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RESERVE EARLY FOR TONIGHT. PLANS AT D.I.C. AND THEATRE. AMALGAMATED THEATRES, LTD., THROUGHOUT N.Z. Programmes with the Seal of Quality. R.K.O. RADIO PICTURES PRESENT TARZAN AT HIS BEST ei'.~ hA ra Starring JOHNNIE WEISSMULLER With FRANCES GIFFORD JOHNNIE (BOY) SHEFFIELD A Thrilling Action Story As Tarzan Clashes With Nazi Paratroops That Invade the Jungle and Capture the Beautiful Princess Zandra. -PLUSTWO GOOD COMEDIES. NEWS. PICTORIAL. SPORTOSCOPE. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Paramount THStAI'KH COURTENAY PLACE. Dir.) G. L. Johnston. Tol. 51-842. TWO SESSIONS DAILY: 2 p.m. 7.45 p.m, OLD FAVOURITES WEEK A Revivol of Two Grand Shows, Each Specially Selected. CHARLES LAUGHTON JON HALL PEGGY DRAKE VICTOR FRANCEN :: GENE REYNOLDS FLORENCE BATES In ‘‘The TUTTLES OF TAHITI” TROPIC LOVE UNDER RAINBOW 'SKIES Dark-eyed Maidens and Stalwart ■ Men . . . Moonlight nights under , swaying palms . . . New excitements .with each day's dawn! Fill yourself with the rest for life in the land where laughter is king! —PRECEDED BY—MAUREEN O'HARA LOUIS HAYWARD LUCILLE BALL VIRGINIA FIELD RALPH BELLAMY :: MARY CARLISLE EDWARD BROPHY :: WALTER ABEL HAROLD HUBER :: MARIA OUSPENSKAYA —ln— Dance, Girl Dance Dealing with a theme that is close to the heart of every man, woman, and adolescent, this magnificent motion picture is a drama laid against a musical background. It is a story of ambition, of a talented girl who wanted to be a famous ballerina, and of the heartaches and disappointments that beset her path. A truly great motion picture. (Programme Recommended by Censor for Adults.) PRICES: 2/3, 1/6, 1/-. TEL. 51-842 FOR RESERVES. CHILDREN ANOTHER BUMPER MATINEE for YOU at the ST. JAMES 1 . TODAY AT 2 P.M. 1. JUDO EXPERTS (Sportllght). 2. GRAMPY’S INDOOR OUTING (Dotty Boop Cartoon). 3. THE FOX & THE RABBIT (Cartoon In Tcchnlcolniir). 4. FOOTBALL TOUCHER DOWNER (Popeye Cartoon). 5. SAILOR SHORTY (The Quaint Antics of a Monkey). 6. WOUDV-WOODPECKER (Cartoon in Techii (colour). 7. BUNNY-MOONING' (Coloured Cartoon). 8. JUNGLE JIVE (Coloured Swing Symphony Cartoon). 9. OLSEN AND JOHNSON —ill— A LAUGH RIOT FOR YOUNG AND OLD "C RA Z Y HO US E.

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TcL 63-933 LOWER HUTI Another Metro Super, "REUNION IN FRANCE," featuring Joon Crawford, John Wayne, Philip Dorn. Dangerous romance in the shadow of France in revolt. The picture of the hourl Leaping from the headlines, gripping with suspense, action, startling, timely!—(Recommended by Censor for'Adults.) Ring 63-933 for Seats. Will Patrons Please Remember to secure their Weekend Seats early, os we are always packed out on Saturday. rel - 63-43)' LOWER HUT 7 "MOKEY,” starring Bobby Bloke, Donna Reed, Dan Dailey, Jun. He's an cngol . . . He's a holy terror . . . He’ll steal your heart away! He's everybody's boy. ... In a stoiy everyone will enjoy. Plus Leon Errol, Grace McDonald, Walter Catlett, in "HAT CHECK HONEY."—(Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) MATINEE TODAY, at 1.45 p.m.— "Mokey/' plus Cortoon, Comedy, and Serials. KARORI Tel. 28-365 "GET CRACKING." —(Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Also, "DR. GILLESPIE’S CRIMINAL CASE."—(Recommended by Censor for Adults.) NEWTOWN TcL 15-176 "THE HUMAN COMEDY/’ Mickey Rooney, Frank Morgan, "BEHIND THE EIGHT BALL/' Ritz Brothers, Carol Bruce. (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) The Best Show in Wellington! We confidently recommend it. Book New—Ring 15-176! At TODAY'S MATINEE—"The Human Comedy." No Child Should Miss This Treat. IaIBIRNn Tel 14-202 Al 7.15, 7th Column, Motoring in Mexico (Shorts); 7.32, "STRANGER IN TOWN," with Frank Morgan, Jean Rogers (Aoprovea for Universal Exhibition.) Also, “SOMEWHERE I'LL FIND YOU," -with Clark Goble and Lana Turner.— I Recommended by Censor lor Adults.) GALA MATINEE TODAY at 1.30. (Seo separate column under Splendid Follows Club Hcadl'--’'