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Evening Post, Volume CXL, Issue 63, 12 September 1945, Page 2

FINALLY TONIGHJ AT «. ' " DEMOBBED " i J (Apjiroved for Universal Exhibition.) I L^^pARAAiOUNT^^^ j ! THE COSY AND WARM' THEATUE. CourU'iiay PI. Direction: G. L. .Tolniston. RESERVATIONS . . . TEL, 51-Kl^. ...-COMMENCING 2 p.m. THURSDAY 8 p.m. ) A NEW MIRACLE OF THRILLS. | i NOT FICTION . . . BUT ! GERING REAL LIFE FACTS. .! L Victory J'icturuK I —-Present i Dr. Paul HoelVler's Triuiniiliaiit Successor to his Sensational "AFRICA SPEAKS." "LEOPARD MEN OF AFRICA!" -LEOPARD MEN OF AFRICA" "LEOPARD MEN OF AFRICA!; "LEOPARD MEN OF AFRICA" -SCENES NEVER BEFORE WITNESSED BY THE EYES OF CIVILISED. MAN . . . TERRIFYING IN THEIR STARK REALISM . . . THRILLING WITH vSAVAGE INTENSITY. [ Exposing the Deadly Secrets of tho Congo's Weirdest Criminal Tribe. First, astounding pictures .of the Leopard Men in full regalia- stalking human prey. Devotees of a, Weinl Cult, halfbru'te, half-human, they (live l'rom frees to KILL. 10,000 JUNGLE THRILLS. First Pictures of Lions actually i-limbing Trees, SEE Bloodthirsty King Kamba and the thousands he rules. SKE First Pictures of the Savage, Horrifying Borfiina Ceremony Breathtaking stampede of terrified jungle beasts. Erupting volcano goes beserk. The uncanny, leaping Impallas, Giraffes, Hipprs, Cheetahs. Ferocious Crocodiles. Every- jungl-' animal in its native haunts. A JUNGLE CAVALCADE DEFYING DESCRIPTION. AUTUKNTIC! TRUE! YOU MUST SEE IT TO BELIEVE IT. Released by Reliance Films. Preceded *>y——- . SWING SWATS THE SMART SET! ' ti Universal Presents "SWING OUT SISTER" Starring FRANCES RAKBURN ARTHUR TREACHER IULLIE BURKE ROD CAMERON Xii^iit club enitertainers, gangsters, and social celebrities In a Madcap Masquerade of Laughs and Song. (Botl) Approved for Universal Exhibition.) , i Manners St. I Direction: G. L. Johnston. Tel. 4O~GIS. 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 MONAHANS1' —Starring— Donald Peggy Jack Ann O'CONNOR RYAN OAK IK BLYTH (Botl) Approved for Universal Exhibition.) LOWER HUTT THEATRES. T)E LUXE LOWER HUTT Telephone 03-431. TONIGHT, 7.-15 o'clock. TOMORROW, 2 p.m. TOMORROW NIGHT, 7.J.J. LAST 3 SCREENINGS. "KANSAS CITY KITTY" 808 CROSBY JANE FRAZEE JOAN DAVIS • Singing, Dancing, Spooning, Mooning In the most entcrtainlftg .lHm- to Onto. . - .(Approved for Universal 'Eshibitliu:.} Also Showing;. DICK ALLAN VEDA ANN IiORG BOBBY LARSON ':"'. •.'■■ In "SMART GUY" (Recommended for Adults.) Ring Go-Jol for Reserves. Remember: We now screen twice daily, ti p.m. and 7.45 p.m. I |~pRINCE~EbWARD, W^obuTn" I Telephone li.'i-iM !■ ' FINALLY TONKiHT AT 7.45. SIR CEDRIC HAKDWICKE DORIS BOWDON ■'•THE MOON IS DOWN" (Kecommcnducl by the Censor lor Adults.) - LARRY PARKS LYNN MERRICK "STARS ON PAKADE" (Approved Cor Universal Exhibition.) . TOMORROW FLANAGAN AND ALLEN, The Famous Comedy Team of Screen, Stage. and Radio, In •'UNDERNEATH THE ARCHES' (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) JI'FFREY LYNN .TANK WYMAN • EDWARD EVERETT HORTON "THE BODY DISAPPEARS" (Recommended by tho Censor for Adults.) SUBURBAN THEATRES. (;RAi\D - PEiONIi GKANI.) Tel. UO-663. Tel. CO-OU3. COMMENCING TONIGHT, S o'clock. Season of 3 Nights. Warner Bros. Presents •J. BIG FEATURES. I-- "LADY GANGSTEK" FAYE EMERSON JULIE BISHOP FRANK WILCOX j Underworld Melodrama ... A lovely woman turns Criminal for Revenge. ! A terror with the gun or without it. i i -J-- 'LAW OF THE TROPirS" ' j CONSTANCE BENNETT JEFFREY LYNN ! She broke every heart South of the Equator. | White-hot Drama, Sweeping along like a Jungle fire. (Both Above Films Recommended for Adults.) PALACE - PETONE - PALACE TONIGHT AT S o'clock. EDWARD G. ROBINSON. EDWARD ARNOLD LARAINE DAY [H "UNHOLY PARTNERS" PHILIP DORN MARY ASTOR "BLONDE FEVER" (Both Recommended by Censor tvt1 Adults.) g'TXTE fJHEATiTi; petoNl: TONIGHT, at 8 o'clock. ALICE FAYK CARMEN MIRANDA PHIL IJAKER, BENNY GOODMAN i'nd his Orcliestra (Tho King of Swing) .: in 'THE GIRLS HE LEFT BEHIND HIM" '•THE GIRLS HE LEFT BEHIND HIM" "THE GIRLS HE LEFT BEHIND HIM" With EI'GENK PALLETTE, CIIARLOTTB (.'KEEN WOOD, EDWARD EVERETT lIORTON 'I in: Mu.sicnl tinii. h.is Hver,vlio('y and Everything-. In Technicolour. Dos Plans at Theatre—Tol. u:-j-sf'.i. (For Universal Exhibition.) ~- :::==:=::^. J-£ E G A L |~— ~=^- : : -•'"■' karori. I ; Box Plans a Knighton's—Tel. 2S-i>G-j. I T .;;o FINALLY TONIGHT — 7.3U : Ernest Lubitch'a Production. ki HEAVEN CAN WAIT" "HEAVEN CAN WAIT" "HEAVEN CAN WAIT" "HEAVEN CAN WAIT" j \ IN TECHNICOLOUR, I ! With j GENE TIEKNEY ! DON AMECHE ; CHARLES CfiIJTRN .; IT'S A SAUCY, SPARKLIXG STORY OF THE NIFTY, NAUGHTY, NINETIES. A 20th CENTURY-FOX PRESENTATION. (Recommended by Censor Unsuitable foe Children.) .MOWS and FEATURETTIOS. 7..M1 --■ THURSDAY and MtIDAY -• 7."t) "KLONDIKE KATE" - And i ,- "lIATCHECK HONi;Y" _„___..___ <; _ irrrin:: Ij. DICNTAI. SUIHiEON. I Stcu-.ii! |i;i"-MUr llnil.iin.U'S, 'l LA.MIM'ON <!Y. Ti-1 -jr,.iv« ■( /COMPANY Aiiniiiii K>p"rt:.- am! P.Ml:uir( \_> :slieels printed moiui'lly by Hie ""Evening ' .I'osL" rriiUili^ Dept, Td. -ir-I!^^.