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J JUST RELEASED BY CENSOR: H 1 Americans Land On Attu Yanks Wipe Out Japs. I Churchill Addresses U.S. Congress With Eloquence Worthy of His Best. Centrally Heated. Direction: Civic Theatre, Lt. Four Sessions Daily—ll a.m., 2 p.m., 5 p.m., Bp. Prices: 1/ to 3/4. Deal Aids Available. Box Plans at Theatre. Phone 30-100. — NOW SHOWING— r Warner Bros, present The Split Second Timing Film " CASABLANCA " WITH AN ALL-STAR CAST Which Includes Paul Henreid — Ingrid Bergma Humphrey Bogart CONRAD VEIDT — CLAUDE RAINS PETER LORRE — SYDNEY GREENSTREEI " CASABLANCA " Is not just a Town in Africa. It is the place where everybody meets, from Prime Ministers and Presidents of Democracies, to Black Marketeers. " CASABLANCA " Where the cheapest thing is human life, and the most expensive commodity a passport. The name that rocked the world. Recommended by Censor for Adults. 1 Supporting Programme includes: U.S. Navy Band Playing at Lincoln's Memorial. ... "Hunting Dogs At Work" All in Beautiful Technicolour. PARAMOUNT AIR MAIL NEWS. REG. MADDAMS at the Organ. 1 I "RTTTJITTPT TPV I mission bay TO-NIGHT 7.45. TO-NIGHT 7.45. James Stewart. Pauletle Goddard in "POT O' GOLD" A Splendid Dance Musical produced by Colon Roosevelt (the President's Son). Approved for Universal Exhibition. Also Ronald Reagan. Joan Perry in " Nine Lives Are Not Enough : A Smart Thrill-packed Mystery. Recommended by Censor for Adults. 1 CAPITOL 1 B A f 7 L 4S M To O ,^ ht A For One Performance Only. 6d — GUEST NIGHT — 6d John Loder, Nancy Kelly. Edmund Gwenn in " SCOTLAND YARD " A Really Thrilling Mystery. Also Harry Langdon. Esther Muir in "MISBEHAVING HUSBANDS" — A Screamingly Funny Marital Mixup. Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. * lIIIASTORIIH To-night at 8 :: Variety Session. 7.30. Lloyd Nolan and Marjorle Weaver in " MICHAEL SHAYNE. PRIVATE DETECTIVE." Richard Dix. Florence Rice in " INDIAN NATION." Both Recommended by Censor lor Adults. STALLS, 6d :: CIRCLE, 9c I SOUTHERN CROSS | J ELLERSLIE. Telephone 17-623 To-night and Thursday. '• OUT OF THE FOG," Ida Lupino. John Garfield Adult Recommendation. " FLIGHT LIEUTENANT.' Evelyn Keys. Pat O'Brien. Universal Exhibition THE TIDE OF FUISLIC INTEREST HAS TURNED TO THE ' ISLANDS OF THE PACIFIC ISLANDS OF THE PACIFIC Unknown islands have become household words— a multitude of peoples inhabit these numberles: islands, missionaries h.vc long laboured in man: ) cases without much help or outside interest Come for a meeting of rare interest. THURSDAY WEEK, JULY 29, THURSDAY WEEK, JULY 29, 7.30 P.M. IN THE TOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER Speakers include representatives of Societies working throughout the Pacific. Auspices: AUCKLAND MISSIONARY ASSOCIATION. . J Christians, old and young, of all sections of the Church, will receive Instruction, inspiration and blessing—come along. -.23 DAXCIN<> 1/6 1/6 TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT Grand Opening Dance WELCOME IN DANCE CLUB MODERN OLD-TIME Gay, Snappy Up-to-the-minute Rhythm by White's Rhythm Swingers . Two Monte Carlos. Supper. ALLIANCE HALL, EDEN TERRACE. (100 yards from Mt. Eden Road Corner) 1/6 SPECIAL OPENING NIGHT PRICE 1/6 21 SEL. BICKERTON. M.C. RUBY SHERUIFF, H.B. Building. Newton.— Private Lessons 2/6 for fl for £1). Modern, Oldtime, Tap. Three dances by Post 5/. WS PROFESSION A h SKIN AND SCALP SPECIALISTS. THE NEW RAY CLINIC Ground Floor. Yorkshire House, 31. Shortland St, British. American and Continental Modern Scientific Methods. PHONE 44-500. Country Clients treated by Mall. D 4 CHIROPRACTIC Health Services. — P. Hamblin 603, Colonial Mutual Building. WS

CIVIC WELCOME CIVIC WELCOME TO PERSONNEL OF THE SECOND NEW ZEALAND EXPEDITIONARY FORCE RETURNED FROM THE MIDDLE EAST (Including NURSING SISTERS, V.A.D.'s and W.A.A.C.'s), NAVAL PERSONNEL AND AIRMEN WHO HAVE SERVED OVERSEAS IN THE BATTLE AREAS. i A Civic Welcome will be tendered by his Worship ! the Mayor of Auckland at the apex of the Town Hall on FRIDAY, 23rd July, at approximately 12.15 p.m., to all personnel of the Second New Zealand Expeditionary "Force who have, since the r outbreak of war, returned from the Middle East : (including Nursing Sisters, V.A.D.'s and W.A.A.C.'s/, Naval personnel and Airmen who have c served overseas in the battle areas. The Army Authorities are arranging Tor the parade to assemble in the Drill Hall area, Rutland Street, F at 11.15 a.m., the march to commence at 11.45 a.m., and proceed via Princes Street, Shortland Street and Queen Street to the Town Hall. i After the conclusion of the Addresses of Welcome a all personnel are invited to proceed into the Town ™ Hall, where luncheon will be provided. r ' Citizens are cordially invited to line the route so that a fitting welcome may be accorded to all those 2: indicated above, who have returned from -overseas. = p JAMES MELLING, Town Clerk.