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Dominion, Volume 33, Issue 191, 9 May 1940, Page 3

MAJESTIC TWO WERE FUN I SESSIONS: THREE OF THEM . . . ARE A RIOT I 2 p.m. — 8 p.m. —— W Metro. _William POWELL a | MpS Ik Myrna Excellent Featurettes ' jpr Fitzpatrick Travelogue, ■ With Pete Intelligence x .x. Test, Latest Newsreels, TH,N MAN JUN,OR ' Scenes of Aotearoa's SF 1 fhe PeHeCt B ° by ' Arrival at Sydney. K Yl And ff ASTA Scenes of 1940 English Grand National Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre (45-100). Steeplechase. LAST DAY AND NIGHT of JACKIE COOPER, BETTY FIELD in "SEVENTEEN." Also HOPALONG CASSIDY (Bill Boyd) in "LAW OF THE PAMPAS." SPECIAL! (Matinees Only) Further Exciting Instalment of "THE PHANTOM CREEPS." (Programme Approved Universal Exhibition.) Tel. 53-080 for P.llle || Se ° tS ’ 7.45 p.m. V' 5 ' Direction: N.Z. Theatres, Limited. [ ' '•» ' w I Bi «_ > /, xj i ! • ! The world's most-photographed actress, ANN SHERIDAN, who rises to dramatic and inspiring heights in "ANGELS WASH THEIR FACES, the big new production at the De Luxe tomorrow. In this excellent film, dealing with the exposure of city corruption, are the Dead End Kids, Frankie Thomas and that most promising young star, RONALD RtAGAN. i Recommended Adult Audiences.)

x f WELLINGTON WRESTLING /XW ASSOCIATION I [A'u (Incorporated) TOWN HALL, MONDAY NEXT, MAY 13. The first local appearance this season of the popular Canadian, Earl McCready, fresh from new triumphs overseas. , Opposing McCready will be the handsome Bostonian, Joe Corbett, who is noted as a scientific matman. THE MATCH BETWEEN THESE TUTP SEASON ONDAT NIGHT SHOULD BE ONE OF THE BEST OB J-lIE SEASON EARL McCREADY v. JOE CORBETT (British Empire Champion). B 1 rerrOr} ' SEMI-PROFESSrONAL°AND AMATEUR BOUTS COMMENCE AT 8 P.M. Preferential Booking all dav today. Keep your ticket butt each week—it entitles Pr you to ?he same’seat. On y Preference bOO uii'iS,yXJ- w N.u: Bod,