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AMUSEMENTS. ! NOTICE 1 ! FOR THOSE REVIEWING | I PARADE—YOU WONT MISS j ■■YOUNG PEOPLE" —AS IT I | i SCREENS AT 3 P.M. | Plan at Theatre. 4m\ CENTURY Ijjp Queen Street, hi i I Phone 42-169. Deaf Aids Service. Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. Governing Director: M. J. Moodabe. *■ TO-DAY AND EVERY DAY 11—2 — 5 — 8 A WHOLE SHOW FULL OF GAY—GOOD TIME ! I!i;:i A PICTURE FOR YOUNG AND OLD ALIKE. ■is- *• I "YOUNG PEOPLE" I I "YOUNG PEOPLE" | i "YOUNG PEOPLE" I "YOUNG PEOPLE" | A 20th Century-Fox Picture. — Starring — SHIRLEY | ' ! JACK TEMPLE OAKIE CHARLOTTE GREENWOOD Approved for Universal Exhibition. 11l NOVEL FEATURETTES Inspiration of Anzac Resume — Valley of 10,000 Smokes "Plane Gcofy" "Motor Maniacs" ANZACS LAND IN GREECE REGENT |=,_ I EPSOM. |=== To-night at 7.45. Phone 14-142. MICKFY RCONEY and Hardy Family. " JUDGE HARDY & SON " Approved for Universal Exhibition. DON AMECHE. MARY BETH HUGHES. " FOUR SONS " Recommended by Censor for Adults. j TVTP T T TVP I Final Scr.-e.ung L/Jh LUAJj I To-night at rr AK I MT. ALBERT I Phone -IC-104 ' *"±*J John Garfield. PrisciUa Lane, "DUST BE MY DESTINY." Ray Milland, Loretta Young, "DOCTOR TAKES A WIFE." Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. sSggSl i UCKLAND UNIVERSITY COLLEGE SPPfI ' STUDENTS' ASSOCIATION " HAMILTON AND NASH WILL BURN," SAYS MUSSOLINI. DOES the Dastardly Duce carry out his threat? CAN Useless Youseff the Snake Charmer —who hates snakes —save them? WILL the Sultan get back his harem? SEE THE ANSWERS AT THE 1941 CAPPING REVUE. " EAST OF SEWERS " " EAST OF SEWERS " Or " CONFIDENTIALLY. IT SPHINX " " CONFIDENTIALLY. IT SPHINX " By CHARLES ZAMBWCKA WITH A CAST OF 50 PLAYERS Featuring the Blushln' Ballet. MIKE MOODABE SAYS: "Never have I seen a more unique super gigantic super colossal super spectacle. Hollywood is small time." FOR A SIX-NIGHT SEASON. GALA PREMIERE TO-NIGHT AT 8. TO-NIGHT AT 8. TOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER PLANS AT LEWIS EADY. LTD. ADMISSION: 2/6. 2/. 1/6. t SUNDAY EVENING, STRAND THEATRE. DOORS OPEN 7 P.M. SCREISN TALKS. 7.15 P.M.. BOOK REVIEW. At 7.30 p.m.— MR. T. W. HOSKING: "A NEW ORDER IN EUROPE." At 8.20 p.m.—PICTURE PROGRAMME, headed by "HEADLINE WOMAN." Thrilling Action Drama. Starring ROGER PRYOR and HEATHER ANGEL. Recommended by Censor for Adults. EXCELLENT SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. SILVER COLLECTION. Doors closed during lecture. Children under 14 not admitted unless accompanied by parents. RATIONALIST ASSOCIATION AND SUNDAY FREEDOM LEAGUE. 10 |-1 A UCKLAND GRAMMAR SCHOOL. J%L SOUND FILM ENTERTAINMENT. SOUND FILM ENTERTAINMENT, "BY oLIPPER FROM U.S.A. TO CHINA." With Interesting Supports. Tickets available at door. Admission 1/6. Children 1/. PROCEEDS IN AID OF PATRIOTIC FUNDS. SlO DECEASED ESTATES. "OUBLIC TRUST OFFICE. -*- NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Notice is breby given that all creditors and others h»»lnp claims against the undermentioned estates ai'2 required to lodge such claims at the Public Trust Office at Auckland on or before the 13th day of June. 1941. Any claim not lodged by the date named is liable to exclusion. The claims must show full details, and must be certihed as follows:— "I hereby certify that the amount of this claim was due and owing at the date of death of the deceased." ESTATES. GALVIN. Michael Joseph, late of Auckland. Civil Servant, died 22/4/41. MAYER, Alice Mary, late of Mount Eden, 'Widow. died 24/4/41. SINCLAIR. Clara Jane Rhoda, late of Auckland, Spinster, died 19/4/41. STOKES. Elizabeth Ann, late of Auckland, Spinster, died 14/4/41. . SWEETMAN. William Edward, late of Otahuhu, Stock Agent, died 24/4/41. , WTNSHIP. Elizabeth, late of New Lynn, Gentle--1 woman, died 21/4/41. A. S. FAIRE. District Public Trustee for Auckland. May 10, 1941. 10 TOILET SPECIALISTS. E I*J>/fi PERM.—"Cinderella" Salon; lovelj . I h„JL u curly ends.—334. Karangahape Road: 0 I 42-877. £