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AMUSEMENTS Centrally Heated. Direction. Civic Theatre. Ltd. Four Sessions Dally: 11 a.m., 2 p.m., 5 p.m.. 8 p.m. Prices 1/ to 3/4. Deal Aids Available. Box Plans at Theatre Phone 30-100. NOW SHOWING. "JUKE GIRL" A Real Escapist Story of Thrills, Comedy and Action—there isn't a single Jap or Nazi in it. Starring Ann Sheridan — Ronald Reagan ALAN HALE — GENE LOCKHART GEO. TOBIAS — RICHARD WHORF ANN SHERIDAN She's a Good Girl—lor boys to dodge. She doesn't care what women think of her, so long as the men think of her. Recommended by Censor for Adults. n On the Same Programme: PARAMOUNT AIR MAIL NEWS, CANADIAN SKI STARS IN ACTION, LATEST PICTURES FROM FRANCE Californian Thoroughbreds (Sports Parade). LEO REISMAN and his Orchestra. "Flop Goes the Weasel" Technicolour Merrie Melodie Cartoon. REG. MADDAMS at Civic Organ. ~ f |~FULLgR THEATRESj | PRINCE EDWARD | NEWTON Phone 48-252 TO-NIGHT 7.30. Unsurpassed Entertainment. The Authentic Adventures of the Crew or a Sunderland. " COASTAL COMMAND " — Also — BETTY RHODES CLIFF EDWARDS "SALUTE FOR THREE" Music. Love and Laughter in a Story of the Girls who run the Services' Canteens. March or Time, Featurettes and News, also Victory Loan Film, "MISSING." "Green Archer," at 7 p.m. Programme Approved for Universal Exhibition. Excellent Matinee Programme To-morrow 1.30 1 BRITANNIA | THREE LAMPS Phone 26-041 7.30 THIS EVENING. (No Phone Reserves Saturday) Imagine the Fun 'Two Men. One Girl, All in the One Small Flat. JEAN JOEL CHARLES Arthur McCrea Coburn In "THE'MORE THE MERRIER" It's a Gay Romance That Puts Laughter on Your Lips, and a Tender Glow in Your Heart. Recommended by Censor for Adults. — Also Showing — ALAN BAXTER GERTRUDE MICHAEL • In "BEHIND PRISON WALLS" When Father and Son Land in Gaol There is a Mix-up. Approved for Universal Exhibition, i Matinee Saturday 1.30 SPECIAL PROGRAMME. Thrills! Thrills! and a Laugh In every one. Franklo Darro in " LAUGHING AT DANGER " Cartoon and Serials. Don't Miss the First Chapter of the New Sirial " DON WIN SLOW OF THE COASTGUARD." | VICTORIA [ DEVONPORT Phone 71-633 TO-NIGHT AT 7.30. Three Hours. Packed Full of Riotous Fun and Laughter with George Formby At His Funniest as he Paints a Village Black in " MUCH TOO ' SHY " "MUCH TOO SHY" Approved for Universal Exhibition. And ROBERT PAIGE LOUISE ALLBRITTON DIANA BARRYMORE WALTER ABEL In the Most Hilarious Laugh-Riot in Years! " FIRED WIFE " Recommended by Censor for Adults. Matinee To-morrow at 1.30 George Formby in " MUCH TOO SHY " Also Victor Jory in Edgar Wallace's Thrilling Serial, " THE GREEN ARCHER" (Epi. 1). Also Cartoon and Community Sing. | CAMEO | GREY LYNN Phbne 26-405 7.15 Tins EVENING 7.15 Laugh and Laughs Run Riot With George Formby "NO LIMIT " "NO LIMIT " The Screen's Convulsing Comedy with Thrills Galore on the Racetrack. — Also — M.G.M.'s 44 The Youngest Profession" With Virginia Weidler. Edward Arnold. John Carrol. And as Guest Stars, Lana Turner. Greer Garson, Walter Pigeon, Robert Taylor. William Powell. It's the Gayest, Most Delightful. Most Unique Screen Idea in Years. Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. Matinee To-morrow (Sat.) 1.30 FULL DOUBLE-FEATURE PROGRAMME AS ABOVE. Every Boy Scout, Every Scout should see our New Serial. " DON WTNSLOW OF THE COASTGUARD " Commencing To-morrow. MEETINGS CENTRAL CO-OPERATIVE COMMITTEE The Monthly Conversazione will be held TO-NIGHT in the OVERSEAS LEAGUE CLUB- : ROOMS, Third Floor. Queen's Arcade, C.l. Speaker: MR. A. B. THOMSON. Subject: "CO-OPER/TION AND EDUCATION." i Items. Discussion. Supper. ALL WELCOME. t

The Blood-Stirring Story of the Action that Saved N.Z. ; TI V 0 LI | OXFORD | TOP OF QUEEN STREET. QUEEN STREET. Near Gralton Bridge. g Opposite C.P.O. s Nightly at 8 1 Sessions Daily g Saturday 2 and 8 | At 11 - 2- 5- 8 j Phone 44-136. g Phone 42-274. g Direction: Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. COMMENCING TO-NIGHT — TO-NIGHT 1 20TH CENTURY - FOX FILMS PRESENT PRESTON FOSTER LLOYD NOLAN as FATHER DONNELLY 1 as "HOOK" MALONE! He never missed a man's fight The Sergeant whose men swore . . . nor asked a man's creed. at him . . . and by him. WILLIAM BENDIX •» " TAXI " All he wanted was to get the war finished, as it disturbed his love life. ANTHONY QUINN .RICHARD JAECKEL "SQOSE'i as "CHICKEN"! blood In his veins . . . Not old enough lor whiskers . . . Jap blood on his but Jap snipers gave him many bayonet. a close shave! In RICHARD TREGASKIS' Epic of Victory "GUADALCANAL DIARY" "GUADALCANAL DIARY" "GUADALCANAL DIARY" "GUADALCANAL DIARY" "GUADALCANAL DIARY" A Most Thrill ir.gly Human Story of Boys like Your Boys—Boys yoo kjicr*;Boys that did a man-size job and turned the key to vie-cry against desperate odds. Often outnumbered . . . never outfought! ATT. THE FIRE AND FURY THAT WAS GUADALCANAL IS VIVIDLY RECREATED IN THIS THOROUGHLY HUMAN PICTURE. Recommended by Censor lor Adults only and Unsuitable for Children. DON'T DELAY — BOOK TO-DAY FOR SATURDAY