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Evening Post, Volume CXXXVI, Issue 55, 2 September 1943, Page 2

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PHILIP DORN "MARCn OF TIME" TtTi?i?Drv r viviivt "march of time" JEFFREY LYNN ••the food crisis" KAAREN VERNE Reserve at D.I.C. or Theatre. Tel. 54-775.^ " MONA MARIS a coajjs &m>-unm in thb karokj hills a Warner Bro3> PlctureExpert tuition given. __Also— D Eo L f1OE FKLoS deS Riad?ngr t S h c D hoo T y £*% ****** pATHE NEWS. Makara Hill RcL ' wo h.,0 ««:„ n ♦ h BLOOD TRANSFUSION AT WELLINGTON We haxe excellent horses. . HOSPITAL (Govt. Film). Elng 27-654 for appointment. (Take tram to terminus.) (Recommended by Censor More Especially fc • . ■ . Adult Audiences) MATINEES DAILY—I.4S 1 TELEPHONE 43-968 — TPTVOT T"~ °PP' PAR'CjIAMENT BLDGS. (Where There Is Always a Good Show.) Final Screening 7 o'clock Tonight . "PINOCCHIO" .■■..'■■.'.'. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Produced in. Technicolour for the young in heart of every age ALSO "ALEXANDERS RAGTIME BAND" (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Featuring _ Tyrone Power, Alice Faye, Don Ameche lL Shorts 7 p.m., "Plnocchlo" 7.30 p.m.i "Alexander's Ragtime Band" 9 p.m. TOMORROW——"UNION PACIFIC," "SUBMARINE RAUJER"- TOMORROW (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) . • »■■ ■ ■ FINALLY TONIGHT, 7.45: "TO THE SHORES OF TRIPOLI" and "CALL OF THE WILD" (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) , PARAMOUNT THEATRE 11 ,- Dlr.: G. L. Johnston. COURTENAY PLACE. Telephone 51-842. TOMORROW (FRIDAY), 2 p.m. and 7.45: IA ■ ' ■ i ' THE SCREEN YEAR'S MIGHTIEST MOMENT . . . One of the world's great enduring stories .„ EMILY BRONTE'S _ "WUTHEKING HEIGHTS" Merle OBERON, Laurence OLIVIER, David NIVEN ;H WITH FLORA ROBSON, DONALD CRISP, GERALDiNE FITZGERALD A woman groping desperately for love ... A man striking blindly for vengeance . . . The seething storms of their emotions break with devastating force in the strangest love . story ever conceived. (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) — ON THE SAME PROGRAMME IN COMPLETE CONTRAST, THE SCREEN'S FUNNIEST ROOKIE UPROAR HAL ROACH'S ''TANKS A MILLION" With A William Tracy, James Gleason, Noah Beery, Jr., « Joe Sawyer, Elyse Knox Everybody's roaring. Everybody wants to see It. You never saw an a?my comedy half as uproarious. AN ALL-OUT BLITZ OF GAGS THAT A MILLION ROOKIES INSPIRED. — . (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) ' PRICES 2/3, 1/6, 1/-- NO EXTRA TO BOOK AT THEATRE OR D.I.C. : NEW ZEALAND NATIONAL PARTY HEAR THE LOCAL NATIONAL PARTY CANDIDATES EXPLAIN THEIR POLICY AT THES; MEETINGS: . . WELLINGTON NORTH: Mr. T. C. A. Hislop TONIGHT, ST. ANDREW'S HALL, THE TERRACE, 8 p.m. . WELLINGTON EAST: Mr. XT. Jacobsen '; TONIGHT, MIRAMAR CENTRAL SCHOOL, 8 p.m. TOMORROW, SEATOUN TEA KIOSK, 8 p.m. WELLINGTON SUBURBS: ) Mr. W. A. Veitch TONIGHT, TAITA SCHOOL, 8 p.m. ' " TOMORROW, BIRCH STREET HALL, WAIWHETU, 8 p.m. WELLINGTON CENTRAL: Mr. Will Appleton TOMORROW, ST. JOHN AMBULANCE HALL, VIVIAN STREET, 8 p.m. WELLINGTON WEST: Mr. C. M. Bowden TONIGHT, BAPTIST HALL, BROOKLYN, 8 p.m. \ TOMORROW, KARORI WEST SCHOOL, 8 p.m. © ELECTORS UNABLE TO VOTE AT POLLING BOOTHS ON ELECTION DAY, PLEASE TELEPHONE 47-110 FOR INFORMATION REGARDING INVALID AND ABSENTEE VOTES NEW ZEALAND LABOUR PARTY a Labour Candidates will Address Meetings as follows (commencing at 8 p.m. unless ■' • otherwise specified) : WELLINGTON CENTRAL: Rt. Hon. P. Fraser fj MAJOR THE HON. C. F. SKINNER, M.C., will address electors in the CONGREGATIONAL HALL, CAMBRIDGE TERRACE, on FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER _ 3, 1943, at 8 p.m. WELLINGTON EAST: Hon. R. Senile HT TONIGHT, EVE'S TEAROOMS, MELROSE, AND lIOUGHTON ■ BAY HALL. FRIDAY, ACADEMY HALL, PARK ROAD, MIRAMAR. SATURDAY, KIOSK, SEATOUN. WELLINGTON SOUTH: Mr. R. McKeen i-) MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, ST. HILDA'S HALL, ISLAND BAY. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, ST. THOMAS'S HALL, NEWTOWN. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, MOORE'S TEAROOMS, HAPPY VALLEY. WELLINGTON NORTH: Mr. C. 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