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AMUSEMENTS. V Dir.: J. C. Williamson Picture Corp.. Ltd. Sessions 2 p.m. and 7.45 p.m. WILFRED LAWSON MOVITA—MICHAEL RENNIE The Gripping British Thriller PLAZA “THE TOWER OF TERROR” (Kecommended by Censor for Adults.) Was He Man or Ghost! DICK PURCELL JOAN WOODBURY | “PHANTOM KILLER”! (Recommended by Censor for Anults.) ALSO. ••TREACHERY” Fourteenth Smashing Episode of "OVERLAND MAIL” BOX PLANS D.I.C. or THEATRE. 3G-021. Come to the Cosy ST. ALBANS CENTURY L SS s 'SS e 7.43 p.m. FINAL SCREENING 7.45 p.m. Held Over. Your • Last Chance of Seeing this Unforgettable Show. You’ll be Sorry if You Miss it. Have no Regrets. See it for Yourself. Star-studded cast! 10 unforgettable Songs! .Riotous Comedy! Tender Romance! Glamorous Girls! TRULY IT'S THE YEAR'S GRANDEST ENTERTAINMENT! RITA HAYWORTH :: VICTOR MATURE CAROL LANDIS JOHN SUTTON “MY GAL SAL” ===== FFEE “MY GAL SAL” ==== = “MY GAL SAL” = In Technicolor The greatest, gayest, and funniest Musical ever screened. ‘ MANAGERIAL NOTE. We can confidently recommend “My Gal Sal” as the finest musical comedy ever screened at the Century. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) j SPECIAL. SPECIAL. SPECIAL, j Grand Family Matinee j One Screening Only. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 18th, 2.15 P.M. BOOTH TARKINGTON’S FAMOUS NOVEL With JOHN SHEFFIELD, the 8-year-old Star. Dorothy Lee. Ernest Truex, Anne Todd. The story of the lonely boy who wants a dog more than anything in the world. He's the boy you’d love to call your own. It’s out of the ordinary and you’ll leave' the theatre positively GLOWING. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Don’t be Sorry You Missed It. BOOK NOW. EMPIRE rTSZ EVERY TUBS. AND WED. EVERY FRIDAY AND SAT. TO-DAY and TO-MORROW. 7.15 P.M, Spine-Tingling Thrills! Preston Foster Patricia Morison Albert Dekker in “A NIGHT IN NEW ORLEANS” James Ellison :: Jerry Colonna Alan Mowbray in “ICE CAPADES” A breathless, ..exciting,, musical comedy. (Both approved for Universal ExhibiPUBLIC NOTICES. NEXT-OF-KIN SOCIETY. _== “LITTLE ORVIE” “LITTLE ORVIE” ■IE Monthly Social Gathering under the ispices of the Fighting Services Next--Kin Society will be held in the Wei-. i m e Club. Lichfield street, at 2.30 p.m. l WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15. A cordial invitation is extended to the omen next-of-kin of all soldiers, sailors, id airmen serving overseas to attencf OILSKIN COATS. There is no shortage of OILSKIN COATS ' AT MUNNS, LTD.. We have them by the dozen. • OILSKIN RIDING, WALKING oi CYCLING COATS from 49/6 to £5 15s *» ALSO OILSKIN COATS FOR LADIES •• AND OILSKINS SUITABLE FOR ARMY OFFICERS 99/6 •** OILSKIN LEGGINGS 19/6 Every garment guaranteed at MUNNS. LTD., Cnr. Colombo and Gloucester streets, ’Phone 36-485. C. CHRISTCHURCH TRANSPORT DISTRICT. METROPOLITAN LICENSING AUTHORITY, irsuant to Section 8 of the Transport sensing Amendment Act, 1936, it is herepublicly notified that a Public Sitting the Metropolitan Licensing Authority 11 be held in the City Council Chamrs, 194 Manchester street, at NOON on Tuesday, the 22nd September, to re»w all the Passenger Service Licences ued by the Authority for the operation private hire taxi-cabs for the purpose considering whether such licences ould not be amended so that they thorise the operation of public taxibs. An opportunity will be given to y person who in the opinion of the :ensing Authority is directly interested give evidence. H. S. FEAST, Secretary, Metropolitan Licensing Authority, u-istchurch, Sept. 14. 1943. 794; i 3TCHURCH TRANSPORT DISTRICT METROPOLITAN LICENSING AUTHORITY. UANT to the provisions of Section he Transport Licensing Amendment 1936, PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby that application has been received ie transfer of the following licence iduct a Motor-cab Passenger Service: ED LEONARD MOODY to WILLIAM •BARNETT. ■ person wishing to make represens against the granting of the above ation must lodge the same in wnrzith the undersigned, c/o. Chnsth City Council, 194 Manchester street, iter than NOON on WEDNESDAY, mber 22nd, 1943. he event of no written representabeing received, the application may •anted without further notice and nt a public sitting of the Licensing nty ‘ H. S, FEAST, Secretary stropolitan Licensing Authority church, Sept. 14, 1943. 7946 ELECTRIC COOKING M.E.D. DEMONSTRATIONS. NESDAY AND FRIDAY AFTERMS at 2.30 p.m. Expert instruction, ies to suit the times. Useful hints conomv and better cooking, s week's menus:— EDNESDAY. FR ID A Y. Ned Tongues. Smothered sausages, y crisp roll. Apple rolls, iry pudding. Curried Lentils, mere ginger- Cheese savouries. at j. Ginger sandwich. . fruit cake. the lift from the Show Room to the Third Floor. MUNICIPAL ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT. 7900 WANTED. IEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS. IEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS. ETC. —By— ANDERSON and SON, Auctioneers, ANDERSON and SON. Auctioneers, 534 COLOMBO STREET. Ring ’Phone 30-314 30-314 HEY WILL OFFER YOU THE BEST CASH PRICE. THEM NOW- — THEM NOW X 4155