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Dominion, Volume 38, Issue 289, 5 September 1945, Page 2

TODAY AND TOMORROW ARE YOUR LAST OPPORTUNITIES OF SEEING— The Greatest of al! Entertainments . . . Margaret Mitchell's . . . "GONE WITH THE WIND" Exactly as previously presented . . . but at usual admission prices. FULLERS Ma jests© Theatre THREE PERFORMANCES DAILY Promptly at 10 a.m.—2 p.m.—7.30 p.m. BOOKINGS ARE PHENOMENAL. It is essential to make early application at the Booking Office in the Main Foyer or at the D.1.C., to avoid disappointment. (Recommended by Censor for Adults, definitely unsuitable for children.) WESTERN APPROACHES IS A VAST AREA OF OCEAN CONTROL CCAERING THOUSANDS OF MILES OF THE ' ATLANTIC. IN THESE WATERS IS THE SET, THE EXCITING SEA DRAMA OF THE ADVENTURE, HEROISM, AND UNCONQUERABLE SPIRIT OF THE MEN OF THE ROYAL NAVY AND MERCHANT FLEETS . . . WESTERN APPROACHES PLAYERS ARE NOT PROFESSIONAL ACTORS, BUT Serving Officers and Meh of the Allied Navies and Merchant Fleets, and the .film is dedicated to them and their gallant comrades who made possible the victory of the Allied cause . . . WESTERN APPROACHES & exactly as presented at a special Screening at Canberra to Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester ... commences its Wellington Season ... AT A GALA PREMIERE ON FRIDAY NEXT AT FULLERS Majestic THEATRE. Box Plans are now open at the Booking Office in the Main Foyer, and at the D.1.C., and it is essential to make early application to avoid disappointment. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) TONIGHT. CONCERT CHAMBER. THE SCHOLA CANTORUM STANLEY OLIVER CONDUCTOR, In a BRILLIANT PROGRAMME. Some Good Seats Still at Begg’s. 2/0 and 3/6.

FINALLY TODAY AT 2 AND 8 P.M. CHARLES LAUGHTON In Universol's Production. THE SUSPECT (Recommended by the Censor More Especially for Adult Audiences.) A THEATRE Dir.: J. C. Williamson Pict. Corp., Ltd. Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre (44-144). TOMORROW Sih TILL gill Kf WE ggyMEET AGAIN WITH RAY MILLAND HE - - - Was a Man of the World! AND BEAUTIFUL BARBARA BRITTON SHE - - - Came From a World Without Men! I "TILL WE MEET AGAIN" With LUCILLE WATSON — WALTER SLEZAK The exciting events of today brought them together. The dangerous hours, the hunted, harried nights of suspense they shared gave a new meaning to the words, "Till wo meet again!" Associate Programme Includes "MIRACLE MAKERS" Sensational Short Concerning the World's Latest Scientific Development ATOMIC POWER Also ; BONNIE LASSIE Tcchnicolour Musical Treat Plus PARAMOUNT NEWS N.Z. v REVIEW BOOKING PLANS AT THE D.I.C. AND THEATRE (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) NATIONAL CHRISTIAN YOUTH WEEK. SEPTEMBER 9 TO 16, 1015. THE YOUTH of the Dominion are invited to Listen-in to a Special Broadcast from the National Broadcasting Stations to be made by His Grace. Archbishop West Watson. Primate of New Zealand. This broadcast will take place at 7 p.m. TODAY (WEDNESDAY), September 5, 1945. THE YOUTH COMMITTEE OF THE NATIONAL COUNCIL OF CHURCHES IN NEW ZEALAND. J. K. PURDIE, Secretary.

t * ’ '•l'niua Salzman is a pianisi of natural - y Umeli and I'eding: she Ims the rarest qlilUlIV amongst pianists—l lie <|imlity of sensibility. One of the recital's most en(tearing moments came during the playing of Debussy's Relicts (lans I,'Eaii’ and 'l,'lsle .luveuse.’ This was playing of adm I ruble .-hade and poise and animation, entirely : French in its purity i.t hrne and sug-Wbs-k gestions of shadow and sunlight and tool rellccttens and a joy of young life. No piano playing Ims been heard In Sydney # WtFs-wI tor a long liin< ' so fresh iu musical delight."- r Neville Cardiis. FNINA “ FI]SALZMAN The lays, the beauty, the sadness, the sent iiiiehl. I lie passion and the inspirations of ih<- great composers are perfectly exX 4 pressed by Hie genius of this brilliant pianiste. Premiere Gala Concert THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20 Also TUESDAY, SEPT. 25 & THURSDAY, SEPT. 27 at the TOWN HALL RESERVED PRICES: S/- (Pins Tax). Box Plans will be Opened nt the D.I.C. on Tuesday Morning Next, at 9 o clock. A queue will be formed from 8 a.m. Direction: J. ami N. Tait, lu association with A. Cherniavsky.