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Dominion, Volume 33, Issue 181, 27 April 1940, Page 5

MAJESTIC SESSIONS: 2 p.m. 8 p.m. “TMP LAST FEW DAYS! H mitM Farewell to the gayest SA® picture in years . . your lIOtI final opportunity to see WW lira MflS E-uVa this exhilarating comedy « of women . . . and it's B all about MEN! ,2 I A MetrovGoldwyn-Mayer Picture — Recommended by Censor tor Adults. Plans at D.I.C. ond Theatre (45-100).

A COLOSSAL DOUBLE PROGRAMME MATINEE 2 P.M. EVENING 7.45 AT THE PARAMOUNT THEATRE COURTENAY PLACE. Dir.: G- L. Johnston. Tel. 51-842. 20th Century-Fox Films Present RONALD COLMAN | CLAUDETTE COLBERT T VICTOR McLAGLEN | ROSALIND RUSSELL ~| In One of the Greatest Pictures ot All Time “UNDER TWO FLAGS” With GREGORY RATOFF — HERBERT MUNDIN NIGEL BRUCE —C. HENRY GORDON AND A CAST OF TEN THOUSAND. — Also — ON THE SAME PROGRAMME LESLIE HOWARD Famous Star of "PYGMALION" With | INGRID BERGMAN | CECIL KELLAWAY | EDNA BEST | JOHN HALLIDAY j ENID BENNETT ANN TODD “INTERMEZZO” (Both Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) PRICES: 2/-, 1/6, 1/-. Plans Now Open at Theatre and D.I.C. No Extra to Book.

CLOSING NEXT SATURDAY I z CLOSING NEXT SATURDAY I The New Zealand CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION The Exhibition is working up to a grand and glorious final. Day by day the crowds are increasing and the fun becoming better and brighter. Days and nights of gaiety and excitement — Music, dancing, thrills galore. JOIN THE CROWDS —SHARE THE FUN. TODAY, 3 p.m. — and again TONIGHT, 7.30 p.m., in the Band Shell Area SOUTHLAND BOYS’ HIGH SCHOOL—DRUM, TRUMPET AND BUGLE BAND. Bverybody should see the impressive performance of this fine band. The programme ineludes Bugle and Trumpet Marches, Reveilles, the American Call and Waltzes. The Last Post and the Retreat at Sunset are also included. The Band, ■which has a personnel of 52, has been trained by Lieutenant J. L. Napier. All Types of Manoeuvre Carried Out — Dan’t Miss This Spectacular Display. GIGANTIC HARRIER CHAMPIONSHIP Commences 3 p.m. TODAY. Largest field ever to compete in cross-country race in N.Z. 300 Competitors from all over the Dominion. Start and finish at Central Fountain in Centennial Avenue. Trophies will be presented at the Tower Steps at the conclusion of race. Competitors will meet outside Tirangi Road entrance at 2.15 p.m. TODAY, 3 P.M.. MARRIAGE OF ANNE STEWART AND I. McKAY. COME TO THE EXHIBITION I Admission To Exhibition: Adults 1/-; Juveniles (under 16), 6d. You see the whole Exhibition (with the exception of IVaitomo Caves, Caharet and Amusement Devices) for the one admission price. HOURS: Courts, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Playland. 10 am. ft 11 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday; to midnight Thursday, Friday, Saturday. COMING EVENTS. MONDAY: Demonstration by Wellington Sunday School Scholars.

SIGN THE CENTENNIAL ROLL PERPETUATE YOUR NAME IN THIS IMPORTANT HISTORICAL RECORD. TO BE PRESERVED IN THE DOMINION MUSEUM. General Exhibits Court —Next MOA ROLL CLOSES MAY 4

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