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PACKED OUT NIGHTLY! RESERVE EARLY AT D.I.C. OR THEATRE OR ATTEND THE MATINEE Dir.: AMALGAMATED THEATRES, LTD. THROUGHOUT N.Z. 2 p.m. DAILY 8 p.m. THE PEED piper Starring MONTY RODDY WOOLLEY McDOWALL ANNE BAXTER 20th Century-Fox's Unforgettable Triumph! (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) ■ Unveiling of Memorial to N.Z. Soldiers at Vella Lavella. N.Z. Transport Pilots Fly Supplies to Italy. A.T.C. Boys in Camp. Travelogue. Terrytoon. Lew Lehr's "Monkey Doodle Dandies." TEL. FOR RESERVES AND TEL.> 53-080 SERVICE. 53-080 WELLINGTON'S POPULAR THEATRE OF ACTION. DE LUXE COURTENAY PLACE. Direction: New Zealand Theatres, Ltd. 1800 SEATS AT POPULAR PRICES: 2/3, 1/6, 1/-. NOW SHOWING MATINEES, TWO COMPLETE NIGHTLY 2 p.m. SESSIONS DAILY 7.45 p.m. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's SURPRISE SENSATION, BOBBY READICK A NEW FACE ON THE SILVER SCREEN. Hit of the New York Stage and Now Under Contract to Metro-Gotdwyn-Maycr, fhe No. 1 Company gives you the screen debut of this amazing New Star in a picture especially chosen to match his acting ability . . . WATCH THIS STAR RISE TO THE HEIGHTS OF POPULARITY . . . YOU'RE GOING TO SEE A LOT OF y HIM. HARRIGAN’S KID With WILLIAM GARGAN :: FRANK CRAVEN J. CARROL NAISH, And an All-Male Cast ACTION HIT OF THE YEAR. Through Tears, Cheers and Laughter, you’ll thrill to Behind-the-Scenes Drama of the Racetrack, in a new kind of Thriller that exposes all the tricks and treachery of the Racetrack rackets, and * gives you EXCITEMENT’ THAT HAS NEVER BEEN EQUALLED ON THE SCREEN BEFORE. SECOND FEATURE ATTRACTION A Whirl of Girls . . . Swing and Comedy in Universal's Brand New 1944 Extravaganza. GULS INCORPORATED Starring Rubber-Legged Comedian, LEON ERROL Slap-Happy Comedienne, GRACE MACDONALD With HARRIET HILLIARD :: DAVID BACON BETTY KEAN GLEN GRAY & the Casa Loma Orchestra, AND THE PIED PIPERS. Swing Tunes to keep your feet tapping: "Brazil," "Chant of the Jungle, "Take It and Git," "Hep Hep Hooray. (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) ’I Plus "HUMAN TARGETS" i "BOOMERANG" Episodes 7 and 8 In the "ADVENTURES OF/ CAPTAIN MARVEL" Prepare Yourself for Excellent Entertainment and Book Your Seats.

ACCOMMODATION—(Continued). WELLINGTON—(Continued). ARGYLE House, 20 Murphy St.. 5 mim station. Bed. light breakfast: casuals; 6/30/- week. 46-925. BRADFORD House, 236 Oriental Pde.— Casuals and permanents. Spacious lounge and sunroom. Tel. 51-520. ENNISMORE Private Hotel, 53 Boulcott St.—Vacancies superior guests, permanent or casual: moderate tariff. Tei. 43-3-4. ■ KING’S Private Hotel, Courtenay Place, opp. Fire Station—All Servicemen speclallv catered for. Tel. 52-652, HOTEL Trocadero, 296 Lambton Qy. (handy wharves and railways). L. Gues, Proprietress. Tel. 43-496. DONBANK Private Hotel has vacancies. Bed and Breakfast, single and to share. Tel. 53-014. AUCKLAND._ “RYECROFT" Private Hotel. 26 Symon da St. Excellent table, central, select, moderate tariff. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hodgson., Proprs. - ACCOMMODATION. “The Oaks.” «.WeileSley St. E„ 2 min. Queen St. 48-579. Breakfast select. WELLESLEY House. Wellesley St. West, Ponsnnby tram. —Bed and breakfast. H. Rider. Proprietress. MANSIONS Hotel. jWbittaker Hace.-10/-day. £3/3/- weekly. Tel. 42-724.—Mr*. E, Speer, Proprietress. ,_ CHRISTCHURCH. HOTEL Federal— Every comfort, excellent table, h. and c. water, gas fires in bedrooms: tariff 16/6 to 19/- a day. _ HOTEL Cecil (Private). 73 Manchester St.. Christchurch. New management, cheerful atmosphere, fires, good fable, moderate tariff. W. H. Brown. Prop. AMBASSADORS Hotel-11/6 day. £3/13/6 week from Jan. 1. 2 mln. trams and station. —Mrs. T, J. Sleeman. Proprietress GISBORNE. “ALMADALE Guest House.” „ G Jsborne. Extreme comfort. Central. Reasonable tariff. A.A. bouse. Tel. 22tL Prop.. Mrs. Corbett. _________ HASTINGS. " ~~ NOTICE. BELVEDERE GUEST HOUSE. SU. Gordon Rd., Hastings. . CASUAL GUESTS. 12/6 per day. Tel. 3413.' Telegrams: Belvedere. Hastings. MASTERTON. WINDSOR House. Private Hotel, corner Renal! and Queen Sts. First-class accommodation: moderate tariff. Tel. 1355. NAPIER. SPA Private Hotel, opp. Hot Salt Batba. Miss Bell-Booth, Tel. 2991. BEACH House. Parade; handy town—Full board or bed, breakfast: tariff reasonable. M. Plunket. Tel. 2765. - CLARENDON Hotel. Napier, under entirely new management. Mr. Arthur * Ji shop, formerly Grand Hotel, Hastings. Reasonable■ tariff. Lunches a specialty. “BRAEBURN,” 66 Marine Far.—Bed and Breakfast, superior accommodation. luq lliries welcomed and answered promptly. j’WAIKAIA,” 81 Marine Parade, Full Board, bed and breakfast, weekly, d.nlj . reasonable. Tel. 2349, C. Dyer. Prop. PACIFIC House Private (J ot . e k,, u A l ',!? o 9 Pde,. Napier—Casuals; comfortable home. Mrs. C. Wildbore. Tel. 2363 NEW PLYMOUTH. LEADING Private Hotel-Grand Central Hotel. Egmont St,. 1 min, station. Tel. 100. OTAKI. JUBILEE Hotel. Otaki. Now under new management. Excellent table and eccotn. Moderate tariff. T. A, McFetridge. TELEGRAPH Hotel, Otaki, Remodelled and enlarged. C.T. and A.A. house. Best ales stocked. T. V. Cahill, Prop. PALMERSTON NORTH. RENOVATED, modernized, the “Imperial” offers unexcelled service and table; b. and c water bedrms.; moderate tariff: C. 1?., P.S., A.A. Tel. 6201. G. Vic Simpson Proprietor, PERMANENT and Casual Guests, tariff moderate. Rauzitiket Private Hotel. Palm. Nth I’ARAPARAUMU REOMOANA Guest House, Paraparaumu— Enclosed pine trees, 1 minute beach. TeL ISX Mrs J- F. G. Hammon. Proprietress.