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New Zealand Herald, Volume 80, Issue 24758, 4 December 1943, Page 10

Make Sure of Reservations for To-night PLANS AT REGENT. FOUR SESSIONS TO-DAY: 11.0, 2.0, 5.0 and 8 p.m. Fourth Week of Season and Still Attracting the Crowds. REGENT I. C. Williamson Picture Corp., Ltd. * The Lads of the desert grow boldl Bing Crosby Bob Hope Dorothy Lamour Set to Tantalising Rhythm in "ROAD TO MOROCCO" •'ROAD TO MOROCCO" "ROAD TO MOROCCO" TWO WOLVES IN SHEIKS' CLOTHING meet the Queen of Arabia ALSO SCREENING: "PATHE BRITISH NEWS" "SPEAKING OF ANIMALS" "POPEYE CARTOON" "GRANTLAND RICE SPORTLIGHT" ■XA Paramount Picture. App. for Univ. Exhib. i I CINEMA :: HEMUERA. I IUDOK P' l - 2-1-741) To-niurht at 81 J L Miitinee To day at 2.30. RED SKJSLTON and ANN RUTHERFORD in the Comedy: "WHISTLING IN DIXIE" Thrills and laughs make splendid entertainmonti (NOT A WAR PICTURE) ALSO: Latest Newsrcel—"California Giants" —"Have Courage" (Interest) —Coloured Cartoon —"Animals on Guard" (English Dogs). (Approved for Universal Exhibition) —CINEMA :: TAKAPUNA. GAIETY ' l>ll To-night at 81 L Matinee To-day at 2. Burgess Meredith and Clairo Trevor in "THE STREET OF CHANCE" Pull Programme (Adult Recommendation) STRAND ONEHU N G A. Phone 54-380 ception, December "10, will start To-day, 1.45—-To-night & Mon., at 8. DIANA RARRYMORE—BRIAN DONLEVY "NIG II T M A R E " Recommended by Censor for Adults And RITZ BROS., "ill YA, CHUM" Approved for Universal Exhibition. AVONinAI F 7 ' :sUi Sllt " Mou - 7 ' 15 " A V UnL'/ALL. Matinee Saturday. 2 p.m. Van iieflin in "'GRAND CENTRAL MURDER" Also "FLY BY NIGHT" Roth Recommended by Censor for Adults. i « inrriTr 1 A NELL. LIBERIE Phone 43-7KU. ' L TO-NIGHT AT 7.30 Gary Grant, Ginger Rogers in "ONCE UPON A HONEYMOON" Recommended by Censor for Adults. Shirley Temple, Herbert Marshall in "KATHLEEN" Approved for Universal Exhibition. AMBASSADOR JJ:iS Rosalind Russell, Brian Aherne, Janet Blair in "MY SISTER EILEEN" Approved for Universal Exhibition. Preston Foster. lirenda Joyce in "LITTLE TOKYO, U.S.A." Recommended by Censor for Adults. I)OSTPON E M E N T. X .MADAME VALESKA regrets to announce that her Dance Recital, advertised for To-night, Sat.. Dec. 4, bun been unavoidably postponed, and will be given early in 1;>11: t IJCKLAND Travel Club. —Members note: i'VFriday, Reception, December 10, will start 10 a.m. sharp. LECTURES AND MEETINGS I? RE E HEA LT H TAI, KS. I Bv An International Nutrition Expert, MAUREEN MORRIS ALEXANDER, Founder of Dominion Dietetic Association. Ist Floor, BRUNSWICK BLDGS, 171 Queen Street. WOMEN ONLY. Commencing 2 p.m. Sharp. TUESDAY —"Blood Pressure—High and Low." WEDNESDAY —"Defective Circulation.' Tlj IJ HSDAY—"Varicose Veins." FRI DAY —"Your Kidneys." Four Vital Lectures each and every week — and all different. SPECIAL FEATURE—The "Questions and Answers" session. Bring written questions. No children admitted. Collection. GOOD HEALTH is impossible if you violate Ihe Laws of Nature. Slop suicidal living ha bits. Get Back on the Road to Health I Appointments Ph. 12-121. "YOU ARE WHAT YOU EAT." |>UBLICM E E T I N G. A Meeting of all Property Owners adjoining Lake Waikare and others interested in the drainage, of the Lake is being held in the Ohinewai n.'ill on THURSDAY NEXT, December ft, at 1.45 p.m. BUSINESS. —To discuss the frequentflooding of the Lake, and. if deemed advisable, to set up a Committee to lake the necessary steps to effect improvements. Mr. \. S. Sutherland, M.P., Mr. Samson, Chairman of the Waikato County Council, and .Mr. Geo. Smith, Riding Member, will be present. W. C. DA VIES, Convener. 17* RAN KLIN COUNTY COUNCIL. 1 PATUM.AHOE HALL. I .A Public Meeting of Residents of the Patnmahoe District will be held in the Patumahoe Hall on MONDAY, December G, 1913. at 8 p.m. BUSINESS.—To Elect Committee of Management for Patumahoe Hall for ensuing year. .ALAN P. DAY, County Clerk. \ T EW ZEALAND FARMERS' UNION. KAIWAKA BRANCH RALLY. KAIWAKA HALL. SATURDAY. December 11. at 10.45 a.m. Principal Speakers: Miss J. Scott-Dawson, It. R. Blade. All local members and farmers asked to attend. Cordial invitation to Wellsford and Maungaturoto Branches. Bring grievances. Bring ideas. Bring lunch. Tea and sugar provided. RUSSELL HILL, Hon. Sec. A m.alg.am.vFed society of RAILA WAY SERVANTS. AUCKLAND BRANCH. ■A Special Meeting will be held in the Railway Social Hall, Newmarket, TOMORROW (Sunday), December 5, 1943, at 2 p.m. Business: Matters of Vital Importance, Wages and Conditions. (Signed) STAN. G'AY, Branch Secretary. BUILDING TRADE WORKERS.—MASS MEETING IN TOWN HALL: All Building and Allied Trade Workers in Auckland are urged to attend a Mass Meeting in the Auckland Town Hall This Saturday morning, Dec. 4, 1943. at 9.30 a.m. Business: To receive delegates' report in connection with fares and travelling time. Admission by Union Cards —R. STANLEY. Hon. Secretary, Auckland District Council, New Zealand Building and Allied Trades' Federation. f \ EOFFREY llol)SON.—Sunday, 7 p.m., VJT Public. Lecture, at Theosophical Hall, 37 1 Queen St. "Thought, Man's Mightiest Power." Written dueslions invited after Lecture. 17TNG GEORGE HALL, MT. ALBERT. IV Thursday, Dec. 9, 7.30 p.m. Public Lecture: "The Doom of Rome Foretold" (No. 2). Pif-tiires on screen, Vatican City, etc. Lecturer: E. W. Francis. Minister, Ak. Cen. Mis. V[ •/.. PEOPLE'S UNIVERSIT"!Y (Inc.). IN . Sunday, 2. t"> p.m. Closing Session. Musical afternoon. Mr. Alan Pow and Party. Members and Friends welcome. 3 Queen Street. SCANDINAVIAN CLUB XM AS TREE. v > Fabian Rooms. 3 Queen St.. Thursday, Dec. 9, 7 p.in Scandinavian and English Carols. Lucia Festival. Scandinavians welconic. RADIANT Health Club, Unity Hall. 323 Queen St., Tues., 7th, 7.30 p.m. sharp. "\ Pnrtv Night." Members. A plate, please.