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See . The Most Authentic righting Scenes ever brought to the Screen! See... * * * The Story of a Fighting Patrol of g ee Thirteen Heroes! * * * SG6 •. . The moving Jap "Forest." From the depths of the eerie Jungle a ''forest" advances against the See . . . defenders. * * * See ... The Bombing of Manila ... an -Open City" falls to Jap bombs! TO-DAY! — TO-DAY! TO-DAY! — TO-DAY! At 11 A.M. - 2 P.M.. - 8 P.M. ST. JAMES'. THEATRE Direction: Sir Benjamin Fuller. Metro-Goldwvn-Mayer brings you the beginning o! a fast-moving Drama that will end in j Tokyo .... "BATAAN" — "BATAAN" j "BATAAN" — "BATAAN" "BATAAN" — "BATAAN" "BATAAN" — "BATAAN" "BATAAN" — "BATAAN" "BATAAN" — "BATAAN" "BATAAN" — "BATAAN" "BATAAN" — "BATAAN" "BATAAN" — "BATAAN" — With — ROBERT TAYLOR GEORGE MURPHY THOMAS MITCHELL — LLOYD NOLAN Associate Programme includes: "Fine Feathered Friends" Colour Cartoon. Plans are open at the Theatre daily from 10 a.m. Phone 32-920. Special A Certificate—Unsuitable for Exhibition to Children. [BERKELEY! ISrV£ T This Evening at Eight o'clock. Rosalind Russell. Fred Mac Murray, Robert Benchley in " Take A Letter Darling" A Smart', Sparkling Romantic Comedy. Recommended by Censor for Adults. Cinesound Review and Selected Featurettes. rCAPITOLI B l A Splendid Laugh Programme with Music. LESLIE HOWARD. Joan Blondell, * Humphrey Bogart in " STAND IN " Also Ann Sothern. Red Skelton In " PANAMA HATTIE " Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. HII ASTOR lIH —iT To-night at 8 :: Variety Session 7.30 Lloyd Nolan. Mary Hughes in " DRESSED TO KILL " Recommended by Censor ior Adults. Joan Davis. Brenda and Cobina in " SWEETHEART OF THE FLEET »' Approved for Universal Exhibition. STALLS 6d CIRCLE 9d PFFPT TTQQ ST * HELIER'S L Phone 51-000 To-night, Wednesday and Thursday at 7.45. •TO THE SHORES OF TRIPOLI." with John Payne. Maureen O'Hara and Randolph Scott. Also "PIERRE OF THE PLAINS," with John Carroil, Ruth Hussey and Bruce Cabot. Both Uni. Exhib. CIVIC WINTERGARDEN CABARET NON-STOP DANCING In an Atmosphere of Cool, Comfort and Lavish Luxury. OPEN TO THE PUBLIC EACH FRIDAY AND .SATURDAY EVENING FROM 10.30 P.M. Mondays and Wednesdays Reserved Exclusively for Officers. OUTDQOU SPORTS AUCKLAND RACING CLUB (INC.) AUTUMN MEETING, 1944 — EASTER SATURDAY, EASTER MONDAY, APRIL 8 AND 10. PRIZE MONEY — £14,500. NOMINATIONS (£1 each) close with the undersigned on FRIDAY NEXT. MARCH 17. oy 5 P.M. At the same time FORFEITS (£1 each) are due for the GREAT NORTHERN OAKS GREAT NORTHERN CHAMPAGNE STAKES GREAT NORTHERN ST. LEGER STAKES FEES must accompany In fach instance. W. S. SPFNCE, Secretary. 91. Shortland St., Auckland. :16 North Shore Swimming- Club GRAND SWIMMING CARNIVAL, MARCH 15 AT 7.45 P.M. At TEPID BATHS. Good Swimming and Novelty Event;;, Diving, Water Polo. Adults 1/, Children 6d. 14 AUCTIONS IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE GEORGE WALKER, LTD., AT THE DE LUXE SALEROOMS. THURSDAY NEXT AT 11 A.M. MAHOGANY AND OAK FURNISHINGS. AT 12.30 P.M.: COOPER 221N ELECTRIC IRONER, as new. ROTHERHAM & WALTHAM POCKET WATCHES. both 18ct and Id-Jewel. FITTED WARDROBE TRUNK. Man's Canadian