Page 2 Advertisements Column 6

Dominion, Volume 39, Issue 27, 26 October 1945, Page 2

SPECIAL!! LATEST GAUMONT BRITISH NEWS! SCENES AT THE TRIAL OF » THE BEAS TS OF BELSEN" PLAZA x Dir.: AMALGAMATED'THEATRES LTD.. THROUGHOUT N.Z. TODAY AT 11 a.m. 2 p.m.——SHOPPERS' 5 8 p,m. The Screen's Sauciest Saga ... The Queen Could Do No Wrong! <But f Brother, How She Tried!) . . . The Year's Most Blushing Comedy Romance!! Saucy As The Wink Of The Eye ... Scandalous As A Keyhole Peek. It's Grand Entertaining Comedy! FroinLubitfciv-WJid Gave You "Heaven / - ftCV** \ Can.lVai , t''~AW ; jF ’fn*' —\ Woman W/ioaf /! ™ Heart Caul ini! -VINCENT PRICE aiMctsegy OTTO PREMINGER • mN am ERNST LUBITSCH SCREEN FUAY BY EDWIN JUSTUS MAYER* ADAPTED 0V BRUNO FRANK ' FROM A PEAY BY LAJOS BIRO AND MELCHIOR LENGYEI. A 20fh Century-Fox production, Released in Conjunction with the World-wide 30-year Celebrations of its President, Spyros skouras> GRAND SUPPORTING PROGRAMME INCLUDES;

s* Fox Australian News, Lord Louis Mountbatten Visits Aussies In Changi ’ Prison Camp, N.Z. Govt. Review: V.C.'s Of Two Wars. Pacific Homecoming, Boxing: Murphy v, Stevens at Petone. Cartoon, Sports, etc. (Recommended by Censor For Adults.) YOU MUST BOOK EARLY AT D.I.C. OR THEATRE (SJ-277)

(illlii TUDOR WILLIS ST—TEL. 41-219, Dir,: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. Dally at 11 a.m—Nightly at 7-30 P-m. R.K.O. Radio Pictures Present THE TRUTH ABOUT MODERN YOUTH! ; What Happens To 'Teen-age Boys And Girls When War Disrupts The Home! YOUTH RUNS WO With BONITA GRANVILLE KENT SMITH JEAN BROOKS GLENN VERNON The Most Fearless Drama of These Turbulent Times! —Associate Feature— THUNDERING TEXAS THRILLS . . . ZANE GREY'S ■ "WEST OF THE PECOS" With : ROBERT MITCHUM BABARA HALE (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) "Daily Mirror":— "... A real Lonsdale success . . . clever . . ." ‘ON APPROVAL’ (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) TODAY—2 p.m., 5 p.m,, 8 p.m. AT THE STATE

. SUBURBAN THEATRES. ' NEWTOWN i Tel. 25-041 H J AT ' S 0N " « n <i "WHAT A BLONDE" ■ (Both Recommended by Censor for Adults), me T xs 7.45 p.m—TONIGHT—7.4S o m PRISONER," Bruco Bennett, Erie Plus '■miT n ?nUD d .h b .L, Censor for Adults). Plus COI.T COMRADES/ William Buyd (as I Ex O h P ib'tion)?’ 5S dy, ' (ApPrWed for Universal 1 NEWTOWN , Tel. 15-176 orntl P;!"-— TONIGHT And Far One Week GONE WITH THE WIND" (In Technicolour) (Recommended by Censor for Adults). Please ■ clmm your reserves before screening nights. 1 j bookings, including Permanents, undaimied by 7.15 p.m. will be sold. SEE IT AT NEWTOWN'S "MCOT"-BUT BOOK! TO? "GEORGE WASHINGTON SLEPT HERE," aha "TALL IN THE'SADDLE" (Both Feature* Approved .for Universal Exhibition), KARORI M II >m>iWai Tel. 28-365 730 p.m TONIGHT—7.3O p.m. Terrific excitement all the ways Errol Flynn, Ronald Reagan, "DESPERATE JOURNEY." Associate Feature—Frank Buck in "TIGER FANGS" (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition), MIRAMAR Ji J Tel 18-567 TONIGHT—7.IS p.m. v "KING'S ROW." Ann Sheridan, Robert Cummings, Ronald Reagan. (Recommended by Censor for Adult?). A famous story. Second Capital attraction, Gert & Daisy in "IT'S IN THE BAG" (Approved for Universal Exhibition). Reserve early. Tel. 18-567. 53EQ333 tT. b S TONIGHT—7.3O p.m. "IN THIS OUR LIFE" and "NATIONAL BARN DANCE" (Both Recommended for Adults). m ■ .hi " &■■■;:&'"(& wMa island bay m Tel. 14-307

WE L L.' NGT () N, LYTTE L TO X SERVICE. RANGATIRA. I ~u . Si uiCIAL SAILINGS. FROM WELLINGTON: SUNDAY OCTOBER 28. 8.15 a.m. FROM, LYTTELTON: SUNDAY OCTOBER 28. after arrival Of 7.35 p.m. train front Christchurch, UNION b.S. CO. OF N.Z. LTD.

"THE SUSPECT," (Recommended by Censor for Adults). Also "MOONLIGHT IN VERMONT" (Approved for Universal Exhibition). wsL,«dL£—wl*—lel.Oo—,3l COMMENCING TODAY of 5 P.m. SHOPPERS' SESSION Special Four-days' Session.* Paramount's Outstanding epic of fhe year, "GOING MY WAY," starring Bing Crosby, Barry Fitzgerald, Frank McHugh, James Brown, Jean Heather. A motion picture that will live tor ever in your heart! It brings you all the warmth, laughter, and tears of a great human story, along with great songs and a great Ipve! (Approved for Universal Exhibition). Reserve early Io avoid regrets. Ring 63-431 for Seats. ,x-S~widU LYALL BAY Qjg Tel. 16-393 TONIGHT—7.3O p.m. "BUFFALO BULL," starring Joel McCrea, Maureen O'Hara, Linda Darnell (Approved for Universal Exhibition I. Presented with “A LADY TAKES A CHANCE," with Jeon Arthur, John Wayne (Recommended by Censor for. Adults).

WELLINGTON-LYTTELTON SERVICE CANCEL BERTHS WHEN NOT REQUIRED I Passengers w’lio are unable to use accommodation booked are earnestly requested to notify one of the Company’s Offices (or, In the case of Service passengers, th# R.T.0.), in order to assist others desiring to secure accommodation. UNION S.S. CO. OF N.Z., LTD.