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*f^T PARAMOUNT Counenay PI. Direction: G. L. Johnston. Tel. 51-842 — RESERVATIONS — Tel. 51-842 2 p.m. DAILY NIGHTLY, 8 p.m. 65th PERFORMANCE TONIGHT! Do not let it be said that you missed .seeing, this magnificent' performance in Technicolour presented by Warner Bros. NOW IN ITS SIXTH WEEK « "THIS IS THE ARMY" "THIS IS THE ARMY" "THIS IS THE ARMY" "THIS IS THE ARMY" "THIS IS THE ARMY" Irving Berlin's Masterpiece, in which he appears himself. Starring GEORGE MURPHY ... JOAN LESLIE LIEUT. RONALD REAGAN . . . ALLAN BALE KATE SMITH .' . . FRANCES LANGFORD .And 350 Talented Men from the Army, Navy, and Air Force. —FEATURETTES— "ARGENTINE HORSES," HARMONICA RHYTHM. "RETURN TO GREECE." LATEST NEWS FLASHES. (Approved ■ for Universal Exhibition.) COMMENCING NEXT WEEK: . Hartzell Spence's Immortal Story "ONE FOOT IN HEAVEN" "ONE FOOT IN HEAVEN" • Starring Fredric Martha MARCH SCOTT Warner Bros. Production. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) RESERVE <AT D.I.C. OR PARAMOUNT. Dial 51-842 • —- ; ROXX THEATRE Manners St. Dir.: G. L. Johnston. Tel. 40-618. CONTINUOUS DAILY FROM 11 A.M. LUISE. KAINER ARTURO DE CORDOVA LUISE KAINER ARTURO DE CORDOVA ' ■- In "HOSTAGES" "HOSTAGES" "HOSTAGES" • ' (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) —And— "SONG OF TEXAS" "SONG OF TEXAS" "SONG OF TEXAS" : • '■■ • With ROY ROGERS SHEILA RYAN ROY ROGERS SHEILA RYAN (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) ' SUBURBAN THEATRES. STATE THEATRE, PETONE ~, . . TONIGHT, at 8 o'clock... ■Nevil Shute's Mighty Novel of Today Becomes .-:-, ■. . . the Picture of .the Year. , . "THE PIED PIPER" "THE PIED PIPER" "THE PIED PIPER" With-— MONTY WOOLLEY RODDY McDOWELL ANN BAXTER : And OTTO PREMINGER J. CARROL NAISH Box Plan at Theatre. Tel. 63-899. (Recommended by the Censor More Suitable for Adults.) pALACL — PEIONL — PALACE TONIGHT, at 8., A Beautiful Girl's Amazing Experience with the Husband she Thought she Knew. . "THE MAN I MARRIED" ■^—With • ;: i T»-ni^™ --Francis. ..-. -Lloyd* Anna BENNETT,. LEDERER 'NOLAN . STEN (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) Associate Feature. Thundering Drama of, Pearl Harbour. John Marguerite Bruce HOWARD CHAPMAN BENNETT ■ ■ " . —in— "SUBMARINE RAIDER" (Approved; for Universal Exhibition^). Gj-RAND — PETONE — GRAND , . TONIGHT AT 8 The Terrible Revelations of How the Nazis Treat Their Own Women. "WOMEN IN BONDAGE" Gail Nancy Gertrude Anna PATRICK KELLY MICHAEL NAGEL (Recommended by the Consor for Adults and ;.-■■_.;.■.; Unsuitable for Children.) i' _. ' Associate Feature. Ride the Tropical Skies to Romance and Song ~ ■■•. With Marjorie " George ' William WOODWORTH GIVOT MARSHALL In "FLYING WITH MUSIC" (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) LOWER HUTT THEATRES. KIN^ GEORGE THEATRE TONJGHT, at 7.45 o'clock. MONDAY ajid TUESDAY NIGHTS, at 7.45. . (Last 3 Performances) Of one of. the greatest Sea Dramas ever screened Metro's Huge Spectacle— "STAND BY FOR ACTION" Featuring ROBERT TAYLOR BRIAN DONLEVY CHARLES LAUGHTON """"^x And a Terrific Cast. (Recommended by the Censcfr for Adults.) I'or this feast film it is imperative you reserve, and reserve early. Ring 63-933 for Seats. DE LUXE-LOWER HUTT For Reserves Telephone 63-431 TONIGHT, at 7.45. They sweep the seas with thrills for you Smashing action, grand romance. ' * * "MINESWEEPER" • • Starring JWM n £^i!!L.^gS 111 , h^ (Approved, for Universal Exhibition.) It starts with a crime quiz . . . and ends la a battle of the sexes. - "DANGEROUS BLONDES" With ALLYN JOSLYN EVELYN KEYES, EDMUND LOWE ANITA ._ LOUISE (Recommended by the Censor More Suitable for Adults.) , PRINCE EDWARD, Woburn _.J_ Telephone 63-844. TONIGHT at 7.45. DEANNA DURBIN JOSEPH COTTEN "HERS TO HOLD" CHARLES WINNINGER EVELYN ANKERS n™ T (£Ep^oVea for Universal Exhibition.) GEORGE SANDERS, MARGUERITE CHAPMAN ONSLOW STEVENS "APPOINTMENT IN BERLIN" (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) Telephone and Permanent Reservations will NOT be held after 7.30 p.m. \ ORGAN RECITAL. " ORGAN RECITAL. TOWN HALL OWN HALL SUNDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1944 I At 2.30 p.m. I By W. LAWRENCE HAGGITT F.T.C.L., L.R.S..M. (London). Presented by the National Broadcasting Service, by arrangement with the Wellington City Council. 1. Prelude" (Sonata No. 7 in F Minor) c, . ■ ~'.-■, ~T Rheinberger 2. Air Varied, "Holsworthy Church Bells" Wgslgv 3. Suite" r., S . stoughton 1. 'The Courts of Jamshyd" 2. "The Garden of Iram" " -. : 3. "Said" ... 4- '/;Lareo from the New World Symphony" - ~o Dvorak o. Sonata No. 1 in D Minor" .... Guilmant . 1. Introduction and Allegro" 2. "Pastorale" '3. "Finale" CHARGES FOR ADMISSION: Is. N.B.—As the first half of this programme is being broadcast, it is requcsied that the audience refram from creating any noises which would be detrimental to the broadcast, especially by entering or leaving the Hall during an item. DENTISTS. ili« DENTAL SURGEON, • Stewart Dawson's Kuildlnus, ' ■ ■ ' LAMBTON 01', Tel. 45-488. •. ;