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(Ajipiovnd for Universal Exhibition) * " F--O-U-R W-I-V-E-S" " F-O-U-R .. W-I-V-E-S " WARNER BRifc,.- DELIGHTFULLY GAY, HAPPY ENTERTAINMENT. Priscilla, Rosemary, and Lola Lane, and Gale Page, Claude Rains, May Kobson Jeffrey Lynn, Frank McHugh. PLUS ( , THE TALK OF THE TOWN! " CAVALCADE OF ACADEMY AWARD WINNERS " The most star-studded shirt of all time Every star and every picture that has won the Award! Jnnnmg;,, Gaynor, Pickford, Arliss, Shearer, Barrymore, Dressier, Muivh, Hayes, Lau-hton, 17,;; burn, Gable, Colbert, McLaglen, Donat, Muni, Rainer, Traccy, Bernard Shaw, Rooney, Garland, Durbin, "Charlie MsCarthy," "Vivian Leigh etc. Scenes from ;,]] Lhe wh.ning films from "Wings" to "GONE WITH THE WIND PLANS at D.l.c and THEATRE (TELEPHONE 44-144). 2.0 p.m. R E G E N T 8.0 p.m. Direction: J. C. Vvillia^ison Picture Corporation Limited. (Recommended by Censor a? more suitable for Adults) 2.0 p.m. -— OPERA HOUSE B.o' p.m. Direction: J. C. Williamson Picture Corporation Limited. Warnei Bros Magnificent Production— "THE OLD MAID" Vividly, unforgettably, this strange story is revealed. . . . This story of a woman betrayed by the ghost of love on her wedding night. PLUS FEATURETTE3 THAT ARL WONDERFULLY ENTERTAINING— YOU MUST SEE "World's Fair Junior" (a musical revue with amazingly clever children—you M'UfcT see this!). The Crawfords (in one of their Charming Organ Noveltusj. "Rolrn Hood Makes Good" (Technicolor Cartoon). RESERVE NOW! . PLANS at D.I.C. and THEATRE (TELEPHONE 5&-230). — T-I-V-O-L-I (Opposite Parliamentary Buildings) TONIGHJ and MONDAY. SELECTED SUPPORTS from 7 o'clock. Sonja Heine in '* Everything Happens at Night" And The Jones Family in " Quick Millions " (iieth Pictuies Approved for Universal Exhibition TELEPHONE i:\-MM PRICES 1/6, 1/NEXI TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY TYRONE POWER—LINDA DARNELL "DAYTIME WIFE" BINNIE BARNES WARREN WILLIAM WENDY BARRIE Like a woman, Linda's wondering if, like a man, Tyrone's wandering . . . and, like most women, sne's right! The hilariously romantic carryings-on of a husband who goes whistling under the wron^ balcony (his secretary's!) . . . but not for long! '. PLUS DEANNA DURBIN in "ITS A DATE" Make a date . . for the thrill-time of a life-time . . . Deanna's back' ... in a tuneful whirl of rou.ance. See.her! .. . Hear her! ... as she-sings four golden melodies! j (Both Pictures Approved for Universal Exhibition) WRESTLING! WRESTLING! WRESTLING! TOWN HALL MONDAY NEXT — SEPT. 16 MONDAY NEXT THE CHAMPIONSHIP Ol< THE BRITISH EMPIRE. THI- IRON MAN JOHN KATAN (Champion again after his exciting win over Blomn'eld) has accepted a Challenge for a Return Match with EARL M CCREADY (Determined to take the Title away with him) BE WISE—-BOOK YOUR SEAT NOW! [ BOOK AT HUMPHREY'S, MANNERS STREET. . '.": PRICES: 5/-/B'-, and 2/-. LADIES 2/6. (All plus tax.) FREE LIST ENTIRELY SUSPENDED.

BOXING TOWN HALL BOXING THURSDAY AND SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19 and 21. WELLINGTON SENIOR AND JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS PICK OF THE CITY AND HUTT VALLEY GYMS. FIGHT FOR COVETED TITLES. PRICES: 3/- and 2/- (plus tax).

ALL WELLINGTON WILL BE THERE! THE FINEST CELEBRITY CONCERT AND THE MOST SPECTACULAR GRAND PAGEANT WELLINGTON HAS EVER SEEN! OVER 300 ARTISTS OVER 300 ARTISTS RED CROSS CELEBRITY CONCERT AND GRAND PAGEANT

IN THE PRESENCE OJ HER EXCELLENCY VISCOUNTESS GALWAY. The Celebrity Conceit, Programme features Wellington's Foremost Concert Stars. The Giand Pageant, with over 300 Performers, will be the most spectacular Pageant ever staged in Wellington. TOWN HALL NEXT WEDNESDAY 8 p.m. ADMISSION: 3A, 2/-. HURRY! Buy your Tickets NOW, and Book your Seats Free. The rush for tickets has already set in. The 36-page Souvenir Progralnme is a beautiful production, containing tnt full pp^ramine and many most interesting articles dealino- with I the ri'arvellous work of the New' Zealand Red Cross Society.—Price 1/-. ° Tickets and Souvenir Programmes now on sale at Charles Begg & Co., Ltd. Manners Street, and by members of the Wellington Centre of the New Zealand Red Cross Society. FRiiE BOOKING at Charles Begg's. Plans now open and rapidly filling. PROCEEDS IN AID ol NORMAL ACTIVITIES FUND OF THE WELLING-' lON CENTRE OF THE ICEW ZEALAND RED CROSS SOCIETY *VJJjLiIJS<*

PUBLIC NOTICES. T JOSEPH HUNTER, will NOT be -*•' responsible for any Debt in my name on and after this date. J. HUNTER. September 14, 1940. ONSLOW RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB. "OAFFLE;— i Ist Prize 3029 2nd Prize 4582 3rd Prize 4776 4th Prize 5031 sth Prize 5127 6th Prize 4338 7th Prize 4929 Bth Prize 4883 9th Prize 5407 RENTAL CARS. DE LUXE V 8 RENTAL CARS. DUEKE BROS., LTD., -° Kilbirnie. Tel. 17-099. Cheapest rates. Tel. 17-099.