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f f) E ' : —I i fiv ip ! —— - I LUA t. J-. ■ • Courtenay >^ Ring Place" 53-080. 'Direction: New Zealand Theatres, Ltd.) I Hearing Aids — Central Heating. FINALLY TODAY. Matioee 2 p.m. Nightly 7.45 p.m, ANN SOTHERN JOHN CARROLL ANN SOTHERN JOHN CARROLL In ' Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's First Uproari ous Sequel to "Maisie." '-CONGO MAISIE." "CONGO MAISIE." "CONGO MAISIE." (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) And on the Same Programme. 808 BURNS CHARLES BICKFORD 808 BURNS CHARLES BICKFORD In Paramount's Colourful Drama, "OUR LEADING CITIZEN" "OUR LEADING CITIZEN" "OUR LEADING CITIZEN" (Approved Universal Exhibition.) Plus "THE GREEN HORNET" "THE GREEN HORNET" Chapter S—"THE TIME BOMB" TOMORROW TOMORROW See Page 18. See Page 18. , Another Excellent Double-Feature Programme. FINALLY TONIGHT. "THEY MADE ME A CRIMINAL" and "LAW OF THE PAMPAS." ROX* THEATRE. OXY THEATRE. Cosy and Warm. Dir.: G. L. Johnston. Tel. 40-618. TOMORROW TOMORROW Direct from its successful run at the Paramount. RKO Present The Most Popular Musical Show in a Decade. "FOLLOW THE FLEET." "FOLLOW THE FLEET." "FOLLOW THE FLEET." "FOLLOW THE FLEET." "FOLLOW THE FLEET." "FOLLOW THE FLEET." "FOLLOW THE FLEET." With FRED ASTAIRE, GINGER ROGERS, RANDOLPH SCOTT, HARRIET HILLIARD. REMEMBER THE SONG HITS—"We Saw the Sea," "Get Thee Behind Me, Satan," "Let Yourself Go," "I'd Rather Lead a Band," "Here Am I, But Where Are You," "I'm Putting All My Eggs in One Basket," "Let's Face the Music and Dance." 20th Century-Fox Films Present GRACIE FIELDS, GRACIE FIELDS, GRACIE FIELDS, GRACIE FIELDS, GRACIE FIELDS, GRACIE FIELDS, GRACIE FIELDS, With Roger Livesey, Mary Maguire, Jack Donahue, Peter Coke, and Skippy, in The Best of all Gracie Fields Pictures, "KEEP SMILING." "KEEP SMILING." "KEEP SMILING." "KEEP SMILING." "KEEP SMILING." "KEEP SMILING." "KEEP SMILING." SEVEN GRACIE FIELDS SONG HITS: "Swing Your Way to Happiness"—"Giddy Up"—"Mrs. Binns's Twins"—"Peace of Mind"—"You've Got to be Smart iff the Army Nowadays"—"May Morning — Ihe Holy City."---SUBURBAN THEATRES. "CTATE PETONE STA£E. O TA TE • PETONE STATE. TONIGHT, at 8 o'clock. XOKMA SHE«EK awfoed ROSALIND RUSSELL - In - "THE WOMEN" "THE WOMEN" "It's all about MEN." The year's most uproarious comedy sensation. Box Plans at Theatre. Tel. 63-899. (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) G~ RAND PETONE. RAND-- — PETONE. 7.45 — TONIGHT — 7.45. Fury-packed Drama. JACK HOLT PATRICIA ELLIS "FUGITIVE AT LARGE." ' "FUGITIVE AT LARGE." A Double-barrelled Blast of Thrills. Associate Feature MADELEINE CARROLL, FRED MaeMURRAY, SHIRLEY ROSS In "CAFE SOCIETY." Also the Ist Chapter of the Brand-new Thrill Serial, "THE PHANTOM CREEPS." Weird! Eerie! Mysterious! (Programme Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) PALACE 'PHONE PETONE. ALACE 63-610. PETONE. TONIGHT, at 8 o'clock. OTTO KRUGER, "SCANDAL SHEET." JEAN HERSHOLT, "COURAGEOUS DR. CHRISTIAN." (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) FINAL PERFORMANCE. WELLINGTON REPERTORY THEATRE (Inc*) Presents "SPRING MEETING." (An Irish Comedy of the Turf.) By M. J. Farrell and John Perry. Produced by G. H. A. SWAN. concert chamber, town hall, Concert chamber, town hall, TONIGHT, BOX PLANS AT D.LC. PRlCES.—Reserves, 4s 4d. At Hall: 4s 3d, 2s 6d, and Is 6d. CENTENNIAL CELEBRATIONS. DRAMA FESTIVAL OF ONE-ACT PLAYS Wellington Elimination Festival, will be held in the CONCERT CHAMBER, TOWN HALL, WELLINGTON, July 13. 15, 16, 17. At 7.45 p.m. each evening. Prices Is and Is 6d. Children half-price. Season tickets 3s 6d. Free booking for parties of 10 or more. Season tickets at D.LC. Booking opens July 9. RENTAL CARS. DE LUXE V 8 RENTAL CARS. DURKE BROS.. LTD., -*-* ' Kilbirnie. Tel. 17-099. Cheapest rates. Tel. 17-099. 2S 6d weekly buys Full-size All-wool Double-bed Blankets, buy now. Heimann's, 13a Courtenay Place.