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Film Entertainment that is making I TTTAJAT TTTRFI? FIAYC; , History for the Star of. Great Per- JtIiNAL IHKLL DAXb formances. AT 2 AND 8 P.M. fuller's , « For Whom T he Bell Tolls" r f]-~ =3 »^-^^"^ls^-^ c: __n "For Whom The Bell Tolls" K^TS T- JA M E S^ij "For Whom The Bell Tolls" uy- —^==rzLyj GARY COOPER THEATRE. And Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre (54-775). INGRID BERGMAN 2 P-Mf I)AILy s r M AKIM TAMIROFF - KATINA PAXINOU A Paramount Picture In Tcchnicolour. Tracy, beloved by nil, in the best role of his At J. C. Williamson's Brilliant Career. . ».» I .»i._Lj».. r0 ..i... l " l .l'iJll.ii^.'!irri77,> SPENCER TRACY *~El!l THEATRE CJ^-A OILnLLIX in-AV^I Wellington's Cosiest Cinema. (As George Hcisler) • plans at D- IC- and Theatre. (44-144). I NEXT THURSDXY Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's Warner Bros.' Production, I "KINGS ROW" "THE SEVENTH CROSS" "KINGS ROW" "THE SEVENTH CROSS" "KINGS ROW" From the Novel by " KINGS ROW " Anna Seghers "KINGS ROW" - w [ th ' With S'CNE HASSO CLAUDE RAINS bjUNL WAbbU SHERIDAN RONALD REGANHUME CRONYN : FELIX BRESSART ROBERT CUMMINGS BETTY FIELD CHARLES COBURN — JUDITH ANDERSON MARIA OUSPENSKAYA They lived a lifetime in a few brief hours of j^REEN VERNE NANCY COLMAN happiness together. * " r i ans >; O w Open. (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) (Both Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) TELEPHONE 43-908 - WJ\TS\J J - OPl\ PARLIAMENT BLDGS. (Where There's Always a Good Show.) 7 o'clock—Finally Tonight—7 o'clock Errol Flynn, Raymond Massey, Ronald Keagan IN THE DRAMATIC THRILLER "DESPERATE JOURNEY"Courage beyond compare. An adventure without equal. ALSO SCREENING Lana Turner, Robert Young, Alan Mowbray \ IN METRO'S COMEDY HIT , "SLIGHTLY DANGEROUS" (Programme Approved for Universal Exhibition.) FEATURETTES: "CHIPS Otf THE OLD BLOCK" (Colour Cartoon), GAZETTE. Shorts 7 p.m., "Slightly Dangerous" 7.15 p.m., "Desperate Journey" 8.56 p.m. TUESDAY: "YANKEE DOODLE DANDY," with James Cagney; also "MINESWEEPER" (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.)

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