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AMUSEMENTS. Third Thundering Week of Action ! Thrills ! Romance ! WITH THE SCREEN’S MOST ROMANTIC TEAM ERROL FLYNN ERROL FLYNN ERROL FLYNN OLIVIA DE HAVILLAND OLIVIA DE HAVILLAND OLIVIA DE HAVILLAND IN THEIR BIGGES'J HIT TOGETHER. .ll 11. “THEY DIED WITH “THEY DIED WITH “THEY DIED WITH THEIR BOOTS ON” THEIR BOOTS ON” THEIR BOOTS ON” i, if (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) WARNER BROS’. GLORIOUS STORY OB' THE FIRST DEFENDERS OF AMERICA’S FRONTIERS —A STORY THAT OUTTHRILLS FICTION’S MOST EXCITING PAGES 1 On the same programme; PARAMOUNT NEWS—first shots of an Allied Air Raid on Tokyo. “ROOKIE REVUE’’—Technicolour Cartoon. A Comical Caricature of Life in the Army! Reserve Now at the D.I.C. 2 P.M. MATINEES 2 P.M, 3 P.M EVENINGS 8 P.M. i| PLAZA |i Dir., J. C. Williamson Piet. Corp., Ltd. Hearing Aids Available. - ’Phone 36-021 Come to the Cosy ST. ALBANS ( '•UXT'T'T II) Luxury Theatre, LCjIN lUfil ’Phone 35-600. SPECIAL MATINEE TO-DAY: 2.15 P.M. “WHITE SAVAGE” In Technicolour. MARIA MONTEZ 1 SABU I JON HALL 7.45 P.M. TO-NIGHT 7.45 P.M. The Picture of the Hour ! A Drama of Glorious Courage, Exciting Romance—with Three Great Stars I Metro-Goldwyn presents JOAN CRAWFORD JOHN WAYNE PHILIP DORN “ REUNION IN~FRANCE 7r “REUNION IN FRANCE” “REUNION IN FRANCE” with REGINALD OWEN JOHN CARRADINE ANN AYARS ALEIRT BASSERMAN (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) From the seething background of Paris comes a story of a gallant lady and two brave men, sharing a bold adventure. EXCELLENT FEATURETTES. PLANS AT BEGGS AND THEATRE. EMPIRE T p e n^ Popular Prices: 1/-. 1/6, 2/-. (No Extra to Reserve.) MATINEE TO-DAY: 1.15 p.m. Final Screening To-night; 7 p.m. (Box Plan at Theatre from Noon.) The strangest Adventure Drama to come out of the shadowy world of Espionage I GEORGE SANDERS MARGUERITE CHAPMAN, in “ Appointment In Berlin ” LESLIE BANKS, in ,i “Went The Day Well” )|. 'l| “Went The Day Well” j|l' A Film full of suspense, excitement and thrills—a Film you should not miss I (Both Rec. by Censor for Adults.) IN M£MORIAM INSDALE—In loving memory of our ;ar brother-in-law, George, who died ay 20. 1944. God’s greatest gift, remembrance. Inserted by his loving brother and sls-r-in-law, Alex and Emma, and family: so Jack and Jean. DRDON—In loving memory of our dear n, Donald, who fell asleep May 19, 1941; ed 10 years. A beautiful memory. Inserted by his loving mum and dad. \SSALL —Roland John. Time deadens the loss, but not the memories. Inserted by Diana. SGGE—In loving memory of William Ed»rd who passed away on May 20. 1940. Always remembered. Inserted by his loving wife and family. ORRIS—In memory of a loving husband id father, Charles Henry, who passed /ay May 19, 1942. Always remembered. Inserted by his loving wife and family. 7EPHENS —In fond and sacred memy of a dear husband and daddy, Horace (arry), who was called on May 19, 1942. » that heareth My word and believeth * Him that sent Me, hath everlasting e, and shall not come into condemnain: but is passed from death into life. Inserted by his loving wife, Doris, and n, Peter. CORY—In loving memory of Mary ;atha Story, who passed away May 20, 42. iree years to-day since she passed away, _silence we remember le good, kind friend we've lost, id the happy days we had together, le was good and kind in all her ways, id toiled for others to end of her Inserted by her sorrowing friend, Sadie. CORY—In loving memory of our dear other, Mary Agatha, who passed away ay 20, 1942. In silence we remember. Inserted by her loving family, Crampn road, Reefton. INTERS —In loving memory of dad, who is y ed away on May 20, 1942; also Uncle aac, who passed away on October 23, 44. Gone, but not forgotten. 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