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Evening Post, Volume CXXVIII, Issue 25, 29 July 1939, Page 4

i 1 L-«-**^tT jameT^^^-^JLTI l<ri james Direction: Sir Benjamin Fullei\ . ! TONIGHT AT S. | Warner. Bros. Present 1 <!HEAIIT OF THE NORTH." "HEART OF THE NORTH." "HEART OF THE. NORTH." "HEART OF THE NORTH." "HEART OF THE NORTH." "HEART OF THE NORTH/ "HEART OF THE NORTH." "HEART OF THE NORTH/"' "HEART OF THE NORTH." "HEART OF THE NORTH.'*' "HEART OF THE NORTH." "HEART OF THE NORTH." "HEART OF THE NORTH." | • "HEART OF THE NORTH." "HEART OF THE NORTH." | "HEART OF THE NORTH." I. "HEART OF THE NORTH." \ '.. "HEA-RT OF THE NORTH." » "HEART OF THE NORTH." "HEART OF THE . NORTH." i (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) I: IN GLORIOUS TECHNICOLOUR. I; IN GLORIOUS TECHNICOLOUR. | A Thrilling Drama of the North-West :'■ ~.'"•..; .Mounted Police. \ AJ>VENTURE AND ROMANCE RIDE SIDE'BY SIDE! ■ : :■-'■■' With . ■ . PATRIC KNOWLES GALE" PAGE . ' V ALLEN JENKINS GLORIA DICKSON. llighiights 'of Oiir First Half— "BOMB EXPLOSIONS IN LONDON." "FRANCE'S NAVAL MANOEUVRES." "A STAR- IS HATCHED" (Colour Cartoon). - . . PICTORIAL REVIEW. WOODERSON'S MILE OF THE CENTURY RACE IN U.S.A. ',;: Plan at Theatre. 'Phone 54-775. I DRINCESS CONTIN'TOUS j I * RINCESg from llfl.m. Daily ~! SCREENING TIMES " » "Beauty For the Asking" 11.13 0.m., .1.59, 4.26, and 7.46 p.m., "Man-Proof" 12.26, 3.12, 5.39, and 9;5 p.m. Scintillating stars in a sparkling love comedy! ■ - Metro-Goldwyu-Maye.r present— MYRNA,LOY-FRANCHOT TONE MYRNA LOY-FRANCHOT TONE Rosalind Russell, Walter Pidgeon in . "MAN-PROOF." Here's modern, mad"MANPROOF." cap merriment as "MAN-PROOF." Myrna, tig-ess in silks "MAN-PROOF." and ermine, combats a "MAN-PROOF." "man-fever" attack by "MAN-PROOF." setting her claws at her "MAN-PROOF." best friend's husband! -" ASSOCIATE FEATURE R.K.O. Radio Pictures present—' iLUeiLLE BALL—PATRIC -KNOWLES j LUCILLE BALL-PATRIC KNOWLES Donald Woods—Frieda Inescourt . '■ . ■ - In - ■ ■ I "BEAUTY FOR THE ASKING." "BEAUTY FOR THE ASKING." "BEAUTY FOR THE ASKING." 1 (Both Recommended by the Censor-for, Adults.) A heart-warming, high-speed romance of a girl with a head for business and a heart for loving. I SUBURBAN THEATRES. | OTATE — PETONE r- STATE I State ——petone state TONIGHT AT 8.0. And Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs., Fri. DEANNA DURBIN— —; DEANNA DURBIN— " "In ;' ; . ■ "I.T3REE SMART GIRLS GROW UP." "THREE SMART GIRLS GROW UP." In her greatest picture—A spel! of enchantment you'll remember all your life. (Programme for Universal Exhibition.) Box Plan now open, at Theatre, Tel. 63-899. GRAND —-"FeTONE. "I RAND — PETONE. ; TONIGHT'—■ At 7.45 — TONIGHT —— - TWO BIG PICTURES ~ No. 1— . ■'" ■ ' Barbara Henry STANWYCK; . V. FONDA. In R.KvO. Radio's unique comedy thriller, . "THE MAD MISS MANTON." $ "THE MAD MISS MANTON." ; No. 2— ' . ■ ■■■■..-...■■ . ■' Twentieth Century-Fos exciting mystery. Michael Whalen "INSIDE STORY" Jean Rogers in "INSIDE STORY" Chick Chandler "INSIDE STORY" (All Recommended for Adults.) ' IJALACE, Theatre oi Action 1 ALACE. Petone Tel. 63-610. TONIGHT, At 7.45. Where do foreign war lords get their ... . gune? See the lowdbwjn. on tlio Munitions Mob! —"HOMICIDE BUREAU."—— "HOMICIDE BUREAU." — '.'HOMICIDE : BUREA U,"— Bruce Cubot— ■ — Rita Hayworth ■j (Recommended for Adults.) Second Feature:" Clarence E. Rlulford's "THE: FRONTIEkSMEN." Featuring WILLIAM BOYD, with George Hayes, Russell Hayden. Cassidy gambles on a" kid that was "born to be bad". . . and wins! '(Universal Exhibition.) : ■■■■.-■■■■ ■■' WELLINGTON FI LM INS TIT U T E ILM , INSTITUTE MONDAY NIGHT, DOMINION --MUSEUM: ■- ■ ■ ■ , S p.m. Sharp. I Ist (yOOOft) ""NIGHT aiAIL" (Basil Wright)'. 8 The night mail-special London-Aberdeen. 2nd fcWQQft) "REFORMER OF NATURE" (Mostech Films). The gveat Russian" Pluut-bteeder Michurin. ' vSHORT INTERVAL. . 3rd (0500 ft). : "THE EDGE OF THE WORLD" "THE EDGE OF THE WORLD" "THE EDGE OF THE WORLD" (Michael Powell.) , ___— ; :— ■-_ > Remember "Man of Arran"? | Admission, to detray expenses, Gd. Every-1 body helps. GORDON MIKAMS, President. J. J. S. CORNES, Hon. Sec.-Treas. CIVIC SKATING RINK, i IVIC, SKATING RINK. Wakefield St.,. near Town Hall. SKATING TONIGHT'S SESSIONS ' SKATING 7.3.0.-— 11 p.m. SKATING SKATING 'With the SKATING CIVIC RHYTHM BAND SKATING Monte Carlo, ;Mystery Train, SKATING Waltzing, "Two-stepping, SKATING Novelties, etc. SKATING SKATING. HOCKEY. SKATING POSSIBLES v PHOBABLES SKATING Who will represent Welling- ! SKATING ton v. Auckland, to be held at SKATING Auckland? SK ATING. '■ i MPORTANT ANNOUNCESKATING MENT! SKATING This Rink will BE CLOSED SKATING from TONIGHT till Sat., SKATING August.s, for resurfacing the SKATING (loor for the Wellington! SKATING Championships to be field j SKATING August 8, 10, 12. ' . A SKATING -