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.AMUSEMKXTS -- LAST TWO NIGHTS — Proxy j Proxy! Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. SESSIONS -11 — 2 — 5 — 8. No. 1 — Richard Dix — Jane Wyatt LOLA LANE — VICTOR .TORY In the Thrilling Western Drama "BUCKSKIN FRONTIER" No. 2— EDDIE ALBERT — LUPE VELEZ "LADIES' DAY" Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. AVON SPECIAL! SPECIAL! Great North Rd. TO-NIGHT & TUESDAY ' TO-Wr-HT TO-NIGHT & TUESDAY at 7.45. _| (Two Nights Only) Walt Disney's Greatest Hit! Thrill to Suspense and Spectacle — Lift Your Heart To Lilting Tunes in "BAMBI" "BAMBI" In Gorgeous Technicolour Approved for Universal Exhibition. & TOM CONWAY — HARRIET HILLIARD "The Falcon Strikes Back" Recommended by Censor for Adults. QT 1 A 'PT? DEVONPORT. Phone 70-101, O 1/i 1 £j Finally To-night at 7.30. GENERAL MONTGOMERY AND THE GALLANT EIGHTH ARMY'S Brilliant "DESERT VICTORY" And VICi OLIVER — EVELYN DALL In the Surprise Musical Hit ' "HE FOUND A STAR " pm A rp-ri ONEHUNGA. Phone 54-344 O 1 /i 1 H/ Finally To-night at 7.45. BING CROSBY — FRED ASTAIRE In Irving Berlin's "HOLIDAY INN" & RICHARD ARLEN — JEAN PARKER • "WRECKING CREW." ■p-pT-\J/-IT7iC:Q DOMINION RD. Ph. 61-439. Jr XtilN O-EjOO Finally To-night at 7.45. BRIAN DONLEVY — ROBERT PRESTON t "WAKE ISLAND" <5; JOE E. BROWN in the Hilarious * "The DARING YOUNG MAN" prip AT PONSONBY RD. Ph. 26-940 XvJl/U'iilj Finally To-night at 7.45. JOHNNY WEISSMULLER — FRANCIS GIFFOKD In Edgar Rice Burroughs' * "TAEZAN TRIUMPHS" KAY KYSER and His Band, V "MY FAVOURITE SPY" A -pi-py pTTT RICHMOND AVE. Ph. 27-235 Xll To _ ni ght & Tuesday, at 7.45. Fredric March -— Joan Bennett . In the Memorable t "TRADE WINDS" . DON:T. MISS . Star, Vaudeville Wednesday. t Denotes Recommended by Censor lor Adults. • Denotes Approved lor Universal Exhibition. THE DISABLED CITIZENS' SOCIETY <Idc.).INVITE YOU TO SPEND A PLEASANT EVENING AT' LEWIS EADY HALL QUEEN . STREET ..,ON, hoo - THURSDAY;—MARCH -16 For" the* - purpose of . hearing what is being accomplished * by ' various organisations for the Disabled People of New Zealand. MUSICAL PROGRAMME. . COME ONE! COME ALL! ADMISSION FREE. 3Jlt.'h. h. cadogan. Pres. :l* C. WEBER. Hon. Sec. — v THE TROCADERO .. , Open>7. p.m. P-P...JT DINE.- AND DANCE .. --Opp.• Town Hall. AUCKLAND'S " EXCLUSIVE DANCE AND - - - SUPPER LOUNGE. Dinner Music, 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. Dancing from 8 p.m. Phone 30-645. No Phone Reservations Kept After 9 p.m. Dress or Uniform Essential Saturday Night. 18

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PLEASE-CUT THIS OUT FOR REFERENCE. LICENSING COMMITTEE ELECTIONS LICENSING COMMITTEE ELECTIONS TO-MORROW (TUESDAY), MARCH 14, 9 A.M. TO 7 P.M. All Electors are urged to support the following Candidates, who will endeavour to see that the Licensing Laws are more effectively administered, and that better supervision is exercised over hotels: AUCKLAND LICENSING DISTRICT (comprising the three electorates of Auckland East, Auckland Central and Auckland West) — ■ Clarence George (Officer Salvation Army) M.ILNE, Rey. William Ritchie (St. Stephen's Presbyterian ■ Church) ,' OLDS, Rev. Edwin Thomas- (Pitt Street Methodist Church) PRYOR, Rev. David Nicol (St. Andrew's Presbyterian . Church) WAITE, Rev. Alfred Edward (St. John's' Methodist Church) ONEHUNGA LICENSING WAITEMATA LICENSING DISTRICT— DISTRICT— . ARDERN, Samuel Porritt Lionel Gladstone BECKETT, Frederick William - REMUERA LICENSING FRANKLIN LICENSING DISTRICT— DISTRICT— HOLMES, John Thomas BEST, A., Bombay. JOHNSTON, William BLAIR. C.. Pukekohe. PHILLIPS, Charles Edward, J.P. ROBERTS, John Frederick Support tiie above Candidates and urge your friends to do the same. REMEMBER THE DATE-TO-MORROW (TUES.), MARCH 14. DO NOT FAIL TO VOTEI PUBLISHED BY THE UNITED TEMPERANCE SOCIETIES, AUCKLAND.