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ft C-^^Qt! JAMEfcT """■--■JJH] Utr °t. James _>-rl \XX"^^-^ ST. -T A M T^_ Dir.: Sir Benjamin Fuller. TONIGHT, At 8. Republic. Pictures Present A THRILLING STORY OF BRITISH HEROISM IN NORTH-WEST INDIA, "STORM OVER BENGAL." "STORM OVER BENGAL." "STORM OVER BENGAL." "STORM OVER BKNGAL." "STORM OVER BENGAL." "STOUM OVER BENGAL." "STORM OVER BENGAL." "STORM OVER BENGAL." "STORM OVER 'BENGAL." "STORM OVER BENGAL." "STORM OVER BENGAL." "STORM OVER BENGAL." "STORM OVER BENGAL." "STORM OVER BENGAL." "STORM OVER BENGAL." "STORM OVER .BENGAL." . (Approved tot UniversaJ Inhibition.) THE BENGAL LANCERS RIDE AGAIN. DEVIL-MAY-CARE TROOPJ-RS DEFEND A GREAT COLONIAL EMPIRE. PATRIC KNOWLES. RICHARD CROMWELL, ROCHELLE HUDSON, COLIN TAPLEY. Thrills thunder across the screen in this outstanding drama. BRITISH GAZETTE ITEMS. England welcomes President Le Brun; Mighty Naval Scenes. Plan at Theatre. Tel. 54-775. PRINCESS CONTINUOUS I I •*• RINCESS rrom 11 a.m. Daily. SCREENING TIMES 1 Road to Reno."—ll a.m., 1.53, I 4, 0.7, and 9.20 p.m. j "Sergeant Murphy."—l 2.9, 3.3, 5.10, .and 8.17 p.m. New UniversaJ Films Present— RANDOLPH SCOTT, HOPE HAMPTON RANDOLPH SCOTT, HOPE HAMPTON j n "THE ROAD TO- RENO." "THE ROAD TO RENO."' "THE ROAD TO RENO." "THE ROAD TO RENO." (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) A gay romantic comedy of the celebrated divorce colony! ASSOCIATE MATURE Warner Bros present: MARY MAGUIRE—RONALD REAGAN DONALD CRISP A ]n __ " SERGEANT MURPHY." " SERGEANT MURPHY." " SERGEANT MURPHY." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) See Australia's own Hollywood star in her most thrilling pictftre to date.' Also screening from 7 p.m. "STRANGER THAN FICTION" Novelty. "Old English Taverns," Scenic. "Cat and the Bell," Cartoon^ "Going Places," narrated by Lowell Thomas, AND 2 UNIVERSAL NEWSREELS. SUBURBAN THEATRES. LOWER HUTT ■ ;■■ THEATRES. ■ ;■_■■ KING GEORGE LOWER HUTT. ING GEORGE Telephone 63-933. AGAIN TONIGHT AT 8 TONIGHT Saturday's Huge Audience is still praising this delightful programme. FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW, MICKEY ROONEY, In "THE BOY FROM BARNARDO'S." "THE BOY FROM BARNARDO'S." Packed with thrills, heart-throbs, laughs, and sheer humanity. Book Immediately for this Superior Easter Attraction . . .at THE WILLOWS. Delightful Supporting Programme. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) T)E LUXE "* j THEATRE. Plans at Theatre. Ring 63-431. SHOWING NIGHTLY" AT 8. You've Never seen a Funnier Picture! Edward G. < ROBINSON. Jane Bryan—Allen Jenkins "A SLIGHT dA*SE OF MURDER." , _ . , 1 (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) —j— Associate Feature Douglass Dumbrille, Sidney Toler, ZiNE GREY'S "THE MYSTERIOUS RIDER." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) PRINCE EDWARD THEATRE. •^ WOBURN. FINALLY TONIGHT AT 7.45. GEORGE FORMBY In "IT'S IN THE AIR." —Second Big Feature— "SARATOGA." CLARK GABLE JEAN HARLOW (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) ■OROOKLYN THEATRE. -° TONIGHT, at 7.30 o'clock. JANE WITHERS in "MISS FIX-IT." "MISS FIX-IT." And THE RITZ BROTHERS in "STRAIGHT PLACE AND SHOW." Good Supports. GLORIOUS SPECTACLE TONIGHT At the GALA CARNIVAL GALA CARNIVAL GALA CARNIVAL LAST NIGHT AT HUTT RECREATJOM GROUND UTT RECREATION GROUND John Hopkins Presents HUGE FIREWORKS DISPLAY. -HUGE FIREWORKS DISPLAY. HUGE FIREWORKS " DISPLAY. HUGIC FIREWORKS DISPLAY. HUGE FIREWORKS DISPLAY. HUG]*: FIREWORKS DISPLAY. HUGI-: FIREWORKS DISPLAY. HUGE FIREWORKS DISPLAY. HUGE FIREWORKS DISPLAY. HUGE FIREWORKS DISPLAY. HUG'Ei FIREWORKS DISPLAY. HUGE FIREWORKS DISPLAY. HUGE FIREWORKS DISPLAY. HUGE FIREWORKS DISPLAY. HUGE FIREWORKS DISPLAY. HUGH FIREWORKS DISPLAY. HUGE FIREWORKS DISPLAY. LAVISH-BEAUTIFUL—THRILLING. THE GREATEST DISPLAY EVER SEEN IN THE DISTRICT. Supplied by the manufacturers who supplied the big display for the Sydney Sesqnicentennial Celebrations. ADMISSION: Adults, Is; Children, Cd.