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Dominion, Volume 35, Issue 7, 3 October 1941, Page 3

Majestic Dir.: Fullers Theatre Corp. TODAY: 2 P.M. 5 P.M. 8 P.M. M.G.M.'s BRILLIANT ■KT DRAMA! jH'/i with A j •’- x y Joan AKi- jjk? jSF;' CRAWFORD Melvyn & DOUGLAS I Conrod VEIDT w—w WOMAN’S FACE” ALSO PRES ROOSEVELT'S ANNOUNCEMENT OF U.S.A.'S SINK-ON-SIGHT POLICY. Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre. 45-100. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) TODAY: 2 and 7.45 p.m. DELUXE COURTENAY PLACE - - 53-080. Dir.: New Zealand Theatres Ltd. American Gangsters Versus Scotland Yard ! “MURDER IN SOHO” WITH Jock LoRUE : Sandra STORME (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) IN ADDITION Your Daring Aces Of Action—Face a Hundred New Thrills and Adventures. “MEN OF THE TIMBERLANDS” Featuring RICHARD ANDY ARLEN DEVINE (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) And—• Episode 3of "SKY RAIDERS.' SUBURBAN THEATRES giMjilingS f"CONTRABAND" Conrad Veidt Valerie Hobson f"ONE CROWDED NIGHT" Billy Seward Paul Guitfoyle ML J). .J HI BROOKLYN lr> < q| 3Ht P i 50-081 -(•"THE TREE OF LIBERTY" Martha Scott Cary Grant PLAYS CUPID" Penny Singleton . Arthur Lake Evening Performance Commencing 7.30 ■ I ■ J KARORI P Mjl Tel - 28-365 •(•"THAT UNCERTAIN FEELING" Melvyn Douglas Merle Oberon — Companion Feature — ■{"SECRET SERVICE, OF THE AIR" MIL 11 IM ■» 1 WWMI NEWTOWN gSLk < I fl [jq Tel. 24-753 (Blimey—things don't 'alf 'appen in) *"OLD BILL AND SON" j"TALL, DARK AND HANDSOME" Cesar Romero Charlotte Greenwood r-r ial «7j;^i~wnpa T eL 43-968 |Ha Mla 74" 4 !■■ thorndon •(•"NORTH WEST PASSAGE" Spencer Tracy And All Star Cast •(■"SMASHING THE MONEY RING" Ronald Regan Margot Stevenson ft |,‘|j t"NO, NO NANETTE" Anna Neagle Richard Carlson — Companion Feature — t"DR. CYCLOPS" OZIinjHS V''/V t"BACK STREET" Charles Boyer Margaret Sullavan '"DR. CHRISTIAN MEETS THE WOMEN" Jean Hersholt Edgar Kennedy "Gone With the Wind's" tempestuous Scarlet O'Hara and handsome Robert Taylor In •(•"WATERLOO BRIDGE" Vivien Leigh Robert Taylor Gloriously teamed ... in on Emotional Triumph . . . from the Romantic stage hit I EARLY BOOKING ADVISED PRINCE EDWARD (Woburn) Te 1.63-844 ■(■"WHEN THE DALTONS RODE" Randolph Scott Kay Francis *"FOR LOVE OR MONEY" June Lang Robert Kent DE LUXE (Lr. Hutt) - Td. 63-431 •(■"RHYTHM .ON THE RIVER" Bing Crosby Mary Martin ■(•"LUCKY CISCO KID" Cesar Romero Mary.. Beth Hughes M-U 'U'|A I’ll-"J| 1U LU HE”'T?”'H P Iffi <* J M Tel. 25-041 t"ON DRESS PARADE" Ann Sothern The Dead End Kids t"PLAY GIRL" Kay Francis James Ellison —Approved for Universal Exhibition {Denotes —Recommended by Censor for Adults J£XHIBmON Selected Black and White Drawings By RUSSELL CLARK, Which hare appeared in the "N.Z. Listener" during the past two years. Now Showing At McGREGOR WRIGHT’S, 115 Lambton Quay, Wellington, PATENTS. PUBLIC NOTICE. THE Proprietors o£ the undermentioned Letters Patent, are desirous of entering into negotiations with manufacturing firms for the full development and practical working of their iiiventioun in New Zealand, so that the reasonable requirements of the public may be satisfied. Letters Patent Number 78032, dated June 8, 1937. entitled ■IMPROVEMENTS IN SAFETY RAZORS." All communications should be addressed in the first instance to MESSRS. BALDWIN, SON & CAREY, Patent Attorneys, Hood's Building, 110-112 Lambton Quay, Wellington; Dingwall Building. Queen Street, Auckland; corner of High & Cashel Streels, Christchurch; and 21 Crawford Slreel, Dunedin. CAFES AND RESTAURANTS. qpRY - the Vegetarian Cafe. S 3 Willis St., for better meals. Steamed Vegetables. Salads.