TOMORROW —SUNDAY At 2 p.m. and 7.45 p.m. BRITAIN'S LAUGH RIOT, ‘We’ll Smile Again’ With FLANAGAN & ALLEN THE RADIO FAVOURITES. The above Film will be shown to alt Members of the Allied Forces, each of whom may bring two Civilians. By Permission of and at the Request of the Civic Authorities. Usual Prices.—No Reservations. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) OPERA HOUSE Dir.: J. C. Williamson Pict. Corp., Ltd. Plans ot D.I.C. and Theatre (56-230) At 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. The British Empire Film, COASTAL COMMAND Plus "LONDON TERMINUS" (Interest Film). PATHE NEWS and N.Z. ITEMS. Including: Memorial Service to Fallen at Vella Lavella. —A.T.C. Boys ot Camp.—N.Z. Pilots with R.A.F. Transport Flying fo Italy. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.)
BSW 2 p.m.—Din: Fullers Theatre Corp.—B p.m. Plans at DJ.C. and Theatre <45-1001 DRAMA, MYSTERY, INTRIGUE With JOAN CRAWFORD FiIED MACMURRAY CONRAD VEIDT —ln— Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's Dramatization of Helen Maclnnes' Exciting Novel, ABOVE SUSPICION Associate Programme Includes: N.Z. GOVT. REVIEW. "UNVEILING A MEMORIAL IN VELLA LAVELLA", "N.Z. PILOTS IN ITALY" "HEAVENLY MUSIC," Special Featurette of Modern and f Classical Music. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.)
MONSTER MATINEE TODAY—2 p.m. TEL 51-842 FOR RESERVES AND SERVICE. TEL 51-842 Paramount Theatre COURTENAY PLACE Dir.: G. L, Johnston. Tel. SI-842 TWO BIG SESSIONS TODAY MATINEE AT 2 p.m. 7.45 p.m. TONIGHT AND NIGHTLY 7.45 p.m. 10 POINTS OUT OF TEN FOR THE BEST BRITISH PICTURE OF THE YEAR . . . SUPERBLY TOLD STORY, THRILLS AND HAIR BREATH ESCAPES AT EVERY TURN MINGLED WITH LAUGHTER AND TEARS J. B. PRIESTLEY'S ‘THE FOREMAN WENT TO FRANCE’ Starring TOMMY CLIFFORD CONSTANCE TRINDER EVANS CUMMINGS The Picture everybody is Talking About ... a Thrilling Re-construction of on Event with the British Expeditionary Force in Franco thot will Impress all who see it. Second BIG Feature Attraction STRIKING A NEW NOTE IN MODERN MUSICALS ... REPUBLIC'S MELODIOUS RHYTHMIC REVUE ‘THE HIT PARADE OF 1943’ Starring ' JOHN SUSAN .' GAIL EV! CARROLL. HAYWARD PATRICK ARDEN MELVILLE COOPER, WALTER CATLETT, MARY TREEN 3 TOP-LINE ORCHESTRAS— 3 FREDDY MARTIN AND HIS ORCHESTRA COUNT BASIE AND HIS ORCHESTRA ray mckinley and his orchestra 7 FEATURED VAUDEVILLE ACTS 7 JACK WILLIAMS, The Harlem Sand Man, POPS AND LOUIE, DOROTHY DANDRIDGE, THE MUSIC MAIDS, THE THREE CHEERS, CHINITA & THE GOLDEN GATE QUARTETTE THE STAR-STUDDED, JOY-JAMMED MUSIC-MAGIC SHOW OF YOUR LIFETIME. z (Both Approved For Universal Exhibition.) PRICES: 2/3, 1/6, I/-. No Extra To Book At Theatre and D.I.C.
jB K fl PUBLIC LECTURE SERIES, GEOFFREY HODSON, International Author and Lecturer, COMMENCES SECOND WEEK CYCLE With “THE HIDDEN W’ISDOM OF ALL AGES.” TOMORROW (SUNDAY), AT 7.30 P.M. THEOSOPHICAL HALL. Marion Street. WRITTEN QUESTIONS INVITED. WAIRARAPA KENNEL CLUB. ANNUAL CHALLENGE SHOW AT MASTERTON. SATURDAY, MARCH 4, 1944. Entries accepted up to February 22 with SECRETARY. ISO Benall Street. Masterton. DANCING. ROSELAND CABARET, Corner Victoria & Harris Streets. The Cabaret with the Wonderful Floor And TbevDaud with the Rhythm. DANCING EVERY EVENING From 8 p.m. To that Incomparable Master of Rhythm, the Keyboard Cavalier aud Prince of the f’lauo — IVAN PERRIN And his Roseland Band. A Combination that will make you Dance, and Keep You Dancing. Monday to Friday; Subs. 2/6. Saturday, Dress Night, Subs: 12/6 Double. Including Refreshments. For Reservations, Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.. Ring 42-447 or 43-969. Saturdays, from 9 a.m. to noon. Ring 41-378. PHYLLIS BATES’ SCHOOL OF DANCING. Ist Floor Hannah’s Buildings. Lambton Quay. Principals— Lawrence McKee, M.I.S.T.D. Bobbie McKee. A.I.S.T.D. JUNIOR CLASSES FRIDAY EVENINGS. 5.15 to 7 u.m. Telephone 41-68-4. LEARN TO DANCE AT HOME I NO partner needed. Send a 2d. stamp tor complete interesting details of our Home study Dancing Course, walcb YOOi qijlcklv and efficiently, n> less than -6 different Modern Ballroom, Old-lime, and Party Dances. Sold under Guarantee. WRITE NO W BEIORb YOU MISLAY THIS ADVERTISEMENT I—LAVELLE SCHOOL OF DANCING, Dept. D., P.O. Box 1060, Auckland, C.L
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