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AMALGAMATED THEATRES, LTD., THROUGHOUT N.Z. Programmes with the Seal of Quality. 1 2 P.M. 8 P.M. Columbia Pictures Present Unpublished Story Featuring RICHARD VALERIE Greene Hobson A THRILLING STORY OF LONDON DURING THE BLITZ, AND THE ROUND-UP OF A NAZI SPY-RING. Select Featurettes Include: "MY WIFE'S AN ANGEL" MUSICAL Col. Rhapsody, "Slay It With Flowers" Friday Next THE BRIGHTEST, SNAPPPIEST MUSICAL COMEDY GEM OF THE YEAR. GEORGE MONTGOMERY ANN RUTHERFORD With Music-Master No. 1— GLENN MILLER AND HIS FAMOUS DANCE BAND IN A GAY WHIRL OF HILARITY. ORCHESTRA WIVES And Featuring CAROL LANDIS :: LYNN BARI CESAR ROMERO WITH THOSE "ACE” DANCERS, THE NICHOLAS BROTHERS It's oil about jealous wives, and th« flaming loye-songs that the band starts playing—"AFTEß THE CROWD GOES HOMt ' A Session of Love, Laughter and Lilting Melodies. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Plans For This Outstanding 20th Century-Fox Attraction Now Open at D.I.C. and Theatre. TEL. 43-968. OPP. PARLIAMENT BLDGS. (Where There is Always a Good Show.! STARTING TONIGHT—7 p.m. CHARLES BOYER JEAN ARTHUR "HISTORY IS MADE AT NIGHT" Associate Features BRIAN AHERN VICTOR McLAGLEN "CAPTAIN FURY" (Both Rec. by Censor for Adults.) MATINEE TOMORROW—I.4S P.M. MEETINGS. HUTT VALLEY BRANCH. MEMBEKS are reminded of the GENERAL MEETING to be held In the UNION CLOTHING CO.’S HALL, Jackfcon Street, Petone, THIS EVENING. WM. A. MACNAB, Secretary. Telephone 474. x

Dir.: AMALGAMATED THEATRES. itt».. THROUGHOUT N.Z. 2 p.m.- 8 p.m. The Thundering i.ory Behind the Men and Machines Wha Are Democracy's Avenging Eagles I 20th Ccntury-FoX Present Thunder Birds "SOLDIERS OF THE AIR" —Starring,— GENE PRESTON JOHN TIERNEY FOSTER SUTTON The stirring saga of a lovo that stormed the Citadels of Heaven. IN TECHNICOLOUR "Remember the Few" (Service in Memory of the Heroes of the Battle of Britain); "Land Where Time Stood Still" (Magic Carpet); "The Fifth Year" (War Special); "The Broken Axis"; N.Z. Troops on Guadalcanal, and Xmas Tovmaklng by Disabled Soldiers; Terrytoon. PLANS AT D.I.C. & THEATRE (51-277) LAST TWO DAYS 2 p.m. and 7.45 "CORREGIDOR" ’ AND "SUNSET SERENADE" (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.! DE LUXE COURTENAY PLACE. Dir.: N.Z. Theatres Ltd. Tel 53.080 Thursday Next JUST LOOK AT THE STARS ... IMAGINE THE FUN . . . ' THINK OF THE SWING . . . STHE ANDREWS SISTERS PATTY, LA VERNE, AND MAXENE. * THE JIVIN' JACKS & JILLS * BILLY GILBERT * grace McDonald * CHARLES BUTTERWORTH In Universal's Hottest Musical Movie, ‘ALWAYS A BRIDESMAID’ AND * FRANCES LANGFORD Radio's Swingin' Sweetheart. « SKINNAY ENNIS AND THE GROOVE BOYS World-famous American Swing Band. * THE BOMBARDIERS Hit of Ginny Simm's Radio Show. * ALVINO REY AND THE KING SISTERS Groovey with Melodics. * RAY EBERLE Singing "Spellbound." * THE KING'S MEN Kings of the Air Waves, with Those Hot and Sweet Senders, —lnUniversal's Festive Jamboree, Follow the Band With LEON ERROL :: LEO CARRILLO MARY BETH HUGHES (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) LISTEN TO STATION 2ZB TONIGHT, 11.15 p.m., FOR "ANDREWS SISTERS SWING AND SONG SESSION." . WHi uulu on to Bouietniug you ao uot want? Sell it the easy way by advertising tn our columns.

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