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Press, Volume LXXVII, Issue 23300, 9 April 1941, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. EXTRA Special Late Preview “THE GREAT DICTATOR ” Thursday Night, 9.45 See Announcement PAGE 9 . 3rd AND FINAL WEEK SEASON ENDS TO-MORROW Book Early for Last 2 Days TYRONE POWER TYRONE POWER In His Greatest Triumph • i “ THE MARK OF ZGRRO ” (Approved lor Universal • Exhibition.) W. STATE -=| : =- 'Phone 32-249. ■ “ Where Christchurch Meets.”. '■ AMALGAMATED THEATRES.- LTD. (Throughout N.Z.). ’ ■ : ' Hearing Aids Available. . ' 2.15 p.m. TWICE DAILY ‘ 8 p,m. THURSDAY, 9.45 p.m. AND THEN ■ EASTER SATURDAY 111 I• I- 2.15-j • M>J j_B_i MANAGERIAL.Plans are Rapidly Filling. .It is Essential to Book Early ‘for 1 All ; N.Z. PREMIERE : OF -. ’ ■ THE MOST EAGERLY AWAITED . PICTURE EVER. ON THE SCREEN LAUGHS THAT WILL/ • BE HEARD AROUND , ■ • THE WORLD. After Five Long Years ; THE ■ ONE AND, ONLY CHARLIE CHAPLIN . CHARLIE CHAPLIN CHARLIE CHAPLIN CHARLIE CHAPLIN CHARLIE CHAPLIN CHARLIE. CHAPLIN , In His New-Comedy “THE GREAT DICTATOR” “ THE GREAT DICTATOR” “ THE GREAT DICTATOR” “ THE GREAT Approved for Universal 1 Exhibition. ... . ■ with .-:vT' Paulette Goddard Jack Oakie Reginald Gardiner , Maurice Moscovich Released: by United Artists. HE: TALKS ! HE-TALKS! , ' (AND HOW) YOU’LL SCREAM YOU’LL SCREAM BOOK TO-DAtY DON’T MISS-. THE BIGGEST EVENT IN THE HISTORY OF TALKING FILMS Plans for-- Matinees , at State . Theatre. Plans for' Evenings at D.I.C. and Theatre. RACING. CANTERBURY JOCKEY ( CLUB • AUTUMN MEETING, ,1941.. APRIL 14th and 15th. TRAINS will leave Christchurch for the Racecourse, stopping at Addington, at intervals, from 10.30 a,m. .to 12.15 p.m. TRAMS at frequent intervals. ADMISSION CHARGES. : To Course—Each, Is. To Course—Motor-cars, etc. (including driver): Each entry 2s. Taxis (all day pass), each 2s. To Outside Enclosure—Each Is 6d. To Inside Enclosure—Gentlemen, each , 6s. To Inside Enclosure—Ladies,' each ss. MEMBERS OF THE ARMED FORCES IN UNIFORM WILL BE ADMITTED FREE OP CHARGE. CHILDREN WILL NOT- BE ADMITTED rXCEPT UPON PAYMENT OF THE USUAL CHARGES. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by the Regulations made by the Club, under Section 33 of the Gaming Act, 1908, all bookmakers and undesirable persons are excluded from the.: Christchurch Racecourse, while same is being used or occupied by the Canterbury Jockey C.ub for a Race Meeting." ’ ADMISSION TICKETS op Sale, at Barlow’s, Jacobs’ and Lange’s, Tobacconists, and the Clarendon, • New City, Warner’s and United Service Hotels. FIRST RACE EACH DAT 12 NOON. F. T. H. BELL, 8084 Secretary, J£UMARA ■ RACINGACCEPTANCES. CLUB. Acceptances tor All Events, CLOSE [IS EVENING, APRIL 9th, at 5 p.ra. ... J. F. GILBERT, l ' Secretary. ► ICC AMATEUR SWIMHesults of Easter. Appeal. ' t, 1504; 2nd, 1381: 3rd,-1683, 4tK 1358; sth, ,1283; 6th, 1340/ • X 1642 j »E LILLIAN'ALICE ,de-' b. ceased. Would anyone holding , a ill or. other documents on.behaH of e above please communicate with e DISTRICT . PUBLIC. TRUSTEE, nristchurch. • i