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Evening Post, Volume CXXVIII, Issue 23, 27 July 1939, Page 2

/■,- | M AjESTIi. ' —\ Aristocrat of Wellington Cinemas. 2 p.m. : DAILY —- 8 p.m. Shoppers' Session Tomorrow, 5 p.m. Finally This Evening. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Presents— "OUT WEST WITH THE HARDYS" "OUT WEBT WITH THE HARDYS" "OUT WEST WITH THE HARDYS" "OUT WEST WITH THE HARDYS" "OUT WEST WITH THE HARDYS" (Approved £or Universal Exhibition.) r- j TOMORROW MORNING TOMORROW MORNING TOMORROW MORNING AT 11 O'CLOCK. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Will Present for , . your Entertainment ] "HONOLULU" I j "HONOLULU" | "HONOLULU" ' | | "HONOLULU" ' "HONOLULU" ! With j1 ELEANOR POWELL I ROBERT YOUNG J 1 GRACIE ALLEN 'i = 1 I And I Hundreds of others in 1940's Top Musical Film brought to you in 1939. BOOKINGS Advance Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre Booking Office, Telephone 45-100. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) LAST NIGHT OF A REALLY GOOD SHOW! POWERFUL DRAMA ■ — ' HILARIOUS COMEDY REDUCED PRICES. 1 |>EX — ' 1 1 "'EX THEATRE = 1 p Cuba Street. Telephone 52-334. §§ j rilE SENSATIONAL STORY OF' AN \ / UNDERWORLD CZAR. _— AKIM TAMIROFF — -AKIM TAMIROFF j ; - ~ . . : -j I "KING OF THE GAMBLERS" ! | "KING OF THE GAMBLERS" j i ■ With LLOYD NOLAN, CLAIRE TREVOR, PORTER HALL. Lightning-fast Drama Torn from Real Life. (Rec. More Especially for Adults.) Plus 'THE BIGGEST LAUGH IN MONTHS. ED. EVERETT HORTON ED. EVERETT HORTON In i _. "LET'S—MAKE—A-MILLION" - i —. "LET'S-MAKE-A-MILLION" - j ■■ " . With ' Qharlotte Wynters, Porter Sail. I (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) | SUPPORTS FROM 7.30. I. | FRIDAY! I 2 OUTSTANDING ATTRACTIONS! I United Artists Present j * V "The RETURN "The RETURN Of the • SCARLET SCARLET . PIMPERNEL." PIMPERNEL." ELUSIVE . . DARING ADVENTURER . , . GALLANT ROGUE ... MAN OF A MILLION DISGUISES . . . BARRY K. BARNES SOPHIE STEWART, Margaretta Scott —James Mason(Approved for Universal Exhibition.) ASSOCIATE ATTRACTION: LAW —and the men who make and break it! An amazing expose of the modert methods of criminal defence in the courts "I STAND ACCUSED" "I STAND ACCUSED" —i— "I STAND ACCUSED" —— -^— "I STAND ACCUSED" LYLI TALBOT-ROBT. CUMMINGS, Helen Mack—Thomas Beck. {Recommended by the Censor for Adults.! — REX — FRIDAY • —• SUBURBAN THEATRES. HH LOWER HUTT Hi '■ THEATRES. ■• ■ -' FINALLY TONIGHT, at 8: Fredric March—Carole Lombard in "NOTHING SACRED." (Recommended by the Censor for Adults. X" ING GEORGE Lower -.Butt" I , ING GEORGE Tel 63-933. I TOMORROW — At 8 — TOMORROV Matinee Saturday, at 2 p.m. The Picture You'll Keep Next to You Heart! . MARK TWAIN'S BELOVED STORY I] BRILLIANT TECHNICOLOUR! "THE ADVENTURES . "THE ADVENTURES OF TOM SAWYER j OF TOM SAWYER I With I TOMMY KELLY—MAY ROBSON I It'll touch the heart of the world wit |. thrills, tears, and laughter. * (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) J PLANS AT "THE WILLOWS." I . . .— 1 i _— _. I ORINCE EDWARD, Woburn. > •* RINCE EDWARD. Tel 63-844 Super-Heated Air-conditioned !. TONIGHT, at 7.45. '. WILLIAM BOYD - "WINDY" HAYI In Clarence E. Mulford's Latest "Hopalo; Cassidy" thriller, "THE FRONTIERSMEN" (Approved for Universal Exhibition. PAT O'BRIEN - HENRY FONDA In "SLIM" ; (Recommended by Censor for Adults a —— J\' j T\E LUXE THEATRE. R j *^E" LUXE THEATRE. TONIGHT, at 8 o'clock in the Warmth ' Modern Central Heating. .) No. .1— PETER LORRE MARY MAGUIRE in Another popular thrill-and-cLill adventi of the famous international sleuth. "MYSTERIOUS ;.IR. MOTO." (Recommended by the Censor for Adult No. 2— Five new hit tunes in "ST LOUIS BLUES" Starring DOROTHY LAMOUR, Lloyd Nolan, Tito Guazar. i.} (Approved tor Universal Exhibition. — Plans at Theatre. Ring 63-431. n- JUMBLE SALE G 117ADESTOWN PtUNKET SUB-CO Bg *V MITTEE wiU hold a Jumble Sale ST, THOMAS HALL, NEWTOWS FRIDAY, JULY 28, vw . &% 6.50 p.k,