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Auckland Star, Volume LXXVI, Issue 99, 28 April 1945, Page 12

AMUSEMENTS Direction: Civic Theatre, Ltd. Four Sessions Daily: 11 a.m.. 2 p.m., S p.m.. 8 p.m. • Prices 1/ to 3/4. Deaf Aids Available. Air Conditioned Throughout. BOX Plans at Theatre. Phone 30-100. NOW SHOWING: One ot the most, amazing stories ever filmed, from the Studios o( the Masters, Warner Bros., Entitled "UNCERTAIN GLORY" The unusual and exciting saga of a reprobate criminal-turned patriot, a murderous criminal who fell into the firm grip of a man of conscience and responsibility, with the ironic choice of allowing the criminal to escape his Just fate, or watching innocent men die. Starring PAUL LUKAS As the Police Officer who made a bargain with a Murderer. ERROL FLYNN He's never been more exciting than aa "the man without a name." JEAN SULLIVAN (the beautiful newcomer to the screen) as the girl who knew him least and loved him most—She had to hurry because he only had three days to live. Lucille Watson, Fay Emerson Recommended by Censor for Adults. On the Same Programme: "Three Cheers for the Girls" 2 reels of Dazzling Glamour, packed with Spectacle, with Music and Girls Galore. "Jack Rabbit and the Beanstalk" (Bugs Bunny in Technicolour) PARAMOUNT AIR MAIJJ NEWS ! "This is Germany" ' First pictures of devastated enemy towns now In Allied hand?. REG. MADDAMS at the Civic Organ. CIVIC OPENS SUNDAY"" at the request of the Authorities, for the Entertainment of the Uniformed Forces and their Civilian Friends, when the above programme will be shown. Doors Open Show Commences 7 o'clock 7.45 SUNDAY SEATS ON SALE TO-DAY. rWRfW¥VI MISSION BAT J 25JGjXtJ\.illJuil< I j phone 60-220 This Evening at Eight o'Cloclt Bette Davis and Paul Lukas In His Academy Award Winner "WATCH ON THE RHINE" Not a War Picture! It's a Superb Emotional Drama. A Film we are Proud to Screen! Recommended by Censor for Adults. Air Mail News. Special Film of V Bombs etc. Box Ofllce Open Continuously from 10.30 a.m. Unpaid Bookings Kept Till 7.45 p.m. Onto. rCAPITOLI B %hon M e6°2. s V ' This Evening at a Quarter to Eight. Elsie and Doris Waters, The Famous 8.8.C. Radio Stars in Gert & Daisy " It's In the Bag " A Perfect Scream of Laughter Approved for Universal Exhibition. Also Susan Peters and Richard Carson In "YOUNG IDEAS" Delightfully Amusing Romantic Comedy. Recommended by Censor for Adults. Unpaid Bookings Kept Till 1.30 p.m. Only. HTASTOR iii %rr«-«3 AD TO-nlght at 8 :: Variety Session. 7.30 Maria Montez, Jon Hall in "Ali Baba & the Forty Thieves" Gloria Jean. Bob Crosby and His Band in "PARDON MY RHYTHM" Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. PEERLESS r ' Phone 51-000 M ture Starring John Pa.vne. Betty arable, Victor Mature, and Jane Wyman. Approved for Universal Exhibition. Supported by an Interesting Programme. Serial 7.45 To-night.

