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AMUSEMENTS Your Entertainment Guide CHRISTCHURCH CINEMAS, LTD. Present at the REGENT 2,15 P.M. TWICE DAILY 8 P.M. Shoppers' Session Friday, 5 p.m. Paramount’s Hilarious Musical Comedy IN TECHNICOLOUR “RAINBOW ISLAND” With DOROTHY LAMOUR EDDIE BRACKEN GIL LAMB You’ll Never Stop Laughing Box Plans at D.1.C., Theatre 'phone 34-616. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) MAJESTIC 2.15 p.m. TWICE DAILY 8 p.m. Last Day of Maria Montez in "GYPSY WILDCAT" (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) TO-MORROW I An Up-to-the-Mlnute Blitz In Laughs With a Brand New Comedy Team THE MARSHAL OF MIRTH Jimmy Durante WITH HIS AIDE DE COMEDY Phil Silvers In Warner Bros. Riotous Army Comedy “YOU’RE IN THE ARMY NOW” You’ll Rock With Laughter When You See These Military Maniacs In Action! (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) RESERVES; D.I.C. or Majestic, 33-537. T1 V 0 LI 2.15 P.M. - NOW SHOWING - 8 P.M. Shoppers’ Session: Friday, 5 P.M. The Hilarious Mystery Comedy “The Body Disappears” JEFFREY LYNN JANE WYMAN , (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Friday Next! ANOTHER BRITISH MASTERPIECE 1 Glorious Singing! Magnificent Musicl A Delightful Romance! “I’ll Walk Beside You” RICHARD BIRD LESLEY BROOK THE LONDON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA JOHN McHUGH, ST. DAVID'S SINGERS Box Plans at D.I.C. Theatre ’Phone 32-810. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) GRAND .srinir The Dynamite Loaded Drama of the men who flirt with danger 1000 ft Highl “WRECKING’ CREW” Richard Aden Chester Morris ALSO: Spy war on the Pacific! Leo Carrillo Andy Devine Irene Ilcrvey Turhan Bey “UNSEEN ENEMY” (Both App. for Universal Exhibition.) THEATRE ROYAL 2.15 P.M. TWICE DAILY 8 P . LAUGHS! GIRLS! MUSICI ROMANCEI It’s Gay! It’s Young! It’s Tuneful! “YOU CANT RATION LOVE” Belly Rhodes Johnnie Johnston ALSO: The Thrilling Western Drama I “SILVER SPURS” Roy Rogers Smiley Burnette (Both App. for Universal Exhibition.) ST. JAMES' K5 1.45 p.m. TWICE DAILY 7 p.m. Jeanette MACDONALD Robert YOUNG In the Musical Comedy ‘ “CAIRO” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) MARSHA HUNT ALEXANDER KNOX In the Sensational Drama “NONE SHALL ESCAPE” (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) RESERVES: D.I.C. or St. James, 35-820. PUBLIC NOTICES RE. R. H. RITCHIE. ASPHALTER, NEW BRIGHTON. PERSONS having Claims against the above-nanted are requested to forward details of their accounts to his Accountants, Messrs H. R. Best and Abbott, P.O. Box 1)65, Christchurch, C.1., not later than 20th August, 1945. R. H. RITCHIE. X 8872 ' CAR PARTS AND ACCESSORIES. FAN-Belts, Bulbs, Spark Plugs, Vulcanisers, Brake Lining, Brake Parts, Head Gaskets, Fuel Pumps, Axles, Bearings Bendix Drives, Valves, Carburettor Parts Brass Fittings. ROYDS-HOWARD, LTD., 211 Cashel street. R2137 ALLIANCE ASSURANCE CO.. LTD, (Incorporated in England.) ASSETS EXCEED £30,000,000. The following classes of Insurance are transacted:— Fire Marine Workers’ Compensation Fidelity Guarantee Burglary and Theft Personal Accident Third Party Plate Glass Motor-car. E. H. BOX, Manager, 'Phone 32-533 135 Hereford st. STOP PRESS ♦ STALIN’S HEALTH IMPROVES A correspondent of Du: 8.8.C. la Germany reports that Mr Stalin, who has been indisposed at Potsdam, is now bettor, and that the Big Throe arc 1 ik.Ay to meet again before to-night.— London, July 31. LAVAL LEAVES SPAIN It is reported from Barcelona that Pierre Laval, accompanied by his wife, has left Spain by ■aeroplane for an undisclosed destination. A scmi-i/llicial statement said Laval had not left of his own free will, but had been formally invited by the Spanish Government to leave the country. This was in accordance with the Government's decision not to harbour political refugees.—London, July 31. BURMA CAMPAIGN Japanese losses In fighting in the Sittang river area of lower Burma now total more than 6000 killed and 600 prisoners. A communique issued by South-east Asia Command says that the main fighting has been near Pyu, about 120 miles from Rangoon. Allied troops made attacks on two Japanese-held villages. One of them was cleared, and Indian troops who attacked the other killed many of the enemy garrison.—London, July SI.