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AMTJSKMENTB ___^ 11.0 — Regent — 11.0 2.0 — To-day — 2.0 5.0 — Regent — 5.0 8.0 — To-day — 8.0 , AND ALL THIS WEEK j J. C. Williamson Picture Corp.. bed, .■) * It Universalis Glorious Technlcoloor j "Ali Baba aijd the Forty ! " Ali Baba and the Forty, ' " Ali Baba and the Forty, ' • ' " Ali Baba and the Forty; i Thieves" Thieves " Thieves " , ■', Thieves" ;■: MARIA JON TTOHMI | Montez Hall Bey i ANDY DEVINE ' ; And Thousands In Thrilling Teeanlealner I Spectacles. Burning Days of Bold Adventure! * Phone 32-888. Plans at Regent. ■ Approved for Universal Exhibition. — "— '-am. . V|! 11l llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillill 1 V |||i 11 STRAND || H! I' ! iiiillillllllllllllllllNllllllllillllll I; [111 ;, Direction: Civic Theatres. Ltd. (J||, || Four Sessions Daily 11 — 2 — 5 —- 8 o'clock ~j Plans at Theatre. Phone 43-1U ChUdrcn Half-price at All Sessions ExcejrtJlaf Saturday and Holiday Nights. FIRST RELEASE IN AUCKLAND Kay Francis Carole Landis Martha'Raye . Mitzi Mayfair In The Great New 20th Century Pox Screen Hit., "FOUR JILLS IN A JEEP" The Merry Laugh-packed Song-filled Dramatisation of Four Screen Stan who take their Own Show to the Hentinj Boys. rjTT'AT? -JIMMY DORSET, Playing Stt Mm •tin,-"". Song Hits. Alice Faye Betty Grable Carmen Miranda Dick Haynes (Radio's Singing Sensation) All Singing the Latest Hita AND DOZENS OF OTHER FAMOUS STARS To make this a. Picture the Whole Family wQ Enjoy. The Grand First Hall Includes: "ICKEL meets pickle," Terrytoon Cartaou, "WORKER AND WAR FRONT," Ministry ot Information. "BACK TO BIKES." Sporte Reriav. And the Latest Paramount Air.Mail Reriw. Approved lor Universal Exhibition. " ':' TOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER COMMENCING SATURDAY, JANUARY 13 AT 2.15 AND 8. D. D. O'Connor Presents j "HAMLET" "HAMLET" "HAMLET" PRINCE OF DENMARK By WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE. Played in Modem Dress by Thirty Pl&yen Of the Canterbury University Drama Society. Produced by NGAIO MARSH. "An unusual felicity... a 'Hamlet , in modem dress, but still with picturesque power to rM» attention and compel admiration . Miss MarsiJ* imagery is striking. Those who do not feelth» beauty and force of it can hardly be alive to artistry and imaginative direction.". „.„„,.. iul/O * —otago Dally Times. 18/12/«. •■The whole production was brilliantly oreaaiMd: the action swept forward through a seriesol ocmmandingly-staged scenes — producing a "*»• splendid effect." _ N _ "An excellent performance of the great tragedy ... in the exacting part of Hamlet Mr. A. J. Hnderson scored a triumph." . —The Press, Chnstchurch. "Miss Ngaio Marsh has a high reputation as » producer, and the excellence of her work _was manliest throughout .. No more effective final curtain has been seen here the splendid wont of the players evoked an unmistakable ovatlprv.... something which playgoers "g^V^ FIVE NIGHTS ONLY. MATINEES SATURDAY AMD WEDNESDAY. Plans Open Next Tuesday at Lewis Eady, Ltd. Direction D. l>. O'Connor EVERY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY CIVIC WINTERGARDEN CABARET . PICNICS AND EXCURSIONS THE DEVONPORT STEAM FERRY CO., tTD' WAIHEKE PASSENGER SERVICE. Weather and other circumstances permitting. Leave . Le s'!,. Auckland . "£"»"• Monday Steamer 9.30 a.m. 7s2£m Tuesday Steamer 9.30 a.m. l^m' Wednesday .. Steamer 9.30 a.m. .%„ n m Thursday .... Steamer 9.30 a.m. H2_-£-Friday Steamer 7.00 a.m. H^'m" Fridav Steamer 5.45 p.m. 7.0S P _>• laS"ay ■.::.. Steamer 1.00 p.m. 2.20 p.m. Sunday Steamer 9.30 a.m. 6.00 p.m. Parcels and light perishable cargo carried IB Steamers MONDAY to THURSDAY ONLY. Buses running through Oneroa to and from Surf-

dale meet all vessels. All vessels leave from and return to Ferry Building. FARES: Over 14 years. 2/6 return, 1/6 «"^|| Free. WAIHEKE CARGO. A General Cargo Vessel will leave Auckland lor Matiatia on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 10 a.m. Documents stamped at Ferry Building Office, and cargo received at ship's side up to 9.30 a.m. on day of sailing. Return cargo received at Bnip at Matiatia between 12 noon and 2 p.m. the seme day. Charges pre-paid. Freight rates on application. .„ PHONE 41-346. •■ PUBLIC NOTICES THE AUCKLAND ELECTRIC POWER BOARDALTERATIONS TO METHOD OF CHABGINO FOR WATER HEATING SERVICES. (1) Public notice is hereby given that, under the provisions of the Electric Water Heating °™^ the 'owner of every water heating service, for th« operation of which electricity is supplied by tne Board on a basis requiring a fixed annual P&»ment, to alter such water heating service so th»t the supply of electricity for each service is controlled by a thermostat, and Is also measured W a meter. (2) As and when the necessary labour, materials, and equipment are available, then upon notice Ircni the Board the owner of every such water heating service will be required to have a tnermostat fitted to control the operation of tne service. (3) Under the provisions of Amendment No. * of the above order the Auckland Electric Power Board is required on or before the 3lst day or March. 1945, to instal a meter for the roeasurlnS of the supply to every water heating service. (4) The- Board will, at its own cost, and after notification to the consumer erect the necessary meter. As from the date on which the meter is erected the fiat rate charge will be discontinued, and the consumption thereafter charged W accordance with the recorded consumption. R. H. BARTLEY, M.1.E.E.. M.l.Mech.E., General Manager. :s 4. J. PAKE AND S ON. PATENT AND TRADE MARK ATTORNEYS, National Bant Building. Shortland Street. F. H. HAY (Fel. Inc. Inst. P.A.). Reg. Patent Attorney. Managing Partner. INFORMATION BOOK FREE ON APPLICATION. C. EO. E. BEAD AND 8O N. OPTICIANS. Karangahape Road, Are CLOSED for the Holidays, and wil'. REOPEN FRIDAY, JANUARY 12. 1945. l lu S.O.S. MOTORS, otahuhu. are open till 9 PJ»^