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amusements FOUR SESSIONS TO-DAY! At 11 a.m. - 2 P.m. - 5 p.m. - 8 p.m. r-niriu-vn-Maver brings you the Winning of " last-moving drama that Tnkvo! The story of a lighting * (Vol nf Thirteen Heroes in the Fall of Bataan See the most authentic fighting scenes ever brought to the screen! ST. JAMES' THEATRE Direction: Sir Benjamin Fuller. Metro-Goldwyn-Moyer's "RATAAN" — "BATAAN" "bataan" - "bataan;; "RATAAN" — "BATAAN "BATAAN" — "BATAAN" "BATAAN" - ;;bataan;; "BATAAN" — "BATAAN — With — ROBERT TAYLOR GEORGE MURPHY THOMAS MITCHELL — LLOYD NOLAN Associate Programme Includes: "Fine Feathered Friends" M.G.M. Colour Cartoon. And ST JAMES* AIR MAIL REVIEW. Plans 'at the Theatre daily Iron 10 a.m. Phone 32-9 JO. Unsuitable for Exhibition to Children. ST. JAMES' OPEN SUNDAY ST. JAMES' OPEN SUNDAY For the Forces in Uniform and Civilian Friends, the above programme will be presented in lull. 2 p#M< — TWO SESSIONS — 7.45 P.M. Reservations Now at the Theatre. PmRKELEYI This Evening at Eight o'clock. i ABBOTT and COSTELLO "WHO DONE IT?" A Screamingly Funny Shuddering Mystery. Approved lor Universal Exhibition. Air Mail News (Eisenhower in London. Churchill Home Alter Illness, Russian iront), etc. C NQT "Kept a°t"r *£k. rCAPITOL] B A pLnf A L TO-NIGHT 7.30 TO-NIGHT 7.30 William Powell and Hedy Lamarr in " CROSS ROADS " An Enthralling Dramatic Mystery. Recommended by Censor for Adults. And Rosalind Russell. Fred Mac Murray In " FLIGHT FOR FREEDOM " Thrilling Adventure. Heart-throbbing Romance. Approved for Universal Exhibition. Unpaid Bookings NOT kept after 7.30 p.m. 111 l ASTOR IHI "Zr.iSr To-night at 8 :: Variety Session 7.30 DIANNA BARRYMORE, BRIAN DONLEVY In " NIGHTMARE " EDWARD ARNOLD. ANN HARDING " EYES IN THE NIGHT " Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. PEERLESS 3T " phone" ilio? "' ' To-night at 8. •• REAP THE WILD WIND " (in Technicolour) Starring Ray Milland, Paulette Goddard and John Wayne. Recommended by Censor for Adults. MAYFAIR sA N To °82 H a m To-night and Monday Night 7.45. Randolph Scott and Ulenn Foru In ■■ THE DESPERADOES." In Technicolour. Marsha Hunt and Richard Carlson in •' THE AFFAIRS UF MAR IHA "Our Gang." Both Recommended by censor lor Aau.t-5. j SOUTHERN CROSS j I ELLERSLIE. I " EYES IN THE NIGHT," Ann Hardy and Edward Arnold. " DEVIL ON HORSEBACK," Lili DaJiiHa. Both Recommended by Censor lor Adults. THE TROCADERO Open 7 p.m. DINE AND DANCE Opp. Town Hall. AUCKLAND'S EXCLUSIVE DANCE AND SUPPER LOUNGE. Dinner Music. 7 p.m. to a p.m. Dancing trom 8 p.m. Phone 30-645. J No Phone Reservations Kept After 9 p.m. I Dress or Unitorm Essential Saturday Night. 16

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