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AMUSEMENTS Cosy and Warm. Direction: Civic Theatre, Ltd. 11 A.M.. 2 P.M., 5 P.M.. 8 P.M. Prices 1/ to 3/4. Very Latest Deaf Aids Available. Plans at Theatre Box Office. Phone 30-100. TO ALL WHO LOVE MUSIC.. TO ALL WHO LOVE MIRTH.. THIS FILM IS DEDICATED! IN THE LAST MONTHS THE CIVIC THEATRE MANAGEMENT HAS HAD THE PRIVILEGE TO PRESENT TO THE AUCKLAND PUBLIC SOME AMAZING FILMS—NOW THEY BRING TO YOU THE YOUTHFUL STAR WHO HAS CAPTURED THE AMERICAN PUBLIC'S HEARTS WITH THE GLORY OF HER FRESH YOUNG VOICE. SUSANNA FOSTER With ALLAN JONES (Singing as never before) : ii:i:iiaiiii;;ii.;in:ii!inni:<iinrmni!iiiiiiiiinniH:ium;iinwini«i:;^ I r "MAGIC N 11 L I IN H| MUSIC" p A GAY PARADE OF YOUTHFUL STARLETS EACH GIFTED WITH AMAZING TALENT Including HEIMO HOITTO (Finnish Boy Violinist), DOLLY LOEHR (Wizard of the Keys). MUSIC. MIRTH AND MELODY! IT MAY BRING YOU CLOSE TO TEARS— BUT IT IS SURE TO BRING YOU HAPPINESS AND LAUGHTER! A Paramount Picture. Approved for Universal Exhibition. Associate Programme includes: FEMININE FITNESS (A Grand Grantland Rice Sportlight). POPEYE CARTOON (POOPDECK PAPPY). PARAMOUNT Air Mail NEWS Community Sing Featurette Also HOWARD MOODY AT THE CIVIC GRAND ORGAN. I TUDOR I REMUERA - HEATED. | J- I Phone 24-749. To-night at 8. H ERROL FLYNN, Brenda Marshall. Flora Robson and ■ Claude Rains in Sabatini's great story E= "THE SEA HAWK" Recommended by Censor for Adults. ALSO: Air Mail News—"Mighty Hunters" ; (Coloured). U.S.A. News. etc. MATINEE TO-MORROW AT 2.30! I n A JFTV \ TAKAPUNA 1 £ £ 1 Phone 78-465. To-night. 8. • Mickey Rooney and Judy Garland In the Musical Comedy "BABES IN ARMS.* " Approved for Universal Exhibition. | AVON DALE 1 ™ D D^Y , B 7 A I S ; ==: ROSALIND RUSSELL and CARY GRANT In EE " HIS GIRL FRIDAY/' —— Also Zane Grey's • "LIGHT OF THE WESTERN STARS.** Approved for Universal Exhibition. istrandi srssT £= TO-NIGHT MATINEE TO-MORROW. ; GEORGE FORMBY. = " GUNNER GEORGE." "KNIGHTS OF THE RANGE." ; Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. Embassador I F7t\T*T- ' Loretta Younsr. Melvyn Douglas in "HE STAYED FOR BREAKFAST." Recommended by Censor for Adults. —— Jack Benny. Ellen Drew in = "BUCK BENNY RIDES AGAIN." ' Approved for Universal Exhibition. MATINEE SATURDAY. 2 P.M. | NEW ROYAL] ££££: TO-NIGHT at 7.30 TO-NIGHT Lew Ayres. Lionel Barrymore in I=z: "DR. KILDARE'S STRANGE CASE." - Bing Crosby. Gloria Jean In ~ "IF I HAD MY WAY." Eir Both Recommended by Censor for Adults.

PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS NZ LP. QREY ELECTORATE. CANDIDATES FOR THE GREY LYNN ELECTORATE SELECTION BALLOT FOR PARLIAMENTARY CANDIDATE, WILL ADDRESS MEMBERS OF BRANCHES AND AFFILIATED UNIONS RESIDING IN THE GREY LYNN ELECTORATE. On TyjONDAY JULY .)| IN THE (jJREY JJALL, AT 8 P.M. ADMISSION BY MEMBERSHIP CARD. W. CUTHBERT, President. :19 r (JULY 13), AT g O'CLOCK. N. V. DOUGLAS. JOHN A. LEE. D.C.M., M.P., AT BELMONT PRESBYTERIAN HALL AND GREEN HITHE HALL. MR. DOUGLAS addressed another Splendid Meeting at Northcote. Confidence unanimously expressed. DOUGLAS says the NASH BUDGET Fails to provide Family Allowances lor all children. Fails to Increase Soldier's Wage. Fails to Give 5 ier cent, increase to All Pensioners. Fails to Remove Brutal Taxation. Fails to Help New Zealand industry. Fails to give Medical Benefits. DOUGLAS says the Budget adds tremendously to debt instead of using credit to greater extent Budget ensures hard times after the war. OUG L A S WINS THOUSANDS OF NEW FRIENDS. 18 WAITEMATA BY-ELECTION. M R W. B. D ARLOW INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE. WILL ADDRESS THE ELECTORS AT TO-DAY'S MEETINGS: BIRKENHEAD, Highbury Corner—7 p.m. NORTHCOTE—7.3O p.m. TAKAPUNA, Hall's Corner—B p.m. MILFORD—B.3O p.m. BAYSWATER—9.IS p.m. YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED. Colours: Blue and Gold. P LAY S AFE yOTE J^ARLOW! Friends and Supporters willing to loan their cars on Election Day, Saturday, July 19, please let Mr Darlow know at once. Phones 44-630, 18-416. 18 ]YJ R - A R D N E R, INDEPENDENT AND RETURNED SOLDIERSCANDIDATE. TAKAPUNA, MILFORD PICTUREDROME — TO-NIGHT (Friday), 8 p.m. RETURNED SOLDIERS AND DEPENDANTS OF 2ND N.Z.E.F. ASK YOU TO VOTE GARDNER. x! 8 SHARES AND DEBENTURES. Q Jt Oftlll, SHAREBROKER, YORKSHIRE HOUSE, SHORTLAND STREET. Phone 42-198.