MAYFAIR SA N phone* B N O-m H &" | To-night and Monday N'Bhts 7.30. Mickey Rooney. Frank Molina in THE HUMAN COMEDY Approved ior Universal Exhibition. Also John Loder, Eire nor Parker in •' THE MYSTERIOUS DOCrOH- __ Recommended by Censor for Adults. Support, Coloured Cartoon. i"soTOhern^cross I ELLERSLIE To-night and Monday. "GET CRACKIN," George Formby Exhibition) "YOUNG IDKAS," Heroert.Marshall, Mary Astor. (Recommended for Adu.ta). OPEN THE 1945 DANCING SEASON By Spending a " NIGHT IN HONOLULU at the PIRATE SHIPPE, MILFORD as s; Passions, Water Melon. THURSDAY. MAY 10. Benefit Takapuna R.S.A. Building Fund. Special L'-ue Ferry Arranged. • Tickets 5/ from Ltd.. and po^ LOCAL BODV NOTICES CITY OF AUCKLAND. WESTERN SPRINGS TEMPORARY HOUSING LOAN 1944, £J4,000. •Public notice is hereby given that the Mlowing HMnintion intended to operate as a Special craei, was passed at a Special Meeting of the Auckl nd ritv Council convened for that purpose, and held S the S day of April. 1945. and will come •in f cr confirmation at the Oidinary Meeting of the Council, to be held to the Council Chamber, Town Hall, Auckland, at 7 p.m. on THURSDAY. 17th day of May, 1940.— "In pursuance and exercise of the powers vested in it in that behalf by tho Municipal ooiporatlons Act, 1933. the Local Bodies Loans Act, 19-6, the Local Government Leans Board Act, 19.6. and regulations thereunder, and of all other Powers thereunto enabling it, the Auckland City Ccunc.l doth hereby by Special Order resolve to borrow the sum of Thirty-four Thousand Pounds (£33.000) by way of Special Lctut to bo known as the "Western Springs Temporary Housing Lean, 1944." for the purpose of providing temporary housing accommodation, including roadlng, paths, drainage, water, gas and electricity cn property at Western Springs, Auckland, owned by the Council. That the Imn be raised at a rate of Interest not exceeding Three Pounds (£3) per centum per annum, for a period of Twenty (20) Years from the date of the raising of the Loan. That the recurity therefor shall be a special rate of one-fifth of one penny in the £ i/n the Annual Value of all rateable property In the City. That no amount payable as cither Interest or Sinking Fund in respect of the said Lean shall be paid out of Loan money, and that the Loan be repsiid by equal half-yearly Instalments of Principal and Interest of One Thousand and Thirty-si:; Founds, Teat Shillings and Flvocence (£1036 10/5)." T. W. M. ASHBY, 28 Town Clerk. CITY OF AUCKLAND. WIDENING OF VERNON STREET. Public notice is hereby given that the following Resolution. Intended to operate as a Special Order, was passed at a Special Meeting of tha Auckland City Council convened for that purpose and held on the sth day of April, 1945, and will come up for confirmation at the Ordinary Meet 113 of Council, to be held in the Council Chamber. Town Hall. Auckland, at 7 p.m. on THURSDAY, the 17th day of May, 1945:— "The Auckland City Council hereby resolves by way of Special Order to widen Vernon Street by adding thereto the strips of land abutting thereon shewn as Lots I and 2 on a plan lodged hi the Land Registry Office at Auckland as Number 30739, and the said Lots are accordingly hereby declared to lorm part of the said Vernon Street." T. W. M. ASHBY. 28 Town Clerk. MEETINGS THE NATIONAL MILITARY RESERVE. The Annual Meeting of the N.M.R. Association will bo held on MONDAY. April 30, 7.45 p.m. prompt, in tho R.S.A. Rooms, High Street. BUSINESS: To receive Annual Report, and Election of Officers, 1945-46. R. McILWRAITH. 28 Hon. Sec. THE AUCKLAND SAVINGS BANK. A Meeting of the Trustees will be held at the Bank on WEDNESDAY NEXT, May 2, 1945, at 2.15 p.m. F. E. SUTHERLAND. 28 Manager. PROFESSIONAL *KIN AND SCALP SPECIALISTS. THE NEW RAY CLINIC. Ground Floot. Yorkshire House. 31. Shortland St. Principal: J. M GEORGE. S.R.N. British. American and Continental Modern Scientific Methods PHONE 44-178 O MENTAL SUGGESTION plays the biggest part in [ your life. Why not learn to use it to your own advantage? Inquire MARTIN KIMBEL, M.1.H.5.. 11. Fonsonby Road. Phone 27-537. _ 2 ? GILES AND GILES. Chiropractors. Palmer Graduates. Memoers N.Z.C.A. Dilwortb St 45-525 MS CHIROPRACTIC Health Services.—P. Hambltn. 603. Colonial Mutual Building. WS