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— —Special Featurotte—— "FROM THE FOUR CORNERS" -With LESLIE HOWARD PTE. R. GILBERT, OF AUCKLAND. A Ministry of Information Film depleting just why the Empire's sons are coining from the Four Corners to Fight for Life and Liberty. Direction: Sir Benjamin Fuller. DAILY At 2.15 and 8 p.m. Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre (54-775) Fred < ~ Paulette ASTAIRE GODDARD ASTAIRE GODDARD "SECOND CHORUS" "SECOND CHORUS" "SECOND CHORUS" With ARTIE SHAW AND HIS BAND CHARLES BUTTERWORTH BURGESS MEREDITH (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) SELECTED FEATURETTES: "RETURN FROM CRETE" (Showing New Zealanders returning to Egypt after the Battle of Crete.) "FISHERMAN'S PLUCK" (an Extremely Interesting Short Subject for Fishermen). "Animated Antics Cartoon" and Latest "Pathe" News. SUBURBAN THEATRES. \ pRINCE EDWARD, Woburn ■ ■■■V- TELEPHONE 63-844 V— • T . 45 FINALLY TONIGHT 7.45 GEORGE FORMBY In "CALL A COP" (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) - CESAR ROMERO MARJORIE WEAVER "THE CISCO KID AND A LADY" (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) " Plus : "AIR COMMUNIQUE," Featuring Squadron Leader Jamieson, Hutt Valley Boy, — — TOMORROW GLORIA JEAN- —»OBT. STACK HfGH HERBERT — -NAN GREY "A LITTLE BIT OF HEAVEN" (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) PAUL KELLY —CONSTANCE MOORE "THE MISSING GUEST" (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) 'l r>E LUXE, LOWER HUTT I TEL. 63-431. CENTRAL HEATING. 7.45 — TONIGHT — 7.45. A Typhoon of Adventure! Plus Comedy, Romance, Songs I DOROTHY I/AMOUR ROBERT PRESTON PRESTON FOSTER —In— "MOON OVER BURMA" "MOON OVER BURMA" —Plus— A double dose of delirious fun, "DOUBLE DATE" "DOUBLE DATE" EDMUND LOWE. UNA MERKEL (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) JfING GEORGE — LOWER HUTT TONIGHT, at S. From Alfred Hitchcock, who Directed j "Rebecca." JOEL McCBEA, LAKAINE DAY, HERBERT MARSHALL, GEORGE SANDERS, ROBERT BENCHLEY "FOREIGN CORRESPONDENT" "FOREIGN CORRESPONDENT" "FOREIGN CORRESPONDENT" j "FOREIGN CORRESPONDENT" The. Loves . . * tho Lives ... the Dramatic Conflicts of Today's Boldest Adventurers. (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) Box Plan at Theatre. Td. 63-933. gXATE PETONE FINALLY TONIGHT, at 8. CLAUDETTE COLBERT RAY MILLAND "ARISE, MY LOVE"—Commencing TOMORROW (TUESDAY). "SWANEE RIVER" "SWANEE RIVER" DON AMECHE, ANDREA LEEDS, AL JOLSON Bressart, Chandler, Hicks, Reed, Johnson Choir. The Colourful Story of Minstrels, River Boats, and all the old Songs. Box Plan at Theatre. Tel. 63-899. (For Universal Exhibition.) PALACE — PETONE — PALACE TONIGHT, at 8. A Laflf-time of Hilarity— "BOY MEETS GIRL" "BOY MEETS GIRL" "BOY MEETS GIRL" ——Starring JAMES CAGNEY. PAT O'BRIEN. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) ——Associate Feature ANITA LOUISE, ROGER PRYOR "GLAMOUR FOR SALE" (Recommended by the Cehsor fbr AdUtts.) Q-RAND — PETONE — GRAND TONIGHT, at 8. GEO. BRENT VIRGINIA BRUCE "THE MAN WHO TALKED TOO MUCH" (Recommended by the Censor for Adlttts.) -Associate Feature Musical Comedy Sparkling with Wit and Gaiety— "DANCING ON A DIME" (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) TOMORROW (TUESDAY), at 8 p.m. /CONCERT CHAMBER, TOWN HALL. OONCEKT CHAMBER, TOWN HALL. A BRIGHT, WELL-VARIED PROGRAMME by Combined Choirs of WELLINGTON HARMONIC SOCIETY. WELLINGTON APOLLO SINGERS. (Conductor: H. Temple White.) With CARA HALL, Solo Pianist; MYRA SAWYER, Soprano; CHARLES WILLIAMS. Tenor; HAROLD WHITTLE, Accompanist. Admission, Ss (reserves). 2b, Is. BOOKINGS BY "BEGG'S." WRESTLING rp O W N HALL WRESTLING X OWN : H A L L WRESTLING TONIGHT. WRESTLING TONIGHT. TONIGHT. WRESTLING TONIGHT. At 8 O'clock. WRESTLING WRESTLING Best Attraction so far. WRESTLING JAGET SINGH WRESTLING JAGET SINGH (Best ,of Great Gama's Pupils) WRESTLING versus WRESTLING FRED ATKINS WRESTLING FRED ATKINS (.Sensation of the New Season). WRKSTLINCi Professional Preliminary : WRESTLINC R. NEWTH v. COLIX WRESTLING CROSKERY. Book at. K. W. Huniphrey.'s, Mdiuioxs Street. ; Prices! s§, §s t JJsjs Ladles 2s Cd. (all plus J§sk—-