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Auckland Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue 81, 6 April 1943, Page 6

- AMLSEMKXTS —EMBASSY— • J. C. Williamson's Intimate Theatre. SESSIONS TO-DAY: 11 — 2 — 8. "ARE HUSBANDS " ARE HUSBANDS NECESSARY? " NECESSARY?" Before you answer this all-important question, see this big. laughing picture and hear the views of RAY MILLAND BETTY FIELD PATRICIA MORISON EUGENE PALLETTE. CECIL KELLAWAY Associate Programme Includes: Another of those amazing short features in which the animals actually talk—" THE DOG SHOW " •'_ " A Paramount Picture. Recommended by Censor for Adults. Plans at Theatre — Phone 32-860. VI!!!|!||!|||IM!!IIIIIIII!I!I!IHH!IIIII!IIIII!IIIII||!!|!!||!!|||V III! STRAND I I |i lllill lllililllllllllN 11111111111 l Direction: Civic Theatre. Ltd. Iljillilllll Four Sessions Daily 11 — 2 — 5 — 8 o'clock Prices: 1/ to 2/10. Reserves from 1/6. Children Half-price to All Sessions. Plans at Theatre. Phone 43-114. FIRST N. 2. RELEASE. ALEXIS SMITH Loving Recklessly. Lloyd Nolan Craig Stevens Living the Same Way. GENE LOCKHART EDWARD ELLIS In Warner's two-fisted melodrama ot adventure and romance, telling the story, of the men who risk their lives building vast suspension bridges. "STEEL AGAINST THE SKY" "STEEL AGAINST THE SKY" "STEEL AGAINST THE SKY" "STEEL AGAINST THE SKY" Recommended by Censor lor Adults. The ; specially selected shorts Include: "Paramount Air Mall News." "Minstrel Days" (Broadway Brevity), "Wacky Worm" (Merrie Melody), "Then and Now" (Hollywood Novelty). "Lions for Sale" (Hollywood Novelty). "Hobby Horse Laffs" (Looney Tune). CABARET a _ -Ili-M-ETRQ POLE Hi WHERE THEY DO . ' " | DANCE ADMISSION: 1/6 and .2/. OPEN EVERY NIGHT. PHONE—42-333 AKn •'" " " A CUBICLE BCOTi, .'BLE. : A. lu" 2TENN. Director. COMMENCING TO-MORROW — WEDNESDAY! ROXY — T'IVOLI LEE PATRICK — REGIS TOOMEY LEE PATRICK — REGIS TOOMEY "THE NURSE'S SECRET " "CHARLES RUGGLES — LYNN BARI CHARLOTTE GREENWOOD — ANTHONY QUINN "THE PERFECT SNOB " Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. MEETINGS EVERYONE WELCOME! N.Z. FIGHTING FORCES LEAGUE (POLITICAL) PUBLIC MEETING. THURSDAY. APRIL 8, AT 8 P.M. LEWIS EADY HALL. Hear what the league has accomplished in the past eighteen months for servicemen and their dependents, also why soldiers are not welcome in the cabinet. If possible a personal letter from Mr. Fraser to the president regarding an alleged seditious article in the Standard will be read. Permission to make this letter public has hitherto been refused by the Prime Minister. ' HUGH G. KENDAL. President. All Inquiries P.O. Box 1016. 6 AFTER THE WAR? New Zealand's future and the future of the 200,000 men and women in the Forces depends upon you. The men of Freyberg cannot attend this public meeting but they are trusting you to protect their interests. PUBLIC MEETING INAUGURATED BY THE N Z FIGHTING FORCE LEAGUE (POLITICAL),' ' THURSDAY. APRIL 8. AT 8 P.M. LEWIS EADY HALL. HUGH G. KENDAL, „-'_ _ President. C.P.Q. Box 1016, Auckland.' 6 NEW ZEALAND RED CROSS SOCIETY fine ) ONEHUNGA SUB-CENTRE. ANNUAL MEETING. Notice to Members and Intending Members. The Annual Meeting of the Oneimnga SubSV en ™t™L 'fi 6 ,, c ™ss„ Society will be held at =t. Mary s Hall, Church Street, Onehunga. at 7.30 p.m. on MONDAY. 12th April, 1943. Business: Presentation of the Report and Balance-sheet and the Election of Officers: (Signed) M. BALLINGALL. [ Hon. Secretary. SOCIAL JUSTlCE—Wednesday, 2 p.m. Mr Gee A True and Simple Money System Explained'." 6