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AMUSEMENTS SEE " VIRGINIA " AT THE REGENT WITH COSY WARMTH (The Regent equipped with Central Heating.) J. C. Williamson Picture Corp.. Ltd. 11.0. 3.0. 5.0 AND 8 P.M. Also Pour Sessions To-morrow. Paramount Pictures Present "VIRGINIA" "VIRGINIA" Magnificently Presented in the Made of Brilliant TECHNI COLOUR. MADELEINE CARROLL FRED MacMURRAY. STIRLING HAYDEN, HELEN BRODERICK. MARIE WILSON. CAROLYN LEE. # — ROBERT BENCHLEY — "Trouble With Husbands." "PATHE BRITISH NEWS" N.Z. PRIME MINISTER IN MIDDLE EAST. Plans at Regent — Telephone 32-888. Recommended by Censor lor Adults. 1111(1 Jill! jppinngq|f W_l S T R~A ND I HI Direction: Civic Theatre. Ltd. Phone 43-114. SESSIONS: 11, 2, 5, 8. | TO-DAY! TO-DAY! 11l 111 111 111 | Metro-Gold wyn-Mayer's Production of Robt. E. Sherwood's Dramatic State Play 111 HI I 111 111 ' i " WATERLOO BRIDGE " I " WATERLOO BRIDGE " | " WATERLOO BRIDGE " j mi mi Mil i IT! i I — with — j VTIVIEN J EIGH I ▼ IVIEN JL/EIGH VIVIEN T EIGH 11 > IVIEN -LiEIC.H 1 Robert t^aylor OBERT 1 AYLOR — 13 OBERT rpAYLOR IA OBERT JL AYLOR ! C. AUBREY SMITH. LUCILLE WATSON. l| MARIE OUSPENSKAYA. ' mi mi P mi ii l!li !i Emotional! — Romantic: — Breath- ! i lessTy Eir.lt.tnßl Immortal moments In a lifetime of love crowded Into a few brief hours of paradise! — Programme Includes — j| " MARCH OF TIME" " CRISIS IN THE ATLANTIC " England flghu to maintain her sea routes. "March of Time" Cameraman with the Canada to Britain Convoys and U.S. Patrols. 'I tl. Recommended by Censor lor 11 i j | > '|!| |

DANCING J A S O N I C rpO-NIGHt! REVELLERS REVELLERS OLD-TIME PROGRAMME OLD-TIME PROGRAMME Ladies 1/. Genu 1,6. 18 r ]K>-MORROW NIQHT — TO-MORROW NIGHT * (SATURDAY). LEGION OP FRONTIERSMEN. PONSONBY ROAD (opp. Fire station). MODERN AND OLD-TIME DANCE. POPULAR ARCADIANS' ORCHESTRA. Monte Carlo. .Good Supper. Admission: Double 4/. Proceeds In Aid of Members Overseas. 19 TEACHERS OF DANCING OYMONDBVILLE SYMONDS STREET. ►J SCHOOL OF MODERN AND OLD-TIME DANCING. Classes Mondays and Thursdays. 8 p.m. Strictly private lessons by appointment. Next Studio Dance Saturday. August 3. For particulars. 42-237. MISS SPENCER. TF

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