Imitation Bearskin Coat. Man's Tweed Overcoat (Camelhair Lining). Lady's Beaverinc Coat, Waterproof Motor Rug. AT 1 O'CLOCK: SPANISH MAHOGANY BUFFET (very old). MAHOGANY 8-DRAWER CHEST. VERY OLD MAHOGANY GRANDFATHER'S CLOCK, 200 years old, Solid Brass Dial, by John Boreham-Skimpling. MAGNIFICENT CARVED ITALIAN FIGURE, depicting Fawn Carrying 2 Cherubs. * 3 OLD WALNUT CHAIRS. MAHOGANY COMBINATION COCKTAIL AND GRAMOPHONE CABINET. Catalogue Includes:— LIVING ROOM—FINE OAK DINING ROOM SUITE of 8 Pieces (comprising Buffet, DrawleaJ Dining Table and 6 Chairs to match), COPPER COFFEE PERCOLATOR SPIRIT URN, E.P. Hot Water Can. Glass Ware. HANDSOME CHESTERFIELD SUITE of 3 Pieces (uphol. in Floral Tapestry, with Rexine Sides), Cushions, Oak Dropside Tea Wagon. ROYAL DOULTON TEA SET 21 Pieces, MODERN OAK DINING ROOM SUITE of 6 Pieces (comprising Leadlight and Mirroi Sideboard. Drawlraf Table and 4 Chairs), 2 Good Water Jugs, Decanter, B.C. Fire Screen, Spark Screen, 3-PCE. CHESTERFIELD SUITE (uphol. in Wool Moquette), Fireside Chairs. OAK LEADLIGHT CHINA CABINET, Oak Tea Wagon, E.P. Tea Set, Oak Occ. Table. OAK FIRESIDE SETTEE SUITE of 3 Pieces (uphol. in Genoa Velvet). WALNUT VENEER REFECTORY DINING TABLE AND 4 SHAPED-BACK CHAIRS en suite. D.S. China Cabinet, with Sliding Doors, Tapestry Hostess Bed Settee. PRINCESS ELECTRIC VACUUM CLEANER, Etc. BEDROOMS — CHARMING OAK BEDROOM SUITE ot 4 Pieces (as new, comprising Fulllength Wardrobe. Large Reflex Dressing Case, Fitted Gent.'s Tallboy and Double Panel Bedstead en suite). H.S. Wire Wove and Good Kapok Mattress and Pillows. Seagrass Chairs, curtains BEAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD POLISHED BEDROOM SUITE of 5 Pieces (comprising Shaped Mirrored Wardrobe. Dressing Chest. Stool. Gent.'s Tallbov and Double Panel' Bedstead, all on Cabriole Legs). H.S. Wire Wove. Best Kapok and Pillows. WHITE ENAMEL BEDROOM SUITE (comprising Frameless Mirror Dressing Chest. Tallboy and 3ft 6in Panel Bedstead with Vi-Sprung Mattress and Base), D.P. and Rimu Tallboys. Rimu Chests, 8 SINGLE OAK AND RIMU COMB. BEDSTEADS. 8 GOOD SINGLE MATTRESSES, Pillows and Other Bedroom Plenishments. KITCHEN TABLE AND CHAIRS, Enamel and Alum. Cooking Utensils, Crockery, Glass Ware, Casserole. Electric Toaster. Jugs, Electric Tron, Mincer. Dust Bin. Carpet Sweeper, Brooms, Mops. 2 Good Lawnmowers. Full Range Garden Tools, Bucket, Axe and other Useful Sundries. AND AT 2.30 P.M.: AXMINSTER AND WILTON CARPETS (assorted sizes), RUNNERS AND FLOOR RUGS. NOW ON VIEW. GEORGE WALKER, LTD., The Furnishing Auctioneers. Leonard Coakley, T. A. Goulding, Auctioneers. , JA MOTOR CAR BY AUCTION. GEORGE WALKER, LTD., WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, AT THE SALEROOMS, 249. QUEEN STREET, THURSDAY NEXT, MARCH 16, AT 11 O'CLOCK. WILLYS KNIGHT 4-DOOR SEDAN CAR, 1929 model, perfect running order, good body work, good tyres. ON VIEW AT OUR ROOMS from D o'clock Morning of Sale. Leonard Coakley, T. A. Goulding, Auctioneers. ♦ : 14 LECTURES MAUREEN MORRIS ALEXANDER Speaks TO-MORROW (WED.). 2 p.m. To Women, "Be Free Of Nerve Disorders." FissV Floor, Brunswick Bldg., 174, Queen St. |j&ucalionDl and Interesting. Collection. 14 -37/ y