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I AMUSEMENTS 4 — SESSIONS ALWAYS -— 4 11 A.M., 2 P.M., 5 P.M., 8 P.M. — FULLERS ST7 JAMES' THEATRE ■' ' AIR CONDITIONED : Reserves at Theatre, Tel. 32-920. - LAST FEW DAYS Of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's Musical Comedy "TWO GIRLS AND A SAILOR" "TWO GIRLS AND A SAILOR" Associate Programme Includes: St. James' Air Mail Review of Important World Events. "Scenic Oregon" (Fitzpatrick Traveltalk). Approved for Universal Exhibition. ! Wednesday Next — Spencer Tracy j In Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's Dramatic Thunderbolt, "THE SEVENTH CROSS" Recommended by Censor for Adults. PLANS NOW OPEN AT THEATRE. j —- i ||i I ill! STRAND |!!|i|!|| 11 il :lllliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijliiii ! I lli Jilii Direction: Civic '.Theatre. Ltd. HUH II 11 — 2 — 5 — 8 TELEPHONE 43-114. 20th Century Fox Presents "WINGED VICTORY" j " WINGED VICTORY " 'L WINGED VICTORY " "WINGED VICTORY" " WINGED VICTORY " " WINGED VICTORY " " WINGED VICTORY " " WINGED VICTORY " THRILLS THRILLS LAUGHTER LAUGHTER ROMANCE ROMANCE 1 PVT. LON JEANNE McCallister Craine 1 i Stars of "Home in Indiana" SEE THEM NOW IN THE HEART-THROBBING " " WINGED VICTORY" " WINGED VICTORY " "WINGED VICTORY" * Broadway Stage Sensation winged to the screen by C Stars from the U.S. Army Air Corps. Over two hours packed with Glamour, Heartthrobs, Laughter and Thrills. Also 4 MIGHTY MOUSE CARTOON CAPITULATION OF BERLIN, BATTLE FOR OKINAWA, LIBERATION OF OSLO. , PLAN AT STRAND THEATRE. IT IS ADVISABLE TO BOOK. Approved for Universal Exhibition. ;HI ASTOR HI TO rne ON ol-43°3 AD * j To-night at 7.30. Variety Session 7.30 -8. Ann Sheridan, Robert Cummlngs in " KING'S ROW " Recommended by Censor for Adults. s Mariorie Woodworth. William Marshall »! "FLYING WITH MUSIC" I Approved for Universal Exhibition. I Also "Rhapsody in Rlvctr" in Technicolour. . ' MATINEE SATURDAY, 2 P.M. " Episode 3, "Raiders ot Ghost City, Coloured Cartoon. News and " FLYING WITH MUSIC." FCJQ ST. HELIER'S !r Hi HiXX JUHiOO Phone 51-000 I To-night, Saturday and Monday at 8 p.m. "DIXIE" . I In Gorgeous Technicolour .„___ Starring BINO CROSBY, DOROTHY LAMOUR, ' MARJORIE K.EYNOLD6, BILLY DE WOLFE, ■ LYNNE OVERMAN, RAYMOND WALBUKN and EDDIE FOY, Jun. ! Also Interesting Supporting Programme. '■ Serial 7.45 Fri. and Sat. only, and MATINEE 2.15 Saturday. Approved for Universal Exhibition. * ! | SOUTHERN~~CROSS~] " ! ELLERSLIE." To-night. "Saturday and Monday. "IN SOCIETY " Abbott and Costello. (Universal) " NINE GIRLS " Ann Harding, Jeff Donnell (Adults) MATINEE SATURDAY, 2 P.M. ' To-night, To-morrow and Monday Nights 7.30. Robert Donat in " THE ADVENTURES OF TARTU Also George Sanders in , e " THEY CAME TO BLOW UP AMERICA " „s :, Both Recommended by Censor lor Adults. :,<l lll'lll METRO POLE ||||||| TO-NIGHT — TO-NIGHT ~ BERT PETERSON'S BAND Vocalist: Berry Sergeant and Fraser Daley. Milk Bar. Supper. Reservations'. Phono 42-330. !. W. HASSAN, Director. ° r j DANCING NIGHT REVELLER* VI OLD - TIME PROGRAMME MASONIC — TO-NIGHT i 1 MY - T - FINE DANCE CL.UI » PARISH HALL (Late St. Sep.'s) - ENTER NOW FOR OUR GREAT HIDDEN )N TALENT CONTEST. £10 Cash Pfizes, also contract to sing with Bam for Three Months. TWO COMPETITORS SING EACH MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS. 1 MANCHESTER UNITY HAL DRECO DANCE ra On SATURDAY, JULY 14, at 8 p.m. All Friends Welcome. Admission 2/C. 1