Tel. 53-080 FOR BOOKINGS AND SERVICE Tel. 53-080 The DE LUXE Theatre COURTENAY PLACE Dlr.: N.Z. Theatres, Ltd. 2 p. m . TODAY AND TWICE DAILY 7.45 p.m. FIRST SHOWING IN NEW ZEALAND. THRILLS ACTION That Take Your Breath Away. That Make You Grip Your Scat. That Make You Want to Whistle, ROMANCE Including "IDAHO," "Whoopee Ti Yo," "Home on the Range," "Lone That Makes Your Heart Beat Faster. Buckaroo" ALL IN REPUBLIC'S BIGGEST MUSICAL WESTERN OF ALL TIME. ‘IDAHO* A SIX-GUN SALUTE—TO THE KING OF COWBOYS. ROY ROGERS SMILEY BURNETTE, VIRGINIA GREY, 808 NOLAN ONA MUNSON, DICK PURCELL, Sons of the Pioneers. Not in years has a Screen Personality earned such high honour. NOW you can see him in a great production as big as its mighty setting. SECOND BIG FEATURE FIRST SHOWING IN NEW ZEALAND. A THRILL-A-SECOND MYSTERY HIT, WITH AN ENTIRELY DIFFERENT TWIST. REPUBLIC'S “MANTRAP” With 8 HENRY STEPHENSON, LLOYD CORRIGAN, DOROTHY LOVATT Spine Tingling Entertainment of Novel Appeal in its Character and Pl»» Backed with Romance and Suspense. It's the Surprise Film (Packet of tho 1W Movie Season. (Both Approved For Universal Exhibition.) Plus x "THE SCORPION STRIKES" and "LENS OF DEATH" Chapters 5 ond 6 in "THE ADVENTURES OF CAPTAIN MARVEL" ADDED ATTRACTION—MAURICE CARBINES AT THE MIGHTY WURLITZER 10 MINUTES OF YOUR FAVOURITE MELODIES. .PRICES: 2/3, 1/6, 1/-. No Extra to Book at Theatre or D.I.C. FINALLY TONIGHT - - 745 P.M. VIVIEN LEIGH ROBERT TAYLOR "WATERLOO BRIDGE" (Recommended by Censor' for Adults.) Paramount Theatre COURTENAY PLACE Dir.: G. L. Johnston. Tel. 51-844 TOMORROW (FRIDAY)—7.4Sp.m. ' MATINEE SATURDAY AT 2 p.m. TOP NOTCH DOUBLE-FEATURE PROGRAMME THE GREATEST SPECTACLE ON ICE EVER PRODUCED “RHYTHM ON ICE” DAZZLING BEAUTY ... SENSATIONAL STARS ... LAUGHTER GALORE PHIL & MEGAN TAYLOR VERA VAGUE & JERRY COLONNA ELLEN DREW & RICHARD DENNING THE ICE-CAPADES COMPANY OF INTERNATIONAL SKATING STARS sequences, terrific in its comedy, lavishi " Its s£M ‘ n % c ? n^ A p P *p E ° s ™ wildest 1 dreams. It's the filmixotion of the famed "ICE-CAPADES Ice snow wmen . has captivated the world oh tho stage. SECOND — SUPER — ATTRACTION WRITTEN iSI THE BLOOD OF TOKIO'S DEAD AIRMEN REPUBLIC'S MIGHTY EPIC OF THE SKIES “FLYING TIGERS” Starring JOHN WAYNE JOHN CARROLL ANNA LEE PAUL KELLY BILL SHIRLEY MAE CLARKE spre °d * ,n 9f C ... . u’ s t n e S s .. . Destroying them whenever they take to the iik‘ A This fc their story, with all the adventure and spirit, breathtaking combat and thrilling spectacle. A story as human as it is great. (Both Approved For Universal Exhibition;)
WOMEN REQUIRED FOR ESSENTIAL WAR WORK J ' Women resident tn Hutt VAlley arc urgently n»eded to pack biscuits fgroverseas, on night shift. HOURS 5,30 P.M. TO 1-30 A.M.. MONDAY TO FRIDAY I Good wages and ideal working conditions In a modern factory. Frea transport home provWea' Women and Girls alao required for biscuit packing on our day shift. HOURS 8.15 A.M. TO 5 P.M. Apply Personally or Telephone 60-505 for Appointment— GRIFFIN & SONS, LTD., BISCUIT MANUFACTURERS. ' WAINUI ROAD, LOWER HUTT PRESBYTERIAN ORPHANAGES AND SPECIAL SERVICE ASSOCIATION GARDEN PARTY AT “HOMEWOOD” NEXT SATURDAY (BY KIND PERMISSION OF MR. & MRS,. B. SUTHERLAND). SWIMMING DEMONSTRATED BY MRS UAH MccA'BE AND HER TEAM. CALEDONIAN PIPE BAND IN ATTENDANCE. OFFICIAL OPENING BY MRS. PETER FRASER AT 2.30 P.M. ' HELP OUR CHILDREN’S WORK. APMISSIO'N: ADULTS 1/-; CHILDREN 6d. If possible kindly bring your own cup.
ACCOMMODATION— (Continued). . PALMERSTON NORTH. RAILV'AY Hotel— Centrally situated: ail convs and excellent cuisine. First-class double and single rooms available: moderate tariff. Mrs. A. Clarke. Proprietress (late Central Hotel). “ HOTEL CARLTON. CUBA ST. —When in Palmerston North stop at this popular C.T., A.A.. P.S. and Govt. Tourist House Hot. cold water bedrooms. Tel. 5192 N K. Beveridge. Proprietor. PERMANENT and Casual Guests, tariff moderate. Rangitikei Private Hotel. Palm. Nth REST HOMES. GLENLYON Convalescent Home In .Napier’s glorious sunshine, offers peace, aulet. comfort, and unobtrusive service for th® tired and unwell. Very reasonable. Pei. 2708 TRUCKS FOR BALE. FOR Sale. Morris, Twelve Truck In good running order. SIGO cash. Apply M 720, “Dominion,” Masterton. AMERICAN SERVICES. ENJOY vour liberty at the Amusement Centres-“Dodgems.” Dixon St.: Joyland. Manners St.: Sportsland, Courtenay Pl.. Ball Games. Juke Boxes. Laige Rifle Range.
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Dominion, Volume 37, Issue 115, 10 February 1944, Page 2
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