LEOPARD MEN OF AFRICA" "LEOPARD MEN OF AFRICA" "LEOPARD MEN OF AFRICA" "LEOPARD MEN OF AFRICA" "LEOPARD MEN OF AFRICA" NOT FICTION! BUT STAGGERING, REALLIFE FACTS! Baring the Deadly Secrets of the Congo's Weirdest Criminal Tribe. First Remarkable Pictures of the Leopard Men in full regnlln stalking human prey. Devotees of a Weird Cult, Half-brute, Half-human, they dive from trees to KILL. 10,000 JUNGLE THRILLS. Nature at her Wildest. Killer Lions, Feroeioiis Crocodiles, the Dangerous Bull Elephant, Uncanny Leaping Impallaas, Cheetahs, Zebra, Water-buck. Every animal of the Veldt in its native haunts. Landslides, Earthquakes, and Breath-taking Stampedes. For the first time on the screen, the Duck-billed Women of the Übangi. AUTHENTIC! TRUE! YOU MUST SEE IT TO BELIEVE IT! Released by Reliance Films. Preceded by "SWING OUT SISTER" Stnrring FRANCES RAEBURN ARTHUR TREACHER BILLIE BURKE ROD CAMERON (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) :f1....EP X. V H ■1 "=== THEATRE EzEE?, Manners St. Direction: G. L. Johnston. ' Tel. 40-618. SCREENING DAILY FROM 11 A.M. RED SKELTON ELEANOR POWELL JIMMY DORSEY AND HIS ORCHESTRA. —In— "I DOOD IT" "I DOOD IT" "I DOOD IT" —SECOND ROXY ATTRACTION— "THE MERRY MONAHANS" "THE MERRY MONAHANS" —Starring— Donald Peggy Jack Ann O'CONNOR RYAN OAKIE BLYTH (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) __—. .—.—; _—,—: :—___ __— SUBURBAN THEATRES. (^-RAND — PETONL; — GRAND TONIGHT, At 8. LAST SCREENING. "CRAZY HOUSE" —■ With — OLSEN and JOHNSON — And — "NATIONAL BARN DANCE" JEAN HEATHER ROBERT BENCHLEY (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Commencing TOMORROW (For 3 Days) Warner Bros. Presents "LAW OF THE TROPICS" . ■ —-With— CONSTANCE BENNETT JEFFREY LYNN White-hot Drama Sweeping along like a Jungle Fire. Second Feature "LADY GANGSTER" Faye Emerson, Julie Bishop, Frank Wilcox Underworld Melodrama. A Lovely Woman Turns Criminal for Revenge—A Terror with the Gun or Without It. TWO REAL ENTERTAINING FEATURES. (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) STATE THEATRE, PETONE TONIGHT, at 8 o'clock. ALICE FAYE CARMEN MIRANDA PHIL BAKER, : BENNY GOODMAN and his Orchestra (The -King of Swing) 11l "THE GIRLS HE LEFT BEHIND HIM" "THE GIRLS HE LEFT BEHIND HIM" "THE GIRLS HE LEFT BEHIND'HIM" -—With —~ EUGENE PALLETTE, CHARLOTTE GREENWOOD, EDWARD EVERETT II OR TON The Musical that has Everybody and Everything. In Technicolour. Box Plans at Theatre—Tel. 63-809.' (For Universal Exhibition.) PALACE — PETONE ~ PALACE FINALLY TONIGHT, At 8. "THE IMMORTAL SERGEANT" And "BELLS OF CAPISTRANO" COMMENCING TOMORROW. EDWARD G. ROBINSON, EDWARD ARNOLD LARAINE DAY In— "UNHOLY PARTNERS" J £ Q PHILIP DORN ' ' MARY ASTOR "BLONDE FEVER" (Both Recommended by Censor for Adults.) LOWER HUTT THEATRES. DE LUXE — LOWER HUTT Telephone G3-431. TONIGHT, LAST NIGHT. "SECRET COMMAND" And MARCH OF TIME, "INSIDE CHINA" COMING 2 P.M. TOMORROW. ALSO TOMORROW EVENING, 7.45. And THURSDAY AFTERNOON and EVENING GRAND DOUBLE BILL "KANSAS CITY KITTY" Starring JOAN DAVIS 808 CROSBY JANE FRAZEE A Ha Ha Happy Corned}', when the Comedy Queen of Radio dishes out the fun on the screen she's a Scream. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Also Screening: "SMART GUY" Featuring RICK VALLIN AND VERA ANN BORG BUDDY LARSEN, etc. A Secret Service Slnry. (Recommended for Adults.) Remember, Patrons, we now screen twice daily at 2 p.m. and 7.45 p.m. Also Special Matinees for the Kiddies, 10.30 a.m., Saturdays, and Shoppers' Session, Friday, 5 p.m. | PRINCE EDWARD, Woburn I Telephone 03-844. TONIGHT, at 7.45 o'clock. 20th Century-Fox Presents JOHN STEINBECK'S "THE MOON IS DOWN" SIR CEDRIC HARDWICKE DORIS BOWDON LEE J. COBB MARGARET WYCHERLY (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) LARRY PARKS LYNN MERRICK DAWNY O'NEIL JEFF DONNELL "STARS ON PARADE" (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) - |(EGAL -~ KARORI. 7.30 — TONIGHT AND WEDNESDAY — 7.30 A PEEK THROUGH THE KEYHOLE AT THOSE NAUGHTY NIFTY NINETIES. "HEAVEN CAN WAIT" " HEAVEN CAN WAIT" "HEAVEN CAN WAIT" "HEAVEN CAN WAIT" With GENE TIERNKY DON AMECHE CHARGES COBURN Never a Tale so Delicious . . . never an Era so Delightful—with forbidden adventure and unchaperoncd romance! It's the Spiciest Fun this side of Paradise. A 20th CENTURY FOX PRODUCTION. In Technicolour. (Recommended by Censor Unsuitable for Children.) NEWS AND FEATURETTES. 7.30 — THURSDAY and FRIDAY — 7.30 "KLONDIKE KATE" And "HATCHECK HONEY" BOOKBINDING, PRINTING, ETC. FOR every description of Binding, including Permanent Records and Account Books,. etc.— "Evening Post Printing Dept, ,