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Dominion, Volume 37, Issue 96, 19 January 1944, Page 2

LAST 2 DAYS—2 p.m. & 8 p.m. CHARLES LAUGHTON MAUREEN O'HARA GEORGE SANDERS “THIS LAND IS MINE” (Recommended by Censor for Adults.), Dir.: AMALGAMATED THEATRES, LTD., THROUGHOUT N.Z. FRIDAY NEXT ' HERE INDEED IS A PICTURE WHICH HAS ALL THE NECESSARY CREDENTIALS FOR A TRULY GREAT ENTERTAINMENT SAMUEL GOLDWYN PRESENTS GARY COOPER WHO GIVES THE OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE OF HIS ENTIRE CAREER. With TERESA WRIGHT THE SENSATIONAL YOUNG ACTRESS OF "MRS. /AINIVER" —lN—‘Pride of the Yankees’ With WALTER BRENNAN TWICE ACADEMY AWARD WINNER, IN ANOTHER SPLENDID PORTRAYAL. VELOZ and YOLANDA WORLD-FAMOUS DANCE TEAM and RAY NOBLE AND HIS ORCHESTRA it's the Thrilling Private Life Story of the man millions cheered. Revealed for the first time in all its exciting detoil—A pcture that is a revelatior of what goes on behind the scenes PLANS ARE FILLING RAPIDLY AT D.I.C. AND THEATRE. TEL. 52-212. (Approved for Universal Exhibition,). An R.K.O. Release.

LAST TWO NIGHTS AT 7.45 GARY COOPER, MADELEINE CARROLL PAULETTE GODDARD "NORTH WEST MOUNTED POLICE" and JACK BENNY, ROCHESTER and PHIL HARRIS "BUCK BENNY RIDES AGAIN" (Both Approved Universal Exhibition,). Paramount THEATRE COURTENAY PLACE. Dir.: G. L. Johnston. Tel. 51-842 New Zealand Premiere FRIDAY NEXT UNIVERSAL'S TUMULTUOUS DRAMA UNDER THE BIG TOP A Revelation of Screen Sensation. Kings of the Junglo in Mortal Combat. The Greatest Wild Animal Scenes Ever Filmed. ft K JOHN CARRADINE MILBURN STONE LLOYD CORRIGAN MARTHA Ma.VICAR VINCE BARNETT iolroducing SS&SVs o Sensation in Savagery! os the Gorilla Girl*

(Approved for Universal Exhibition.) MEDICAL AND TOILET. TRUSSES. Abdominal Belta Artificial Limbs and Surgical Appliances, in stock or made to order. F. Moring. 1:6 Adelaide Rd. Tel. 25-622. _____ GOOD SAMARITANS OF THE ROAD When their car broke an axle at Morison's Bush in the Wttirarapa on Sunday morning, two Petone youths thought tlrit they were stranded. This was not so however, for a passing couple on a motor cycle noticed their plight and without hesitation took the car, an old model, in tow. For 12 miles the crippled ear was pulled along by the straining motor-cvelc. AVhen the foot of the Iximutaka hill was reached the couple dropped the tow, sped over the hill and down to their home in Upper Hutt, got into their car. a modern vehicle, and drove back to tiie assistance of the youths who were waiting at Featherston. The helpless car was pulled slowly up steep Rimutaka hill and down to Upper Hutt, a distance of 19 miles. Once the chain parted and in a trice it had whipped under the wheel of the second car, a shower of sparks rising as the tyre was considerably burnt and the chain became almost red hot. From Upper Hutt the crippled car was towed to Petone by a truck which had been to Carterton and back looking for it. In the early hours of yesterday morning the vouths reached home and a worried family. To the good Samaritans o£