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Auckland Star, Volume LXXV, Issue 42, 19 February 1944, Page 10

AMUSKMKXTB 4th CROWDED WEEK! And Booking Is Still Heavy EMBASSY J. C. Williamson's Intimate Theatre. WELLESLEY STREET (opp. Public Library) 4 Sessions: 11 —2 — 5 g PLANS AT EMBASSY — PHONE 32-660 British Empire Films Proudly Present Plain simple folk these "John Citizens" of Britain, who. with indomitable courage «!! irresistible humour, defied Hitler "SALUTE JOHN CITIZEN". " SALUTE JOHN CITIZEN" "SALUTE JOHN CITIZEN "■ "SALUTE JOHN CITIZEN" Britain's "Mrs. Miniver." ROBERT GREENWOOD S ' Adaptation of the "Bunting Family" Novels. EDWARD RIGBY STANLEY HOLLOWAV GEO. ROBEY MABEL CONSTANDURO3 — Also Screening — MARCH OF TIME "Bill Jack v. Adolph Hitler" LATEST AIR MAIL NEWS. Approved for Universal Exhibition. Direction: Kerridge Theatres (throughout N Z~) rSTATEI rSTAtSi 1.30, 7.30 p.m. DAILY 1.30, 7.30 p.m. First Suburban Screening of M.G.M.'s Mammn/k Musical Delight. 0111 Jeanette Mac Donald, Nelson Eddyin Their Gayest Musical Hit, "I MARRIED AN ANGEL" " I MARRIED AN ANGEL " Your Singing Sweethearts reunited in the wonder show of Girls. Music and Laughter. — Also — For Gay Hilarious Corneay. We Bring You Aeain That Ever Popular 8 m "MERRILY WE LIVE" "MERRILY WE LIVE" With CONSTANCE BENNE'i 1 BRIAN AHERNE Gay with Happiness and Sparklingly Different, Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. Direction: Kerridge Theatres (throughout N.Z.), VOGUE Auckland's Most Modern. Popular. Intimate Theatre Karangahape Road. Phone 43-003. ' A Brilliant Cast in an Intensely Poignant and Powerful Story. BARBARA HERBERT MARSHALL "ALWAYS GOOD-BYE" "ALWAYS GOOD-BYE" Daringly Themed, and as Superbly Acted as It to Dramatically Written. — Aiso — In Glorious Technicolour. That Bright and Romantic Drama of the South. MADELEINE CARROLL. FRED MacMURRAY In

" VIRGINIA " " VIRGINIA " The Grandest Merriest Entertainment that Sets a New Pace in Gaiety and Originality. Both Recommended More for Adults. PARADE NOTICE 2nd FURLOUGH DRAFT . (1) CIVIC WEI.COME AND LUNCHEON, The Mayor and Corporation of Auckland have invited all Members of the Second Furlough Party and Returned Personnel (including Nursing Sisters, V.A D.'s end W.A.A.C.'s) who have returned from service with 2nd Division. 2nd N.Z.E.F., Navy, Merchant Navy and R.N.Z.A.F. Overseas Service, since the date of arrival of the First Army Furlough Party on 13 r .h July, 1943, ONLY, to attend a Civic Welcome and Lunchcon at the TOWN HALL, AUCKLAND, on WEDNESDAY, 23rd February. 1944. and for this purpose, so that citi/cns of Auckland may have opportunity 10 welcome this personnel, they are asked to parade as under: (2) ASSEMBLY. Personnel will assemble in ALFRED STREET and PRINCES STREET, and will form up in sixes lacing towards LOW r ER 3YMONDS STREET. The area concerned will be marked off, with rlecards showing the grouping as follows, from head of column, in rear <>f Band at junction oi ALFRED and LOWER SYMONDo STREETS. (a) Royal Navy (e) Infantry Me'chani, Navy CI J A.S.C. (b) Women's Services Field Arnbs. (cj Div. Cav. Hospitals Arrnd. Regts. u:ua?n:s Arty. Pay Corps (d) Engineers Dental Corps Div. Ji?s. (C) R.N.Z.A.F. Senior Officer will take charge of each group and organise same for the march. • Distances: On completion of forming up, parade will close on head of column, six pacea between groups and in rear of leading band. Time of Assembly: 1115 hours. (3) PARADE. The head of the parade will pass the starting point at 1145 hours. (4) DRESS. Walking out dress. Os.C. groups will form up their personnel as follows:— Men in uniform of each arm of Service in front, men in mufti immediately in rear of their own arm of Service. (5) COMMAND. The Commander of the Parade will be LIEUT.COLONEL C. H. SAWY'ERS, D.5.0., N.Z.A. (6) ROUTE. LOWER SYMONDS STREET-ANZAC AVENUEBEACH ROAD-BRITOMART PLACE-QUAY STREET-QUEEN STREET. (7) FORMING UP AT TOWN HALL FOR ADDRESS OF WELCOME. Parade will form up on arrival at the Town Hall. On conclusion of addresses of welcome and reply, troops will file into the Town Hall for Luncheon in original order of march, (8) BANDS. The Bands of the Arty. Regt., N.M.D., and Military Camp. Papakura, will play the troops through the city. (9) DISPERSAL At the close of the Luncheon at the Town Hall, troops will disperse independently. (10) ALTERNATIVE ARRANGEMENTS FOR WET WEATHER. If the weather should be such as to prohibit the march (in which case a notice will be broadcast over IYA and IZB at 1000 hours), personnel will assemble at 1145 hours in the Drill Hall. Rutland Street, and will move cfl at 1215 hours— route RUTLAND STREET to TOWN HALL, where they will proceed straight to the luncheon room, the programme being carried out in the luncheon rcom. Provision is made for men's coats under the seat of each chair. NOTE: Seating accommodation for ceremony of Civic Welcome outside Town Hall is being provided for slightly incapacitated Servicemen who cannot take part in the march. Whore necessary, transport will be provided to take such Servicemen to the Town Hall, who must be seated by noon. In such a case personal application should be made to the Red Cross Transport Corps, phone 40-150, by 4 p.m. on Tuesday, February 22. H. M. FOSTER, Colonel, N.Z.S.C., Area Comd. Area 1. :22