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Dominion, Volume 36, Issue 306, 21 September 1943, Page 2

TODAY—At 2 and 8 p.m. AND FINALLY TOMORROW—At 2 p.m. (Theatre Otherwise Engaged Wednesday Night.) Spaa Biause Dir.: J. C. Williamson Pict. Corp., Ltd. Plans ot D.I.C. and Theatre (56-230) ‘UNDERGROUND’ Warner Bros.' Gripping Drama, With PHILIP DORN :: JEFFREY LYNN Also Showing: H.M. THE QUEEN Broadcasting to the Women of the Empire. N.Z. Items: Mrs. Roosevelt at Rotorua. (Recommended by Censor More Especially, for Adult Audiences.) COMMENCING THURSDAY! win From Worner Bros. With A Cost including some of the Most Famous Names of the English Stage. JOHN GIELGUD DIANA WYNYARD FAY COMPTON OWEN NARES WILL FYFFE IRENE BROWN A British Production. Reserve Now! At the D.I.C. or Theatre. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.)

LAST THREE DAYS—2 p.m. and 7.45 p.m. ARTIE SHAW AND HIS BAND and FRED ASTAIRE ‘«SEC©NO""”€H©RUS S ’ AND 808 HOPE :: PAULETTE GODDARD "THE GHOST BREAKERS" Paramount Theatre COURTENAY PLACE. Dir.: G. L. Johnston. Tel. 51-842. BEWARE GIRL TURNS INTO KILLER LEOPARD BEFORE YOUR EYES Beautiful, warm, glamorous by day, she dared not love—for her kisses might change to snarls, her embraces to the death grips of the awful "CAT PEOPLE" who stalk and strike by night. THE MOST TERRIFYING EXPERIENCE YOU'VE EVER HAD IN A THEATRE. R.K.O. (Radio) Pictures' MOTION PICTURE SENSATION “CAT PEOPLE” DON'T BE SURPRISED AT ANYTHING YOU SEE . . . BECAUSE ANYTHING CAN HAPPEN AND DOES, in this Super-Strange, Super-Thrilling Case of Love and Superstition, Weaving a Devious Course in Four Human Lives, which sends a Beautiful Woman, Soul-Tortured by a Dire Obsession, Hurtling to a Stupendous Emotional Disaster. Starring I SIMONE SIMON :: TOM CONWAY :: JACK HOLT :: JANE RANDOLPH (Recommended by Censor for AduIts—DEFINITELY Unsuitable for Children.) NEVER IN YOUR WILDEST DREAMS ... A BAD DREAM LIKE THIS! SEASON COMMENCES FRIDAY NEXT—EXCLUSIVE Ist N.Z. SCREENING. WHAT PERSONS HAVE GAMBLED? AN EASY ONE! PERSONS FROM EVERY CLASS Since gambling makes unemployment (see "The Dominion,” 4/9/43) it is clear that unemployment and the resulting poverty and misery are not (and were not, in 1931) altogether the work of one class of persons only, such as the supposed capitalist class, but they are the work, in part at least, of persons from every class. IS MONETARY REFORM JUSTIFIABLE? If the troubles that (it has been claimed) monetary reform would eliminate have been due even only In part to the wrong use of money rather than to a shortage of that commodity, it might be dangerous to interfere with our monetary system.

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