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AMUSEMENTS* Your Entertainment Guide CHRISTCHURCH CINEMAS. Present at the LTD.. REGENT TO-DAY: 2.15 and 6 PM. Her First Dramatic Triumph. DEANNA DURBIN “CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY” With GENE KELLY RESERVES: D.I.C. or REGENT, 34-616 (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) MAJESTIC 2.15 P.M. TWICE DAILY 8 P.M. Out of the Headlines on to the Majestic Screen Comes A DRAMATIC THUNDERBOLT A Mighty Drama of the Fighting French in all Their Glory, , “ The Cross of Lorraine ” “ The Cross of Lorraine ” Starring PIERRE AUMONT - GENE KELLY SIR CEDRIC HARDWiCKE (Recommended by Censor for Adults.). (And Unsuitable tor Children.) PLANS at D.1.C., THEATRE. ’Phone 33-537 T1 V 0 L 1 2.15 P.M NOW SHOWING 8 P.M, Shoppers’ Session: Friday 5 p.m. THE LAUGH OF A LIFETIME BRITISH EMPIRE FILMS Gaily Present “ Women Aren’t Angels ” - With - ROBERTSON HARE ALFRED DRAYTON POLLY WARD JOYCE HERON Box Plans at D.I.C. Theatre ’Phone 32-810. (Recommended by the Censor'for Adults) /1 ij \ vi I \ Continuous (l li A I\ l) from 11 am. Mystery in the Skies ACTION I INTRIGUE I ADVENTURE ! “BOMBAY CLIPPER” William Gargan. Irene Horvey Maria Montez Turhan Bey - IN ADDITION - RICHARD DIX In the Exciting Western Thriller I “BAD MEN OF ARIZONA” .(Both Rec. by Censor for Adults.) ST. JAMES' SSI] 2 P.M. TWICE DAILY 7 P.M, Sir Cedric HARDWICKE, Henry TRAVERS In The Greatest Picture Of All Time “THE MOON IS DOWN” Associate Feature PAT O’BRIEN RANDOLPH SCOTT In a Drama of Romance and Thrills. “ BOMBARDIER ” (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) RESERVES: D.I.C. or ST.-JAMES. 35-820. |H 2 P.M. TO-DAY 8 P.M. MONDAY 7 P.M. TUESDAY, 8 P.M. MICKEY ROONEY EDMUND GWENN lAN HUNTER FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW' ALLAN MOWBRAY “ A YANK AT ETON ” MARCH OF TIME Subject: “THE IRISH QUESTION’’ (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) I HOLLYWOOD | SUMNER Phone 46-001 RIALTO-KAIAPOI SCREENING NIGHTLY 'Phone 144 M Kalapoi. TO-DAY, 2 P.M. and 8 P.M. FRANCHOT TONE ELLA RAINES ALAN CURTIS, in “ PHANTOM LADY” “ PHANTOM LADY ” From the Novel by William Irish comes a Screen Classic of Suspense, Mystery, and Thrills. (Recommended more especially for Adult Audiences.) CONCERT. ' SALVATION ARMY. KAIAPOI. On MONDAY NIGHT, ORANGE HALL, KAIAPCI, at 7.45 P.M., a Concert by the Llnwood Life-Saving. Guard Troop; also Sale of Goods. Admission Is. 1178 PUBLIC NOTICES TRESPASSERS WITH DOG OR GUN ON KINLOCH WILL BE PROSECUTED. i 121 C. NORMAN, Manager. AS THE BUILDING In which we have had rooms for 20 years has been sold to a State Department, we desire new premises, comprising usual Offices. Showroom and Packing Room. Etc Good strongroom essential. FRED SLADEN and SONS. LTD.. P.O. Box 823, Telephone 36-664. Christchurch. 2093F.P WHEAT. WHEAT. WHEAT. WHEAT. IMPORTANT MEETING. MR R. McPHERSON. Wheat and Flour Controller, and MR H. WORRALL, a member of the Wheat Committee, have kindly consented to address a meeting in the DARFIELD MEMORIAL HALL on , THURSDAY, APRIL 26, AT 8 P.M. On the Urgent Need for the Growing of Wheat, All Farmers urgently requested to attend. C. G. JARMAN, Chairman Darfleld District Primary Production Committee. 2285 STOP PRESS 0 RUSSIANS NEARER BERLIN The German High Command to-day reports that Russian forces are 16 miles from the outskirts of Berlin. Fierce battles are raging at the north-eastern, eastern, and south-eastern approaches, According to the Germans the nearest point to Berlin reached by the Russians is Proetzel, on one of the main roads leading into the capital. To-day’s German communique reports that a tense situation has arisen at Muncheberg, 22 miles east of Berlin, where strong Russian forces made gains to tire south-west and south. The German Telegraph Service re-, ports that elements of the central reserve pool have been thrown in to strengthen Berlin’s defences. On the Neisse front the Germans say that Russian spearheads are 10 miles from Bautzen and 26 miles from Dresden. "Russian dispatches from the front north-east, east, and southeast of Berlin to-day continued to describe the operation as a drive rather than an offensive," reports the Associated Press correspondent in Moscow. “They Intimated that the battle is growing In fury and intensity as troops push deeper "into the heart of Germany, encountering fanatical resistance at every yard.*—London, April 20.