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AMUSEMENTS DAILY! 11, 2,5, 8 P.M. Never Before Such Record Crowds . . . Such Wild Eq- ‘ thusiasm! No Wonder! IT’S BRITISH EMPIRE FILMS’ SMASH ' HIT OF 1950! Tlie Perfect Picturisation of the Play that Staggered London . . . Thrilled J8.8.C. * Listeners and Shocked “Daily Express” , Readers! “NO ROOM AT THE INN” “NO ROOM. AT THE INN” “NO ROOM AT THE INN” Brilliantly Starring FREDA JACKSON Giving an unforgettable performance as the despicable, loose Mrs Voray! Are These Our Children? A Sensational Drama of our Time that Dares to ask such a Question! CENSOR'S SPECIAL CERTIFICATE No Person Under 16 Admitted! Excellent Featurettes . . N.Z. Review .. . March of Time—“ Farming Pays Off” . “Without the Trees.” RESERVE NOW AT THE D.I.C. 'I|r~PLAZA ||h Direction: Kerridge-Odeon. ’Phone 36-031. ’ Free List Suspended CENTURY uSu^ A e?t S re Phone 35-600 7.45 p.m. FINAL SCREENING 7.45 p.m. IT’S PACKED WITH-LOVE, LAUGHS, MUSIC, AND THOSE FAMOUS KELLY DANCING ROUTINES. You’ll go for it in a big way! Romance with dance and song, with the stars of "ANCHORS AWEIGH.” GENE KELLY marie McDonald in M.G.M.’s New Romantic Comedy “LIVING IN A BIG WAY” with CHARLES WINNINGER * . PHYLLIS THAXTER , . SPRING BYINGTON (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) This happy picture unfolds the fast-mov-ing, mirthful tale of the post-war troubles of a man who- marries in haste but cannot repent at leisure because of a whirlpool of complications. Plans at D.1.C.; at Theatre from 6 p.m. RESERVE NOW FOR “JOHNNY BELINDA” Commencing Friday. SUBURBAN CINEMAS RANGIORA— . 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