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Evening Post, Volume CXXX, Issue 85, 7 October 1940, Page 2

The PJace to Go: ' =nillHI!illlIlffll!IHHIllllllll!l!!il!IIIIII!illl!l[l!iUllU§-' ■ Ithe yr ajb's TI c. I ITH'E |- s!nilii!iii;i:l!iiiilll!llillliliii!i!lllllllliiili!iiiliii!iiil= . Direction—Fuller's Theatre Corp. Presenting Today At '2 p.m. and 8 p.m. DON'T MISS 19-tO's FINEST PICTURE! Metro-Golchvyn-Mayer's Masterpiece, ".EDISON, THE MAX." "EDISON, THE MAN." "EDISON, THE MAN," Starring SPENCER TRACY SPENCER TRACY , SPENCER TRACY SPENCER TRACY ALSO:—La test ■> Newsrcel* Showing First Air Raids on London. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Plans.at Theatre. 45-100. REX THEATRE. EX THEATRE. (Dir.: N.Z. Theatres, Ltd.) Tel. 52-334. 7.30 — FINALLY TONIGHT — 7.30 ■'BLACK FRIDAY." Thrills! Chills! Mystery! Horror! —Associate Feature — 'PRISON WITHOUT BARS."' Plus sth Episode of "FLASH GORDON." (Prog. Bee. for Adult Audiences.) I PRINCESS CONTINUOUS I j x RINCESS from II a.m. Daily, j ' Direction: N.Z. Theatres, Ltd. Tel. 42-SSO. Another "LAMBETH WALK." STANLEY LUPINO, PHYLLIS BROOKS In "LUCKY TO ME"' '•'LUCKY TO ME"' (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Plus- • PAUL ROBESON, In - "PROUD VALLEY." "PROUD VALLEY." (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) We tender our apologies to everyone tinned away disappointed Saturday. PLEASE NOTE! ; TONIGHT AND TUESDAY ONLY j Don't .let this last opportunity go! j NEWTOWN'S LUXURY THEATRE. ~||f "TJ\ H E ASC OT" V Telephone 24-753 fr~2(Corner Constable Street.) Take a No. 3 or 4 Car. TONIGHT AND TUBS. ~—— 7 p.m. "SVVANEE RIVER." • ■ DON AMECHE, ANDREA LEEDS, "SHOOTING HIGH." JANE WITHERS, GENE AUTRY, (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Popular Prices as Usual. I COME TONIGHT! TO NEWTOWN'S "ASCOT." MtrOGTIB THEATRE^Jj v Brooklyn. JsjJ i FINALLY TONIGHT at 7.30. Gary Cooper. Ray Milland. Susan Hayward "BEAU GESTE" Jean Rogers. Raymond WalbUrn. "HEAVEN WITH A BARBED-WIRE . FENCE" Selected Supports. (Both Features Recommended l>y the Censor for Adult Audiences.) Tuesday Wednesday. Ellen Drew Ray Millnnd "FRENCH WITHOUT 'TEARS" Merle Oberon — Gary Cooper. "THE COWBOY AND THE LADY" Patrons, be Wise and make your Reservations carlv for this truly GREAT PROGRAMME. TELEPHONE 50-031. THE VOGUE FOR THE BIGGEST AND BRIGHTEST PROGRAMMES. AH Stalls Is, Is. Dress Circle. Is 6d. Is 6d. NO EXTRA TO BOOK. Ellington" '~syWphonS.' ellington symphony orchestra (inc.). ' hmo season-second concert 1940 SEASON—SECOND CONCERT To be held TOMORROW (TUESDAY), OCTOBER 8, At 8 p.m., At the TOWN HALL TOWN HALL TOWN HALL (In the presence of their Excellencies t.La Governor-General and Lady Galway). Programme includes: ANDERSEN TYRER (Solo Pianist), . ANDERSEN TYRER (Solo Pianist), In two Concertos for Piano and Orchestra. CONCERTO No. 2 INT C MINOR, by RACHMANINOFF And CONCERTO IN A MINOR, by GUI EG. In conjunction with lliu WELLINGTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA (Conducted by LEON DE MAUNY). PRICES: 4s, 3s, 2b. and Is. RESERVES at Chas Begg and Co.. Ltd. Noto.—Members' subscription gives priority in booking and other concessions. Telephone 50-060 : _ WRESTLING " WRESTLING TOWK HALL/ WRESTLING x TONIGHT WRESTLING WRESTLING British Empire Title WRESTLING Bout. WRESTLING WRESTLING EARL McCREADY WRESTLING (Empire Champion) WRESTLING WRESTLING versus WRESTLING WRESTLING The Iron Man from WRESTLING Canada WRESTLING JOHN KATAN WRESTLING (Challenger). WRESTLING WRESTLING Be sure of your seat! WRESTLING WRESTLING Book early! WRESTLING Book at E. W. Humphrey*, WRESTLING Manners Street WRESTLING PRICES: ss, 3s, and 2h. WRESTLING Ladies. 2s 6d (all plus WRESTLING tax). WRESTLING 'Phe Wellington WrestWRESTLING # Ung Association advises WRESTLING patrons that this -will be WRESTLING the closing b-nit of the suaso-J*.