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AMUSEMENTS Cosy and Warm. Direction: Civic Theatre. Ltd. 11 ,A.M.. 2 P.M.. 5 P.M.. 8 P.M. P««s 1/ to 3,4. Very Latest Deaf Aids Available. Plans at Theatre Box Office Phone 30-100. STILL MARCHING ALONG ITS SUCCESSFUL ROAD! BUD ABBOTT and LOU COSTELLO (The Screens New Comedy Sensations) With THE ANDREWS SISTERS "BUCK PRIVATES" (RAW RECRUITS) A Universal Picture. Approved for Universal Exhibition. INTRIGUING FIRST HALF Also HOWARD MOODY at the Civic Grand Organ In another delightful presentation. 111 ' HTTiorjrirr '' Direction: Civic Theatre. Ltd " i SESSIONS: 11. 2.15. 5. 8. ' I PHONE 43-114. I On and After Frtday Next I j I I Matinees Commence 2 p.m. | Universal Pictures Present Ideanna durbin"nice girl?" with I Franchot Tone—Walter Brennan Ifc Robert Stack—Robert Benchley • Helen Broderick. ! i Also: "MARCH OP TIME" ! present "AUSTRALIA AT WAR" lII' 111 JJ This Evening at Eight o'clock. M Paul Muni. with Jane Bryan, Flora Robeon in M " WE ARE NOT ALONE." •»*• From the Novel by James Hilton. ff A Truly Beautiful Drama, so tender so VI stirring, so artistically presented it will hold you spellbound. Its Great!! VI Recommended by Censor for Adults. VI Cinesound (Aussies in Greece), etc. I CAPITOLI * J* ORAL. J_ -" I Last Night at 7.45. M Bob Hope, Paulette Goddard In Til "THE GHOST BREAKERS." «* Approved for Universal Exhibition. M Also Lew Ayres. Lionel Barrymore in JVT "DR. KILDARES STRANGE CASE " ■"■«■ Recommended by Censor for Adults. GRAND PATRIOTIC BALL, — TOWN HALL — WEDNESDAY, JULY 23 (SPONSORED BY M.K. MANUFACTURERS. LTD.). MUSIC BY AIR FORCE BAND SEE THE CORONATION AT 9 P M OF M.K.s PATRIOTIC QUEEN. ' ADMISSION: DOUBLE 7 6. SINGLE 4/6 Excellent Supper Included. SPECTATORS IN GALLERY. 1 '6. Tickets now on sale at LEWIS EADY, LTD. ALL PROCEEDS TO FIGHTING FORCES FUND. :I8 PUBLIC NOTICES ]y,£ EDICAL REGISTR ATI ON. nffi P r°. Slte f' l ,i. he^ vid,:nce ° f my quaUflcVtfon In ?he office of the Department of Health at Auckland

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