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Dominion, Volume 37, Issue 125, 22 February 1944, Page 2

AMALGAMATED THEATRES, LTD.. THROUGHOUT N.Z. if®jL Programmes with the Seal of Quality. 2 p.m. 8 p.m. PLANS AT D.I.C. AND THEATRE. FINAL DAY “POWER of the PRESS” With GUY GLORIA LEE KIBBEE DICKSON TRACY OTTO VICTOR KRUGER JORY (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) TOMORROW ! A HONEY OF A COMEDY DESIGNED FOR LAUGHTER COLUMBIA PICTURES PRESENT CHARLES COBURN MARGUERITE CHAPMAN IN A FEAST OF HILARITY

“MY KINGDOM FOR A COOK” You Must Meet the Man Who Thought the Most Beautiful Thing in the World Was a Big Juicy * Steak UNTIL Someone Cooked His Goosel IT'S OUT OF THE FRYING-PAN INTO HYSTERICS! SELECT FEATURETTES (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) LAST THREE NIGHTS—7.4S p.m. "THE FOREMAN WENT TO FRANCE" AND "the Hit parade of 1943" (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Paramount THEATRE COURTENAY PLACE. Dir.: G. L. Johnston. Tel. 51-842. FRIDAY NEXT The Biggest Horse Laughs You've Ever Had They've broken harness and are running wild, two wags and a nag in the wackiest of all their wonderful hits. BUD ABBOTT LOU CASTELLO in Damon Runyon's ‘IT AIN’T HAT With GRACE MACDONALD, CECIL KELLAWAY, LEIGHTON NOBLE AND HIS ORCHESTRA EUGENE PALLETTE PATSY O'CONNOR They're in a Horse-ond-Buggy Daze. . . . You'll get the Galloping Hysterics as Bud and Lou go Saddle Silly in the Biggest Laugh Riot You've Ever Seen.

ASSOCIATE FEATURE EXTRAORDINARY—THE SONG SENSATION OF THE DECADE BECOMES THE SURPRISE MUSICAL HIT OF THE SEASON. San Antonio Rose’ SWING To the Tempo of the Times. SWING In the Merry Macs Manner . . . SWING With the "Hut Sut Song," "Once Upon a Summertime," "Old Oaken Bucket," "San Antonio Rose," "You're Everything Wonderful," "Hi Neighbour," "You've Got What It Takes." Starring THE MERRY MACS , JANE FRAZEE, ROBERT PAIGE, SHEMP HOWARD A Heart to Happiness Hit that Sets the Pace and Shines the way to a Joy-filled > Fiesta. (Both Universal Exhibition.) HOLIDAY ACCOMMODATION. WANTED to Rent, House, Otaki beach, 2 or 3 weeks. Write L. Oldfield, Makino, Feilding. Tel, 357 K, Felldlng. TO Let, in Sounds, 4-rd. furn. Cottage, all eonvs.; long or short period. Ring or write, J. Heberley, Okukari, Picton, HYDE’S Camp, at Paraparaumu Beach, for an ideal holiday; comfortable and sheltered cabins and huts, electric cookers and juge; abundance hot water; only 200 yards from beach l weekend parties catered for. Tel. 46. , ACCOMMODATION WANTED. WANTED, Accorn., young man in 'city. K6(30, “Dominion.” BOARD wanted by Soldier’s Wife, Trentham or vicinity. KCSS, “Dominion.” RESPECTABLE Man seeks Rm. or Board, vicinity Parlt.; absent weekends. K6S7, “Dominion.” ■ accommodation. WELLINGTON. NEW CAULFIELD HOUSE. 53-55 Pipltea Street (Off Moleswortli Street). Wellington. Most Modern, Up-to-date Guest House. Hot and Cold Water in all Bedrooms. Bed and Breakfast. MRS. MAXWELL, Proprietress. Telephone 42-355. VISITORS to Wellington, stay at Fenn Court 54 Hill .St. Bed and breakfast .Mrs. J. R Jessen. Proprietress. COMFORTABLE Accommodation; morning tray; casuals. 196 Willis St. SINGLE and Double Rooms, bed and breakfast handy to station. Tel. 43-603. ARGYLE House, 20 Murphy St.. 5 mln. station. Bed, light breakfast: casuals: 6/30/- week. 46-925. s. “RAHIRI,” 40 Tiuakori Rd., Tel. 42-441— Accommodation. Bed and breakfast. Mrs. Gibson (late “Merivale,” Paekakarlki). BRADFORD House, 236 Oriental Pde.— Casuals and permanents. Spacious lounge and sunroom, '.rd, 51-520, ENNISMORE Private Hotel. 53 Boulcott St. —Vacancies superior guests, permanent or casual; moderate tariff. Tel. 43-324. KING’S Private Hotel, Courtenay Place, opp. Fire Station—All Servicemen speciallv catered for. Tel. 52-652. HOTEL Trocadero, 206 Lambton Qy. (handy wharves and railways). L. Giles. Proprietress. Tel. 43-496. DON BANK Private Hotel has vacancies. Bed and Breakfast, slugle and to share. Tel. 53-014. HOTEL Mansions—Vacancies for Permanents and Casuals, bed and breakfast. 81 Ghuznee St. Tel. 51-515. CHRISTCHURCH. UNITED SERVICE HOTEL. CHRISTCHURCH. NERVES relax in the friendly, dignified atmosphere of the United Service Hotel, Christchurch. 100 comfortable bedrooms with private ’plioue and h. and c. running water. Also rooms with private bathrooms Full inclusive tariff, 22/6. N. WRAY MILLNER, Proprietor. ‘