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Lake Wakatip Mail, Issue 4724, 10 January 1946, Page 1

amusements ’PHONE C2S. P.O. BOX 149 EMBASSY THEATRE QUEENSTOWN TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT PINAL SCREENING OP “ RANDOM HARVEST ” “ RANDOM HARVEST ” “ RANDOM HARVEST ” “RANDOM HARVEST” “ RANDOM HARVEST ” Starring RONALD COLMAN GREER GARSON with PHILIP DORN, SUSAN PETERS, (Por General Exhibition) PRIDAY and SATURDAY January n and 12 YESSIREE! Book Your Seats Now At least 3 times the Pleasure of any Film in Town. JAMES CAGNEY in Warner Bros. Triumph “YANKEE “YANKEE DOODLE DOODLE DANDY” DANDY” —• with

•IOAN LESLIE, WALTER HUSTON, Francos Langford, Goo. Tobias, Jeanne Cagney, Richard Whorf and Irene Alarming. The Yankee Hoodie Handiest Show of all. (For General Exhibition) TUESDAY, January 15 as this beautiful girl alone between 2 a.m.—B a.in. Night club queen or racketeer’s accomplice? Her secret ruled the lives of three desperate men! MARGARET LOCKWOOH HUGH SINCLAIR in “ALI B 1 ” “ALI B 1 ” “ A L I B I ’> “ A L IB I ” “ A L I B I ” ' “ALI B 1 ”

with Raymond Lovell, James Mason Enid Stamp Taylor, Rodney Ackland. (For Adult Audiences) THURSDAY, January 17 . on Liked 1 i The l Pied Piper”.... YOU’LL LOVE THIS! Here’s a picture from the same great star, producer and director combination and it’s tops for hearty hilarity and heart-tugging appeal! MONTY WOOLLEY at his gruffest and grandest IDA LUPINO in her finest role in “Life Begins at Eight-Thirty” “■Life Begins at Eight-Thirty” “•Life Begins at Eight-Thirty” “Life Begins at..Eight-Thirty.” “ Life Bcgps'iit Eight-Thirty” “Life Begins at Eight-Thirty” - with —* CORNEL WILDE, SARA ALLGOOD, MELVILLE COOPER, .1. EDWARD BROMBERG, WILLIAM DEMAREST. (For General Exhibition) Plans at J. W. GARDINER’S. Phono 43. Telephone reservations will not be kept later than 7.15 p.m.

his grandest and gruffest. The bcwhiskered star appears as a once great stage personality toppled from the heights by fate. Although he would rather laugh and let the world go by, he is brought to'grips with the serious side of life by the uphill struggle for happiness of his daughter, played by Miss Lupine. The film promises to be another happy combination of ingratiating humour and trenchant drama.