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AMUSEMENTS Plans for To-night are Fully Booked Where Possible Attend Daytime Sessions. REGENT 11.0, 2.0, 5.0 and 8 p.m. J. C. Williamson Picture Corp.. Ltd. Universal Pictures Present HOWARD HAWKS' Mighty Production " CORVETTE K-225 " " CORVETTE K-225 " " CORVETTE K-225 " (THE SUBMARINE KILLER) Howard Hawks Directed "Air Force" and ■'Sergeant York." Starrtne RANDOLPH SCOTT With James Brown, Noah Beery. Jun.. Barr: Fitzgerald. Andy Devine. Fuzsy Knight. Daw Bruce, Thomas Gomez. Richard Lane an< Ella Rains. Incomparable Drama of the Sea Only a man will understand its kind of COURAGE Only a woman will understand its kind of WTO Only the screen can give its Kind of IMPACT Plans At Regent Approved tor Universal Exhibition. REGENT TO-MORROW (SUN.) The Above Programme Will be Presented in Full To-morrow 2 p.m. - TWO SESSIONS - 7.45 2 p.m. - TWO SESSIONS - 7.45 Doors Open at 1.15 and 7 p.m. For the Entertainment of Members of the Forces In uniform and the Merchant Navy, each of whom may bring a Civ.lian Friend. USUAL PRICES. NO RESERVATIONS. i T>T?IT?T7-TpT TTV I MISSION BAY I JPJI<JLVXVx!i-U-tl< I I phone 50-220 This Evening at Eight o'clock. ANN SOTHERN. RED SKELTON In " PANAMA HATTIE " A Thoroughly Enjoyable Comedy with Music. Song and Dance. Approved for Universal Exhibition. Pete Smith. Passing Parade. Fitzpatrlck. Air Mail News, etc. Box Office open continuously from 11.30 am - Unpaid Bookings NOT kept after 7.45 p.m. I r< A "DTTrkT [ BALMORAI yjJ\r± 1 \JJU I Phone 62-599 This Evening at a Quarter to Eight. Frederic March, Virginia Bruce in "THERE GOES MY HEART" An Enthralling, Heart Appealing Drama. Victor Mature, Luclile Ball. Harold Peary In " SEVEN DAYS' LEAVE " A Splendid, Sparkling Musical Comedy. Approved for Universal Exhibition. Unpaid Bookings NOT kept after 7.40 P.m. iTTi A DrpAD jTiT DOMINION ROAD jll iiOIUXV mi Phone 61-433 To-night at 8 :: Variety Session 7.30 SABU in Rudyard Kipling's "JUNGLE BOOK" RED SKELTON. ANN RUTHERFORD In "WHISTLING IN DIXIE" Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. MAYFATK SANDRINGHAM IVI-ft. I r Phone 80-482 To-night and Monday Night 7.45. Ralph Richardson. Deborah Kerr In " THE DAY WILL DAWN " Also Bruce Bennett, Leslie Brooks In '• UNDERGROUND AOENT " Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. Support, March of Time. TST?TPT?T TTQCi ST. helier'e JrJiiJljrCl-iJiifeo Phone SLOOQ To-night at 8. " CHETNICKS " (The Fighting Guerillas) with Phillip Dawn, Anna Sten. John Shepherd. Virginia Gllmore, Martin Kosleck. Recommended for Adults. Also News, etc. TOWN HALL CONCERT MURRAY FASTIER ORGANIST. LYLA FASTIER SOPRANO. Sponsored by the Auckland Grammar School And

Under the Patronage of His Worship the Mayor, J. A. C. AUum, Esq. FRIDAY NEXT March 10 AT 8 P.M. Assisting Artiste: MISS LESLEY IMPEY OTganist And THE SCHOOL SILVER BAND. Net Proceeds to the Patriotic Fund. Tickets 2/. Reserves at Chas. Begs. Ltd. 4 CIVIC WINTERGARDENS Where you'll really enjoy DANCING Nightly from 10.30 p.m. in an atmosphere of cool, comlort and lavish luxury to BERT PETERSEN'S RADIO ORCHESTRA of twelve Star Players with Extravagant Floor Shows each night with the CIVIC BALLET. Not a moment without music with Reg. Maddams at the Wurlitzer. Refreshments and delicacies at the Buffet. CIVIC WINTERGARDENS open to the public each Friday and Saturday Evening. Mondays and Wednesdays Reserved exclusively lor officers. Reservations Phone 30-100. LECTURES HEALTH TALKS By an International Nutrition Expert, MAUREEN MORRIS ALEXANDER, Founder of Dominion Dietetic Association. FIRST FLOOR, BRUNSWICK BUILDING, 174. QUEEN STREET (Period 6 to 10 Marcb.) WOMEN ONLY Commencing 2 p.m. Sharp. TUESDAY—"How to Prevent Gas." WEDNESDAY—"Digestive Disorders." THURSDAY—"What Your Glands Are For." FRlDAY—"Secret of Gaining or Losing Weight." Also to MEN AND WOMEN Commencing 8 p.m. sharp. MONDAY—"Banish Catarrh." THURSDAY—"BuiId Your Body Back to Health." SIX dynamic lectures each and every week—and all different! SPECIAL Feature—the ''Questions and Answers" Sessions. Bring your written questions. No Children Admitted. Silver Collection. GET BACK ON THE ROAD TO HEALTH! Appointments Phone 42-124. " YOU ARE WHAT YOU EAT." NEW ZEALAND RED CROSS SOCIETY (Inc.). ONEHUNGA SUB-CENTRE. Notice to Members and Intending Members. A Class in Home Nursing will commence In St. Mary's Hall, Church street, Onehunia on TUESDAY. 7th March, at 7.30 p.m. D. M. BALLINGALL. 1 . Secretary^ ASTROLOGICAL RESEARCH. Next Study: " THE GREAT GEOMETRICIAN." MISS IRENE RUTHERFORD. Inquiries Invited. Phone 27-577. 4 N.Z. PEOPLE'S UNIVERSITY (Ine,). SUNDAY, 2.45 P.M. ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING. Business: Election of Officers and General. Members and Intending Members Please Attend. S "THE LIFE OF A CAT H O HT6~" TWELVE TALKS By REV. FATHER A. E. BENNETT, BA, EACH MONDAY at 8 P.M EXPRESS CO. BUILDING. 10, FORT STREET March 6: No. 3—"HOW MANY CHURCHES?" ' Non-Catholics Welcome. Questions Invited. 4 RADIANT HEALTH CLUB, Unity HallTSr^Queen "» ee , t 'n TU T eS , da^'.. 7th ' 8 p - m - Mr - Hope-Haines. "Norfolk Island." 4 OUTDOOIt SPORTS NEVTTON RANGERS RUGBY LEAGUE FOOTBALL CLUB. The above club will hold Its Annual Meeting at the Auckland Rugby League Rooms Courthouse Lane, on MONDAY. March 13, at 7.30 p.m. Business: Annual Report and Balance-sheet. All members and prospective new members and players cordially invited. J. A. MACKINNON, •11 Hon. Secretary. PONSONBY UNITED FOOTBALL CLUB (Rugby League)— Notice to AH Grades that a Practice will be held at Grey Lynn Park on Sunday, March 12, at 9 a.m. New Players are welcome to attend. Men who are prepared to coach any grade are invited along. Roll along—as the season in near at hand. — J. Davidson, Hon. Sec. :11 BEST RACQUET RESTRINGING, 8/6 to 30/.— Watts' Sports Depot, Exchange Lane. 45-412. N