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DAILY AT IT Plans at D.I.C. or 2.15 p.m. b 8 p.m. Direction; Sir Beniamin Fuller. Theatre (54-775). What a Feast of Fun and Gaiety this Show is—« and what a Riot of Hilarious Laughter—Ned Sparks is a Perfect Scream . . . It's Ages since CWellingtnnians have enjoyed such a Melodious and Entertaining Picture. Lj PARAMOUNT PICTURES PRESENT: | rrwf mt iukei " LWith BING CROSBY ; LINDA WARE — NED SPARKS i LOUISE CAMPBELL S THE SUPPORTING PROGRAMME "BUSY LITTLE BEARS." This entertaining featurette won lost year’s Academy Aword—the best one-reel production. "A DESERT (luikik. ADVENTURE" (Grantland Rice Sportlight). "TED FIO-RITA AND ORCHESTRA." NEWSREEL includes close-ups of "Cobber" Kain. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.)

2 be LUXE T % S .,VX° — (Courtenay Place) ———————— 3 BIG ATTRACTIONS 3 No. 1. THE "DEAD END" KIDS In Their Latest and Best To Date, “Angels Wash Their Faces” No, 2. Warner Bros.’ Thrilling Melodrama "PRIVATE DETECTIVE" (Both Recommended by Censor for Adults.) No. 3. — ON THE STAGE — IVAN PERRIN Well-known Composer of "THE APPLE SONG," Playing for the First Time his Newest Number "MAORI LULLABY" — Hear Laurie Jones Sing It!

CONCERT CHAMBER—TOWN HALL TONIGHT—AT B—TONIGHT TONIGHT—AT B—TONIGHT And TOMORROW NIGHT. TOMORROW NIGHT. THE WELLINGTON REPERTORY THEATRE (Inc.) Present the. 2—FT NAD PERFORMANCES—2 Of ‘‘THE VOYSEY INHERITANCE” A Play in Five Acts by HARLEY GRANVILLE-BARKER. Produced, by LEO DU CHATEAU. BOX PLANS AT D.I.C. PRICES: 4/3, 2/6 and 1/6. PUBLIC NOTICES. TYISABLED SOLDIERS’ ART ■U UNION. DRAWN MAY 13, 1940. Ist Prize 1497 2nd prize 151’57 3rd Prize 32051 4th Prize 2] 562 sth Prize 32583 6th Prize .. 6340 S 7th Prize 41680 Bth Prize . 17809 9th Prize . 18038 10th Prize 21515 11th Prize 8443 12th Prize- 26187 13th Prize 15857 14th Prize 22450 15th Prize 44988 16th Prize ........... 40223 17th Prize 12500 ' 1 Sth Prize 14376 19th Prize 56592 20th Prize 46911 . At PiETURNtt) SOLDIERS} qpHE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the Wellington Returned Soldiers’ Association (Incorporated) will be held in the Association's Rooms, 12 Victoria Street, on WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 1940, at 8 p.m. BUSINESS; 1. Minutes of last Annual Meeting. 2. Annual report aud Balance-sheet. 3. Result of Election of Officers and Committee. 4. Election of Hon. Solicitor. 5. Election of Auditor. 6. NOTICES OF MOTION: (1) That the Delegates to the Dominion Conference be appointed by the Executive in Committee. (2) That Rule 22 be amended by adding the following, “providing however that the President shall not be eligible for nomination for more than three times in succession.” (3) That provision be made in the Rules to hold additional General Meetings in August, November and February in each year. (4) That it be a direction to the Executive to formulate a plan for the utilization of the accumulated funds of the Association to establish Club Rooms that will be suited to the needs of the Returned Soldiers of the present War and the last War, and that a report upon the proposals be submitted within six months hereof to a General Meeting of the Association. (5) Interpretation: Rule 2—Delete the word “previous” in the fifth line. (6) General. J. SPENCE, Secretary.

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