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Evening Post, Volume CXL, Issue 20, 24 July 1945, Page 2

DAILY AT "Kings Row" (Regent).—A powerful drama FT FVFIV f\TT OPV with a cast of front-line stars including Ann £<t/riV£;l\ UI,LUL\ Sheridan, Robert Curamings, Ronald Reagan, TWO O'CLOCK Claude Rains and Charles Coburn. EIGHT O'CLOCK '' *wriTln^™" "^ " ' Fuller's : Outstanding Production of ■*- HENRY BELLA MANN'S NOVEL, MAJESTIC "KINGS ROW" Theatre "KINGS ROW" \ "KITVPS ROW " Metro-Goldwyn-Mayor's powerful story XVIIWrO UUW • of an International criminal's love for I a great beauty. I Magnificently Played by "GASLIGHT" pi Aimr RAINS "PAST T P H T" LLAUIJL KAIIN3 "P A TTT HT » ' A™ SHERIDAN ' lIONA™ REAGAN It A O L 1 O H. 1 ROBERT CUMMINGS HE'l'n FIELD "CAST T C, H T" CHARLES (MHSIIKX KAARKN VEKNK MAK|A ()U51 .,. ;N skaya JUDITH ANDERSON^ NANCY COLEMAN — With — . ALSO: Charles BOYER paramount-* special news -> The Royal Family hold garden party tor exIngrid BERGMAN prisoners of war men-"Lonl liaw-Haw" and "I t , Quisling for Trial— Rnngoon Captured-AUles J Joseph GOTTEN Arrest Doenltz-Belsen Camp Goes Up in DAME MAY WHITTY N z GO^T^JUCVIEW. LATEST* OVERSEAS NEWSKEELS. LISTZVS HUKOAIIIAN RHAPSODY. Primo Minister Jolin Curtin Passes —Allies ..,._., , -. Arrest Admiral Duenitz and Other Higli , /.j^.. ~~ *, .■. \ Nazis—-Relsai Concentration Camp (Joes Up t' /~* X\, t. Vj t. IN 1 I j^ in Smoke —Mr. Eraser Speaks of San Fran- / I TH!<'ATRK t , \ Cisco Conference. T~~ " Plans at the Theatre Daily from 10 „, ~'. ", ". ' : ','"' , '~|..m . a.m., Tel. 45-100, and D.I.C. WellifiKtoirs cosiebt Cinema. (Recommended by the Censor for Adults and DAILY ..\,. M 2 Prwn tia Definitely Unsuitable for Exhibition Dir.: J. C. Williamson Picture Corp., Ltd. to Children.) at D{ Q and - rhentre (44.144). aterommcndcfi by the Censor for Adults.) . ■--- j TELEPHONE 4S-9GS - mrVAT T ~ OPP- PARLIAMENT BLDGS. j1 (Where There's Always a Good Show.) 7 o'clock—Tonight, Wednesday, Thursday—7 o'clock 1.45 p.m.—Matinee Wednesday—l.4s p.m. A thousand sabres flash in conquest with the most reckless rogues that ever rode. "ALI BABA AND THE FORTY THIEVES" IN'EXCITING TECHNICOLOUR . . . STARRING Jon Hall, Maria Montez, Turhan Bey *l — ALSO SCREE N ING — / "Strange that the woman I love most, taught mo to kill." "THE HOUK BEFORE THE DAWN" p- Based on the story by W. Somerset Maugham . . . Starring Franchot Tone, Veronica Lake, John Sutton i (Programme Approved for Universal Exhibition.) FEATURETTES : "FUN TIME" (Tcchnicolour Musical Parade), "MAGNETIC TELESCOPE" (Superman Cartoon), G-AZETTE. Shorts 7 p.m., "Hour Before the Dawn" 7.36 p.m., " All Baba and the Forty Thieves" 8.55 p.m. FRIDAY: "THE MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER" AND "THE GHOST SHIP" '■- , (Both Recommended by Censor for Adults.) id ■ . " ' PLEASE HELP NEXT FRIDAY! SICK -AKD' WOUNDED STREET APPEAL < LISTEN IN TONIGHT TO 2ZB AT 7 O'CLOCK i •> Lieutenant-Colonel C. D. A. George, ex-prisoner of war, will tell you the , : part played by the St. John and Red Cross on behalf of the Wellington : j Metropolitan Patriotic Committee. GIVE GENEROUSLY PLEASE NEXT FRIDAY . ' , n n- Show New Zealand that every Wellington citizen will be proudly wcring a badge and helping our sick and wounded boys and girls at next Friday's Street Appeal. INSERTED BY COURTESY OF THE SELF HELP. UNRRA NATIONAL CLOTHING DRIVE PROVIDE CLOTHES OR MILLIONS PERISH CLEAN AND REPAIR NOW THE CLOTHES YOU CAN SPARE " The following is a list of depots to which the clothes may be forwarded:— " UPPER HUTT: Red Cross Rooms every afternoon. LOWER HUTT: Red Cross Rooms, above "Hutt News," every afternoon; Mrs. Mitchell's home. 117 Woburn KcJad. ( PETONB: Patriotic shop, 172 Jackson Street, from Saturday (21st) to Saturday (28th) Inclusive, 10 o'clock to 3 o'clock weekdays and 9 o'clock . to 12 o'clocls Saturdays; Mrs. Wallace's shop, corner Kensington Avenue and Jackson Street. SEATOUN: Red Cross Rooms, opposite Vicarage, every afternoon, 12 to 3.30 o'clock.. EASTBOURNE: Council Chambers, Wednesday mornings. rs BROOKLYN: Alethodlst Sunday School, 10 o'clock to 4 o'clock each day. n< .CITY: Red Cross Rooms, 61 Dlxon Street, or Lady Gahvay Guild, 06 Tory Street Residents of other suburbs please contact your Red Cross or Lady Galway Guild Committees. KELBURN: St. Michael's Hall, Nest Thursday, July 20, from 9.30 to 4 p.m. WADESTOWN: Parish Hall, Pitt. 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