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New Zealand Herald, Volume 79, Issue 24195, 10 February 1942, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS civic. Air Conditioned. Dir.; Civic Theatre. Ltd. 11 am., 2 p.m., 5 p.m., 8 pjn, Pticbb- i/- to 8/4 Verv Latest Deaf Aids AvaiVSle Office. Ph. 30-100. THEIR BEST HIT YET! ..'■ THE FOUR DAUGHTERS ABE NOW * * "FOUR MOTHERS" * * PRISCILLA LANE - ROSEMARY LANE-LOLA LANE-GALE PAGE With CLAUDE RAINS. JEFFREY LYN,N. EDDIE ALBERT, MAY. ROBSON. FRANK McHUGH. The glorious new chapter in the heart-to-heart adventures of the Four Daughters. ... _■-—.'. A Warner Bros, Picture. Approved for Universal Exhibition. POPULAR "CIVIC" FD3ST HALF! And FINLAY ROBB At the Grand Organ, playing Afternoons and Evenings. FOR MOTHERS . " (And the rest of the family, too!) COMINGTHE GREATEST AIR EPIC EVER PRODUCED! • "DIVE BOMBER" With ERROL FLYNN and FRED McMURRAY. Recommended by Censor for Adults. | THE BERKELEY {"%¥s&? 2. This Evening at Eight o'Clock. M Rex Harrison (Star of "Night Train M to Munich") and. Karen Verne in H "MISSING TEN DAYS" .- Remember "Clouds Over Europe"? ,M Another splendid comedy espionage story ty[ set in Paris. %» (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) IVI Specially Selected Featurettes. I TUC rAPITHI BALMORAL. i int. W\rUUL iLast Night at 7.30. » . Bex Harrison, Karen Verne in M "MISSING TEN DAYS" M Grand Comedy Spy Story in Paris. M Also Wayne 'Morris, Rosemary Lane in fj "AN ANGEL FROM TEXAS" .: Delightful Stage Comedy Drama. M (Both Approved for Universal Exhbtn.) I TT inn» 1 CINEMA REMUERA. IUUUi\ -ph. 24-749. To-night at 8.15! gas Ann SOTHERN ("Dulcy"). Lew AYRES I=l Maureen O'Sullivan and C. Aubrey Smith §== in the Comedy; "MAISIE WAS A LADY" (Recommended by Censor for Adolts). == Society with an hilarious leap! HI BRITISH AIR MAIL NEWS—Austra- == lian Cinesonnd and Coloured Musical, I r"AfCTV f CINEMA TAKAP.UNA. I uAIE. 11 1 'Ph. 78-465. To-night at 8. === Ann Sothern ("Dulcy").' Lew Ayres, == Maureen O'Sullivan & C. 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