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New Zealand Herald, Volume 80, Issue 24543, 27 March 1943, Page 10

C I 'V Air-Conditioned Dir.; Civic Theatre, Ltd 4 Sessions Daily —ll a.m., 2 p.m., f> 8 ' Prices: 1/6 to 3/4- Deaf Aids Available Box Plans at Theatre Phone 3(>U)o' NOW SHOWING _• ANN SHERIDAN—JACK ' OAKIE MARTHA R A YE—JACK HALEY and Scores of Others, including the Ship-Shapely Sextette in the Musical fleet of Fun. .. "NAVY BLUES". Approved for Universal Exhibition, Join the Navy and see the whirl •>f Gals. Gobs and Glee. Also snowing-. "KUT'J'V NEWS.' Cartoon. . "WATER SPORTS, in Technicolour. Paramount Air Mail News REG. MADDAMS at the Organ. fTITEWELEYI"^?^ To-day at 2.5. To-night at 8.0 "Never.... has so much been owed to so few " —Winston Churchill RONALD REAGAN—-OLYMPE BRADNi "INTERNATIONAL SQUADRON" The almost unbelievable heroism that saved Britain. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Pacific Frontiers; Air Mail News, etc Unpaid Bookings kept till 7.-15 ONLY | THE CAPITOL | This Evening at a Quarter lo Eight The Surprise Picture of 19131! Fredric March and Martha Scott in "ONE FOOT IN HEAVEN" A Beautiful and Sincere Human Story. -' Also Ken Murray, Harriet Billiard in "JUKE BOX JENNY" A Very Delightful Comedy Musical. (Both Approved for Universal Exhibitioe.) Matinee To-day at 2.o—"One Foot in Heaven" pfHE WINDSOR | To-day at 1.80. To-night at 7.30. William Ilolden, Claire Trevor in "TEXAS" A Thrill-packed Comedy Drama. (Approved for Universal Exhibition,) Also Maria Labar (new Swedish Star), la "SECOND BUREAU" Sensational Espionage Drama. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Ij m i a c*nr/"\D MM! DOMINION ROAD I ASTOR III.!! Tel. 61-433 To-night at 8 : Variety Session, 7.30. HEDY LAMARR. ROBERT YOUNG. RUTH HUSSEY in "H. M. PULHAM, ESQ." Also '"FRISCO LIL" Both Recommended by Censor for Adnlti. MATINEE TO-DAY. 2 P.M. "Frisco Lil," Ist Episode "Overland Mall." DTCDI FQQ ST. HELLERS. Ph, 17-600, rLhnLLo>J Sat. & Mon. only, at 8 p.m. Claudette Colbert, Ray Milland and Brian Aherne in "SKYLARK." Adult Recommendation. Also News. art gallery and OLD COLONISTS' MUSEUM, Wellesley and Kitchener Streets. OPEN DAILY. 10 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. SUNDAY, 2 to 4.30 p.m. ADMISSION FREE. JAMES MELLTNG, Totvn Clerk. Dancing RICHMOND YACHT CLUB. (Incorporated). POPULAR DANCE. WESTHAVEN CABARET, 8 PM. TO MIDNIGHT. TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY), EVERYBODY WELCOME. Good Dancing. Good Music. Dress Optimal. Ample Parking Space. Ali. Cb ARK'S ORCHESTRA. Double 51-. Single 2/6. Cubicle Reservations: Satnrdav and Evenings, 27-829. FREE LAUNCH leaves Quay Street Launch Steps between Ferry Bids, and Princes Wharf S p.m. sharp, returning after danCe ' 808 TAYLOR, Hon. Sec... DEVOTED TO SWING! TO-NITE! ~ DANCINGy to Midnight, g/- ADMISSION RESERVES: TEL. 48-777. OPEN EVERY NIGHT NEXT WEEK. T\ ANCE TO-NIGHT At the CATHOLIC SERVICES' CLUB, Corner of Pitt and Wellington Street!.' FREE TO ALL MEMBERS OF THE SERVICES • First-class Dance Band Excellent Float. PIRATE SHIPPE CABARET MILFORD BEACHThe Cabaret that Sets the Standard. TO-NIGHT MODERN AND OLD-TIME DANCE CARNIVAL. Dancing 8 to 11.40 p.m. ADMISSION: Double, '2/6; Single, 1/0. Reservations Ring 78-414. i YE PIG AND WHISTLE, . MISSION BAY EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT, v DANCING UNDER IDEAL. CONDITIONS To TONY LINDSAY AND HIS ISLANDERS. Convenient Buses. - Admission 2/6. Reservations Ph. '2l-170. } : pOME OUT TO PAPATOETOE TONIGHT. THE GOOD COMPANIONS Are holding: their popular Fortnightly Danc«, Town Hall, Wonderful music. Come Out and Enjoy Yourselves. MODERN Ballroom—Private tuition, :PoiM, self-confidence. Forces half fee. smppw dances. —Mavis Tollomache, Epsom, lfr-l*. MDE. VALESKA, Albert Chbrs. cnr. Albert and Wellesley Sts.. opp. Para.--*" 48-121, 05-324. All types dancing taught. RUBY SHERR.IFF, H.B. Bidgs., New oj Private Lessons 2/6 (or 9 for £1); ern, Old-time, Tap; 3 dances by post, 5/-. _ LOCAL BODY NOTICES Borough of onehunga. SPECIAL ORDER. , , Public notice is hereby given that » Special Meeting of thfe Onehunga Boroug Council convened for tlte purpose and lie « MONDAY, the 22nd day of March, Mi!. » Resolution intended to operato as Order was passed and will bo confirmation at a meeting: of the count j> to. be held at the Office of the Council. Queen Street, Onehunga,' on w 27th day of April, 1013, at 7.30 p.m. _ , The said Resolution provides lor the ref tration, control, etc., of Offensive Iran within the Borough of Onehunga. A MPJ.',, the proposed Special Order is deposited , the said Office of the Onehunga 952 n n Council, where the same will he open ior spection by the public during °^ c ® ~ \ until the said Confirming Meeting is J' elu Dated this 2Gth day of March lJld. ft. V. D. HULL, 4r.tnig-low" IIenU"WAIKATO COUNTV VP U nnrtioii » i Notice is hereby given that the P°r of the Hamilton-Tauhei Main Highway "«•» the junction with the Taupiri-Gordon (Sharp's Corner) to the junction Tenfoot Road, will be closed t-o all » a , from 7.80 a.m. Monday, March 29, o p.m. Monday, April 5, while urgent on s repairs are beinj carried nut by the ruu Works Department. , rnm It will be necessary for beayy traffic i. the Tauhei district to detour via Tenfoot , Henry's Roads and light traffic vi, a ' l()ne Road. A. A. WOODWARD, County Eng'mgL-. (7* HAN KLIN COUNTV ct I I . J ., NC ' OVERDUE RATES. 1H42-19W Notice is hereby given that R llt ®V,>r. ending March 31. 1943, are Legal proceedings will be taken ~t f covery of all outstanding rateWEDNESDAY, March HI, 1043. - ALAN P. DAY. County Clerk.