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Auckland Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue 107, 7 May 1943, Page 6

AMUSEMENTS Air-Conditioned. Direction: Civic Theatre, Ltd. Four Sessions Daily—ll a.m., 2 p.m., 5 p.m., 8 p.m. Prices: 1/S to 3/4. Deaf Aids Available. Box Plans at Theatre. Phone 30-100. Warner Bros. Present The Comedy that Rocked Broadway . .. "THE MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER " With a Cast that reads like the "Who's Who" of Hollywood. BETTE DAVIS — MONTY WOOLLEY — BILLIE BURKE — JIMMY DURANTE — ANN SHERIDAN RICHARD TRAVIS — REGINALD GARDINER GRANT MITCHELL—And Scores of Other Artists " THE MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER " And stayed for months . . He is a great man of letters. He wears a beard. And he's the rudest man in the world . . but he'll convulse you with laughter. Recommended by Censor for Adults. On the Same Programme: A Complete Ballet by the World-Renowned BALLET RUSSE DE MONTE CARLO. Entitled " THE GAY PARISIENNE." All in Magnificent Technicolour. REG. MADDAMS at the Organ. COMPLETE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME TO-DAY VTM iiMliillMiliMiiiii i |iv |! I STRAND || j I ilil!llllllll!lllil!l!!Ii!!l!lllll!!ll! I Ml U I I Direction: Civic Theatre. Lt4. |j | 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. THRILLING ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY. Stepping from the pages of Edgar Wallace's exciting thriller—this mystery man—one false move—one uncertain step— and he's — " Too Dangerous To Live " The Most Amazing Game of Hide and Seek between Scotland Yard and a Gang of Thieves. " Too Dangerous To Live " The law's greatest undercover man in a fight to the death with London's ruthless crime rinc! Recommended by Censor for Adults. SUNDAY IS MOTHER'S DAY. Every Day Is FATHER'S DAY In

"FATHER IS A PRINCE" " FATHER IS A PRINCE" A Happy-go-lucky Comedy With GRANT MITCHELL. LEE PATRICK. JOHN LITEL Approved for Universal Exhibition. mi astor mi -srr-To-night :: Variety Session 7.30 808 HOPE. DOROTHY LAMOUR In "CAUGHT IN THE DRAFT" Also, *• DRUMS OF THE CONGO " Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. MARCH OF TIME. PEERLESS " s P T hon ™o S " To-night. Saturday and Monday. 8 p.m. '* SHIPS WITH WINGS " With John Clements. Leslie Banks. Uni. Exhib. Also Selected Supporting Programme. DANCING TO-NIGHT — TO-NIGHT AND EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT DANCE AT THE ORANGE CORONATION BALLROOM TOP OF SYMONDS STREET. MODERN DANCING AT ITS BEST With three or four old-time favourites. THE MANAGEMENT HAVE PLEASURE IN PRESENTING Forrest Walker & His Orchestra (Of Eight Players) AND AUCKLAND'S LEADING VOCALIST. VESTA SYLVIA. THIS OUTSTANDING COMBINATION WILL FEATURE ALL THE LATEST DANCE NUMBERS. TO-NIGHT GIVE YOURSELF AND YOUR FRIENDS A TREAT. DANCE AT THE SPACIOUS ORANGE BALLROOM. IT IS The Best Show In Town Admission 2/ and 2/6. Management, J. HASSAN. SPONSORED BY COVENTRY BOX FACTORY. GRAND DANCE. .In aid of Mount Albert Patriotic Fund. KING GEORGE'S HALL. MT. ALBERT. SATURDAY. MAY 8. Al. Clarke's Orchestra. Supper. Admission 2/. x 8 VICTORY DANCE CLUB. ZEALANDIA HALL, BALMORAL. Roll Up and Enjoy a Real Night's Entertainment with Gus Lindsay and His 'Islanders. Monte Carlo. Good Supper Admission 1/6. x 7 PUBLIC NOTICES NOTICES RE GUN PRACTICE. Shipping Masters, Owners of Small Craft are warned that Gunfire will be heard from 12.30 p.m. to 3 p.m. on FRIDAY, 14th May, 1943. The danger area will be ever the Mouth of the Manukau Harbour. All shipping is requested to co-operate by avoiding these areas during the times of practice. Should the weather be inclement on the above day, the practice will be held on the first suitable dpy thereafter. :13 NOTICES RE GUN PRACTICE. Shipping Masters, Owners of Small - Craft are warned that Gunfire will be heard from 7.30 p.m. to 9.30 p.m. on WEDNESDAY, 12th May, 1943. The danger area will be over Hauraki Gulf seawards in direction of Kawau. All shipping is requested to co-operate by avoiding these areas during the time of practice. Should the weather be inclement on the above day. the practice will be held on the first suitable day thereafter. :ll

AUCKLAND CITY CORPORATION WATER RESTRICTIONS • WATER RESTRICTIONS In view of the acute position in regard to the supply of water, notice is hereby given to all consumers that they must at once reduce their consumption to the absolute minimum. *_ At the present rate of draw-off, if no heavy rain eventuates, the reserves of stored water will be EXHAUSTED AFTER THE WEEK-END. To keep the mains charged with water so as to maintain fire protection and also save the public the necessity of carrying water, domestic consumption MUST BE REDUCED TO 8 GALLONS PER HEAD, which includes the flushing of the lavatory, ablutions, bath, washing and cooking. If this is observed the supply to essential industries, including foodstuffs, war requirements and .to hospitals, will be maintained. The amount used by non-essential industries MUST BE REDUCED TO ONE-THIRD OF NORMAL CONSUMPTION. Automatic flushing cisterns in office blocks, hotels and elsewhere must be shut off completely, and fittings cleaned at intervals by bucket and mop. If these instructions are not observed it will be necessary to shut off water completely from every household, and water will then be rationed from street stand pipes. This order applies over the whole of the City area and the local bodies south of the harbour supplied by the City, viz., Mount Eden, Mount Albert, Newmarket, New Lynn, Mount Wellington, Glen Eden, Henderson, Titirangi and Swanson. JAMES MELLING, Town Clerk.