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SEASON NOW LIMITED! RESERVE EARLY AT D.I.C. OR THEATRE. Dir.: AMALGAMATED THEATRES, LTD. THROUGHOUT N.Z. 2 p.m. DAILY 8 p.m. Columbia's Hit of Hits, "REVEILLE with BEVERLY" ANN MILLER FRANK SINATRA 808 CROSBY AND HIS BAhD FREDDIE SLACK AND HIS BAND DUKE ELLINGTON AND HIS BAND COUNT BASIE AND HIS BAND RADIO ROGUES MILLS BROTHERS (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) HUGH HERBERT in a Comedy Scream. GROUCHO MARX and CAROL LANDIS Hand you a Big Laugh in Screen Snapshots N.Z. YUGOSLAVS IN NATIONAL DANCE. ALLIED TROOPS RE-UNITE IN ROME. Wellington City Mission Welfare Work. 12-year-old Dancer Marries. WELLINGTON CHILDREN SPECIALLY CATERED FOR SPECIAL SCHOOL HOLIDAY MATINEES TODAY AND DAILY AT 1.45 p.m. Monster 'Lucky Dip' For Every Child Attending And Just Look at Programme! No. 1 "INTO THE GREAT UNKNOWN" No. 2 "THE FANG STRIKES" First Two Chapters In The Grand New Serial "TERRY AND THE PIRATES" You've read about them in your comics, now see them on the screen. ■ No. 3 THE "DEAD END" KIDS Your Favourites in "GHOSTS ON THE LOOSE" No. 4 ROY ROGERS And The Wonder Horse "TRIGGER" in "SONG OF TEXAS" A Royal Rodeo of Thrills with the Goodies and Baddies Fighting it Out to the Finish. No. 5 All-Colour Cartoon Novelty "KINDLY SCRAM" No. 6 El Brendel Screaming Comedy "I SPIED FOR YOU" (All Approved for Universal Exhibition.) THEATRE M LUXE. COURTENAY PLACE. Dir.: New Zealand Theatres, Ltd. TeL 53-080. NOW SHOWING: Evening Session 7.45 p.m. I.—The Comedy Riot of the Century— THE MUGS MEET THE MONSTER When Those Tenement Terrors meet Mr. Dracula, Man of a Thousand Horrors Even the bones in their heads start rattling. First Showing In New Zealand. ‘GHOSTS ON THE LOOSE’ Starring THE "DEAD END" KIDS MUGS played by LEO GORCET GLIMPY .... played by HUNTZ HALL DANNY .. played by BOBBY JORDAN BENNY..played by BILLY BENEDICT DAVE played by BOBBY STONE BETTY ... played by AVA GARDNER (Mickey Rooney's Wife) and EMIL played by BELA LUGOSI It's a Battle Royal of Thrills and Laughs, Spooks and Shudders TERROR-IFIC CHILL-ARIOUS 2. Thundering Thrills With the King of the Cowboys and The Screen's Great Wonder Horse ROY ROGERS In The Greatest Thrill Performance of His Action-studded Career, and TRIGGER Smartest Horse in tho Movies In 1944's EPIC OUTDOOR ADVENTURE-DRAMA Song Of Texas Hard Fisted, Hard Riding He Men of the Great Outdoors in a Rousing Rodeo Bonanza with Excitement the Keynote and Outstanding Entertainment the Goal. ROY SINGS "MEXICALI ROSE," aided by 808 NOLAN and The Sons of tho Pioneers. 3. 3-reel Slapstick Comedy, EL BRENDEL In "I SPIED FOR YOU" 4. All-Colour Cartoon Novelty "KINDLY SCRAM” gAir Mail News Service, PACIFIC BATTLEFRONT ROYAL HORSE SHOW With The Marines at BOUGAINVILLE, GILBERTS, NEW BRITAIN AND NEW GUINEA. (Programme App. For Universal/Exhibition.) PRICES: 2/3, 1/6, 1/-. Telephone 53-080 for Reserves. ACCOMMODATION (Continued). AUCKLAND—(Continued). “ttvvcKOFT” Private Hotel, 26 Symonds S?—Excellent table, central, select moderate tariff Mr- and Mrs. J. H. Hodgson. Proprs. — — ACCOMMODATION, "The <Oaks,” 48 Wellesley St., E.. 2 min Queen St.. 4H Breakfast select — HOTEL Fetnlelgh. Symonds Street. Sel act. Close University. Trams at door. lei. 41-319. CHRISTCHURCH. AMBASSADORS Hotel—ll/6 day, week from Jan. 1. -min. .„(. regg tion.—Mrs. T. J. Sleetnan, HOTEL Cecil (Private), 73 St., Christchurch. New management; cueeriu: atmosphere, fires; good table, rnorle tariff.—w. H. Brown, Prop. HOTEL Federal—Every comfort, ex’salient table, b. and c. water, gas fires In bed rooms. Tariff 16/6 to 19/- a day. GISBORNE. UaLMLvDALE “Guest House,” Farifr.”A.A C . O house. Te'l 2241. Prop.. Mrs. Corbett. HASTINGS, , BELVEDERE GUEST HOUSE. 811 Gordon Road, Hastings. CASUAL GUESTS. 12/6 per day. Tel, 3413. Telegrams: Belvedere Bastings. MASTERTON. \v I v bsor House Private Hotel, corner Senan'ind Quren Plrst-dass Aecom modation; moderate tariff, lei. Idas. NAPIER. Parade. Full Board Bed and Breakfast- weekly, daily; TeL 2’349. C. byer. Prop. PACIFIC House Private Hotel. Marine Parade Napier. Under new management. G* M- Tronson. Proprietress. Tel. 2363. sp7\ Private” Hotel, opp. Hot Salt Baths. Miss Bel!- Booth. Tel. 21)81. CLARENDON Hotel, Napier, under entireIv new management. Mr. Arthur Bishop.’ formerly Grand Hotel. Hastings. Reasonable tariff. Lunches a specialty “SIIORI’LANDSj” Marine Parade, for restful, quiet holidays. Very reasonable Bed breakfast. Sunny, comfortable rooms, facing sea. Parade Gardens Close salt b.atlis Tel 3144. Mrs Dawe. BEACH House. I’nratle; handy town—Full board or bed, breakfast: tariff reasonable M. Plunket. Tel. 2765, ““ NEW PLYMOUTH, I.E ADI NG Private Hotel—Grand Central Hotel. F.grnont St., Imln. station. Tel. 150. OTA KI. JUBiLEE~Hotel,“oTakiT” Now under new management. Excellent table and aecom, Moderate tariff.—T. A,