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Evening Post, Volume CXXVIII, Issue 117, 14 November 1939, Page 2

FINAL TWO DAYS CHARLES BQYER and IRENE DUNNE ■■■.' IN THElfe SECOND ROMANTIC FILM "WHEN TOMORROW COMES" , • (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) AIR-MAIL" NEWS: French guns pound Siegfried Line—Major-Genera] the Duke of Windsor in Paris—Spectacular Depth Charge Scenes. 2.0 andß.op.m. RE GENT 2,oand 8.0 p.m. \ PLANS at D.I.C. and THEATRE (44-144). ' TTTTFR^DAV- — The charming Annabeila in Metro-Gold-lnUUDL/AI wyn-Mayer's comedy romance, "BRIDAL SUITE." A strong cast of popular players include Robert Young, Billie Burke, Rcgi-A-"\T-N- A -"R-TT-T -T r\ "a]d Owen, Walter Connolly. You can't XI J-1 XX UUU Un beat th j s film f or f UDj suspense, excite- ' mcut, and gay entertainment! . THURSDAY (For Universal Exhibition.) \ , , THE STORY OF CHRISTINE - - - The story of a-1 woman who dared to do i - -■ v hat every woman would like to do ... > go back through the years and see what ... her life might" have been had she chosen : some other man! i "LIFE" • DA N G-E-S: ' ON" i . (UN GARNET DE BAL) ; A : FRENCH .'.CLASSIC ADAPTED FOR ENGLISH AUDIENCES. - ' SCREENED FOR THEIR MAJESTIES AT BUCKINGHAM PALACE. i '(Recommended by Censor for Adults) OPERA HOUSE SESSIONS: 2.15 and 8.0 p.m. SESSIONS: 2.15 and 8.0 p,m. RESERVATIONS: D.I.C. and THEATRE (55-160). HERE AGAIN! i NATAN SCHEINWALD, who gave you the much-discussed film, "PROFESSOR MAMLOCK," now presents the most fascinating film ever seen.' "YOUNG VIENNA SINGS AGAIN » (OR " CONCERT IN TYROL ") A Gjy Romance of the Austrian Tyrol set to the" Haunting Melodies v of Danubian Waltzes, . = The Most Delightful Continental Picture ever to be Presented to Englishspeaking Audiences. ' - SKI-ING THRILLS . In the Most Picturesque Part of the Tyrolean Mountains. VIENNESE BOYS' CHOIR And Austria's Leading Orchestras and Singers. - EXCLUSIVE EXTRA!—" SONG OF YOUTH " A Splendid Supporting Programme! For the First Time.in New Zealand \ will be shown £ Dramatic Soviet Production of Russia's Modern Youth.. \''[ ; See the gigantic display of health and physical culture on Moscow's famed '. ] Red Square. Revealing action pictures of Stalin, Molotov, Vbroshilov, {. and other Soviet heads. In view of the international situation you cannot afford to miss this picture of Russia as she really is! ; ADDITIONAL EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION MASTER RICHARD FARRELL '.. (WELLINGTON'S BRILLIANT PIANIST) COMMENCING FRIDAY NEXT at the' OPERA HOUSE (Approved for Universal. Exhibition.), : (OPPOSITE PARLIAMENTARY BUILDINGS> .- TONIGHT, TOMORROW, AND THURSDAY CARY GRANT—JEAN ARTHUR '"ONLY ANGELS^ HAVE WINGS"? (Approved for Dniversa) Exhibition) The heart-stirring romance of the etar of "Gunga Din" and the adorable - heroine of You Gan't Take It With You"! The motion picture at its mightiest! A picture that taxed even the sorcery of the camera . . . the wizardry of a master picture creator! , . GREAT ASSOCIATE ATTRACTION "THE GIRL AND THE GAMBLER" (Recommended by Censor for Adults) ~ " LEO CARILLO—STEFFI DUNA ' -Adapted from David Belasco's historic production of Willaxd Mack's stage thriller, tnia. picture, notwithstanding its title, is one to appeal to everybody. We promise you REAL entertainment in this picture. ' . • Screening Times: 7.0, Shorts; 7.30, "Girl and Gambler, "j 8.40, "Angels Have Wings.'' TELEPHONE 43-9 fiß PRICES 1/6, I/, , Announcement extraordinary! \ COMING TO THE PARAMOUNT THEATRE Direction: G. L. JOHNSTON. TELEPHONE 51-842. COMMENCING FRIDAY NEXT t MBTRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER^S WORLD-FAMOUS PICTURE: I "CAPTAINS COURAGEOUS* | "CAPTAINS COURAGEOUS* } SPENCER TRACY—FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW ; LIONEL BARRYMORE. AND- ON THE SAME PROGRAMME: • • METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER PRESENTS •'■■ THE JUDGE HARDY FAMILY THE JUDGE HARDY FAMILY "A FAMILY AFFAIR" "A FAMILY AFFAIR" This was the First ot the Series—the one that sky-rocketed the HARDY FAMILY to J<ame. Its the one you missed—so now'a your chance to see it! (All Approved for Universal Exhibition.) BOX PLAN NOW OPEN AT THEATRE AND D.I.C.

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