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AMALGAMATED THEATRES, LTD., THROUGHOUT N.Z. TODAY— kt 2 p.m. & 8 p.m. LAST 3 DAYS! DO NOT FAIL TO SEE THIS GRAND PICTURE,—A Show Everybody is Enjoying. Columbia Pictures Present CARY GRANT JEAN ARTHUR RONALD COLMAN Talk of ths Town THREE EXCITING STARS, bringing you Romance that's vibrantly alive—Drama that's poignantly real—Laughter that'll Joyously Human. Supports Include— N.Z. Review—N.Z.. Schoolboys as Guest! of U.S.M.C.—-Girls at Work on . tho Land—Returned N.Z. Fighter Piloto Relate Combat Incidents— HURRY, BOOK, at D.I.C. and Theatre. Tel. 52-212. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) l .11111. TUDOR WILLIS ST. TEL. 41-219. Dir.: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. Doily, from 11 a.m. Nightly, at 7.30. GALLOPING ACTION! WALLOPING THRILLS! 11 Uncle Sam's Youthful Sons Prcpar.i for America's Day of Victory! "JUNIOR ARMY" With FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW BILLY HALOP :: HUNTZ HALL BOBBY JORDAN (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) —ASSOCIATE FEATUREWILLIAM GARGAN MARGARET LINDSAY "NO PLACE FOR A LADY" , With PHYLLIS BROOKS :: JEROME COWAN (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) SUBURBAN THEATRES. Columbia Presents, "BEDTIME STORY/* Fredric March, Loretta Young, Robert Benchley. It's a story every woman will fall fofr—right into your arms. "BEDTIME STORY." It's all told with laughs.— (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) • a.! ji im a rX'IS Tim Holt in "RIDING IN THE WIND," with Ray Whitley, Mary ° ou S los ~euALL V TOWN Universal Exhibition.) Plus, SMALL TOWN DEB " with Jano Withers, Cetil Kellen, ay, Jane Darwell.— (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) ■ MidJJj 11. 4 ■ WOBURN ■ all kl 1 ! < 1 Qt/u il Q Tel. 63-844 Priscilla Lane, Jeffrey Lynne, Ronold Reagan, "MILLION DOLLAR BABY."—(Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Guy Kibbee, Margaret Hayes, "SCATTERGOOD SURVIVES A MURPER."—.(Recommended by Censor for Adults.) "SUNDAY PUNCH," Jean Rogers, William Lundigan.—(Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Also, "SABOTAGE SQUAD" Bruc. Bennett, Kay Harris.—(Approved for Universal Exhibition.)

"WHEN JOHNNY COMES MARCHING HOME/'Allon Jones, Gloria Jean. The Hour of Charm All-Girl Orchestra. Plus, RIDERS OF THE TIMBERLINE."—(Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) I J • ' m-'"iw TTf! W ..! II ISLANDIAY ES iWn B H ? « gQI TeL 14-307 "49th PARALLEL."—(Recommended by Censorfor Adults.) "HELLO ANNAPOLIS."— (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) "THE GREAT AMERICAN -BROADCAST," Alice Faye, John Payne.— (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) "MAN HUNT," Walter Pidgeon, Joan Bennett.—(Recommended by Censor for Adults.) A Wonderful Double Show! y "HOT SPOT."—(Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Also, "STRICTLY IN THE GROOVE.'* (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) IM Ml IB KILBIRNIE Ou-XlOl TA W Tel 14-202 Billy Conn, who stayed 13 rounds with Jo. Louis, Jean Parker, Dick Purcell, "THE PITTSBURG KlD."—.(Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Also showing. Gene Autry, Smiley Burnette, Fay McKenzie, "HOME IN WYOMlN'"—(Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Plus Fox News and "Overland Mail." EMSiXn "THE GHOST BREAKERS."—(Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Also, "HI, YA CHUM." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) SHOWS HAWKE’S BAY SPRING SHOW. TOMOANA. OCTOBER 20 AND 21. 1943. ENTRIES CLOSE. ALL SECTIONS,TOMORROW, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 29. 1943. Schedules and entry forms obtainable from Kindred Societies or from A. M. RETEMEYEK. Secretary. P.O. Bov 145. Napier. USED CARS AND TRUCKS WANTED. WILLIAMS and Adams, -,2 Taranaki St.— Cash Buyers of English and American Cars. . ' WANTED TO BUI—CARS. HIGHEST Cash Prices paid for all makes of Used Cars. Bring your Car to ua, or we will come to you. TODD MOTORS, LTD.. Telephone 51-003. FINANCIAL. r WOODLEY. 16 King’s Chumbere, Lends cm Household Furniture, Insurance Policlen; small loans without security. Open Friday 7-8 Q.m. ARTISTS and exhibitions. PICTURES by well-known New Zealand Artists now showing at McGregor Wright’s Gallery, 115 Lambton Qy. ‘■THE DOMINION” CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS. 12 words !/•; 13 words 1/3; IS words 1/6; 21 words 1/9; 24 words 2/- (Prepaid rates. Booking fee 6d. Service charge for posting replies 6d.). Larger classified casual advertisements 7/6 per single column inch. Telephone Numbers: Main Offices, “The Dominion” Bldg,, Wellington, 44-220 (7 lines) After hours: Publishing Distribution, 44-021; Reporters, etc., 44 0'22. » Provincial offices: Palmerston N.. 5953: Wanganui. 3356: Masterton. 1161. Wellington advertisers are urged to deliver advertisements in preference to the use of the telephone in the late evening, but whore this is not possible, late classified advertisements are received by telephone till 9.30 p.m.; death and funeral notices, and other announcements of particular urgency till a later hour. hours. .