FILMS AT CITY THEATRES

Press, Volume LXXVII, Issue 23354, 13 June 1941, Page 3

FILMS AT CITY THEATRES

“Australia Marches with Britain, made by. Ken Hall at Cinesound for’ the National Films Council of the Commonwealth Department of Information, has just been released fn Australia. The film was originally made for. export to England. 100 per cent.. Reader Value—“ The Press” Classified Advertising Columns. —6

SHORTS THIS WEEK AVON—Avon Service, ' latest world events; Leith Stevens’ and Orchestra, musical gem; “Tax Trouble,” variety; “Porky and Teabiscuit,” ; cartoon. STATE —“Winter Playground” (sports); Fox newsreel;, “Streamlined,” MAYFAIR —“Landing of the Pilgrims,” Terrytoon; “Florida, Land of Flowers’V International News; Fox Australian News. CRYSTAL—“The Face Behind the Mask"; and “Wildcat cf Tucson.” ' ’ ' . ■ PLAZA—“They Drive by Night” and “The Devil on Horseback.” LIBERTY—“Tin Pan~: Alley*and “The Bride Wore Crutches.”,' •

Savin? Scrap Metal.—An appeal to the public to assist the war effort by saving scrap metal and otheiV waste for making munitions and- weapons,and also to husband goods which were restricted in imports in war. time, 1 was made by the British High V.Cpmmissioner in New Zealand (Sir Hatry-Bat-terbee), the Minister for Supply.: (the Hon. D. G. Sullivan) and other speakers at the official opening ofthe Do-, minion’s first anti-waste exhibition in Wellington. Every householder, every Office, shop, and factory .had in its store-rooms accumulations containing valuable waste, said Sir Harry, and the time was ripe for the public to turn out their store cupboards.— Press Association.