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Dominion, Volume 33, Issue 147, 16 March 1940, Page 5

Plans at D.I.C. or SESSIONS TODAY: MOw® RwfmWl Theotre - 2.15 p.m. £r 8 p.m. Phone 54-775. Direction: Sir Benjamin Fuller. I'LL MAKE HIM PAY—for every ghastly moment ... for ~ every lash of the whip ... for every raw wound of the chains ... I paid for his crime . . . now he'll pay me! Metro-Goldwyn-Moycr Presents j “BLACKMAIL” The Amazing Story of a Man's Revenge. ’WITH EDWARD G. GENE ROBINSON LOCKHART In his finest r01e... Who gently doubleos a man who lived crossed his "pal.". . . where weaker men fo the chain-gang, died. RUTH BOBS HUSSEY WATSON Who married a fugi- Young star of "On five because she be- Borrowed Time and lieved in him. B °V S Town ' THE SUPPORTING PROGRAMME —————— "EXOTIC EGYPT." "WEE! WEE! MARIE!" See the places the New A Slim Summerville Zealand boys are seeing. Comedy. "STRANGER THAN THE LATEST NEWSFICTION" REELS ( Unusual and Entertain- Including a new Nasti ing. Newsreel. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) FORT ZINDERNEUF HliSlalM STURDY OUTPOST OF THE FOREIGN LEGION I The Locale for Adventure and Courage. In the Mighty Box Plans Now _ 'BEAU GESTE’ or Theatre. A Paramount Picture. ST. JAMES-EASTER ATTRACTION M WIE TODAY ESSVIisSII y. p . m . Tel. 53-080. Prices 1/-, 1/6, Direction: New Zealand Theatres. 7.30 p.m. 2/3. .. To Be Dauntless in the Face of Danger ... To Be Fearless in the Face of Death!” THAT IS THE I ‘Code of the Secret Service’ iffi A WARNER BRO 1 : PICTURE. Approved for Universal Exhibition. 1 ALSO B.E.F. PRESENTS: IN ANN NAGEL “GANG B (J LLETS ” ROBERT KENT Recommended by the Censor for Adults. First Thrilling Chapter: "THE PHANTOM CREEPS.” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) — THEN — COMMENCING TONIGHT Farewell Appearance of REG MADDAMS before leaving New Zealand with the 2nd Echelon. REG. MADDAMS will play the Wurlifxer Organ each night for one week. FURTHER SCREENINGS OF ST. JOHN £5OO BABY CONTEST: SATURDAY I MONDAY i TUESDAY 1 WEDNESDAY , THURSDAY 281 to 350. 351 to 418. I Ito 70. | 71 to 140. |l4l to 210.

W E LLIN GTON CRIUK ET '' ASSOCIATION. SPARKLING CRICKET. THE CHAMPIONS (KILBIRNIE), v. THE REST. At the BASIN RESERVE TODAY. All the Local Stars in Action. Play commences 11 a.m. Admission 1/-. J. A. CARRAD. Hon. Secretary. 1 XTATIO.NAI. ARI GALLERY BUCKLE STREET I'HE CORONATION PICTURE AND CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION OF INTERNATIONAL AND NEW ZEALAND ART OPEN I'OMORROW (SUNDAY) AFTERNOON 2 p.m tot) pin Weekdays : 10 a m to :5 p.m ADMISSION f EES: Adults, I/Children (accompanied tn adult i ltd Season I'icnets. HD I'EAROOM OPEN DAILY BOROUGH OF MASTERTON. FAREWELL DINNER TO DEPARTING TROOPS. HIS WORSHIP THE MAYOR invites the attemlame of ail t(dicers ami Men of the Second Echelon who are i:n linn I leave in Masterton or surrounding district. ami are about to depart on Active Service oversea.-:, to a FAREYY ELL DINNER to be given tn the Midlard Hotel, Masterton. at 6 p.m. on WEDNESDAY' next. 201 h inst Will Troops please hand in their mimes to the 'Town Clerk's Ollice not. later than 4.30 p.m. on TUESDAY. 19th inst.. Io enable catering arrangements to be completed. G. T. O'HARA SMITH. Town Clerk. Masterton. March 14. 1910. BOROUGH OF MASTERTON. CIVIC FAREWELL TO SECOND ECHELON. 1 CORDIALLY’ invite the Public of .Masterton and "District to attend a CIVIC FAREWELL to members of the Second Echelon. NZ. Expeditionary Force, about to depart" overseas, to be held in the Opera House on WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 1940, at 8 p.m. THUS. JORDAN. Mayor. .Masterton, 14/3/40.