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CHILDREN SIXPENCE AT ALL DAY SESSIONS ci T ic"^ Mr-Conditioned. Dir.: Civic Theatre, Ltd 1 Sessions Daily: 11 a.m., 2 p.m., 5 p.m., Bpm! Prices: 1/ to 3/4. Deaf Aids Available. Box Plans at Theatre. Phone 30-100 "DESPERATE JOURNEY" "DESPERATE JOURNEY" Featuring , Evrol Flyrin Alan Haie RAYMOND MASSEY—RONALD REAGAN NANCY COLEMAN—ARTHUR KENNEDY - Approved for Universal Exhibition. The Usual Big Civic Supporting ProgrammePARAMOUNT AIR MAIL NEWS. BORRAH MINNEVITCH And His Harmonica School, playing "American Patrol, Bugle Call Rag," "Begin the Beguine," etc. "THE DRAUGHT HORSE" Merrie Melody Comedy. REG. MADDAMS at the Organ. THE BERKELEY [ Final Screening To-night at Eight. Maria Montez, Jon Hall, Sabu, and Hundreds of Others in "ABABIAN NIGHTS" A Truly Glorious and Magnificent Spectacular Adventure entirely in Colour. (Approved for Universal Exhibition) March of Time, "Prelude to Victory," etc. | THE CAPITOL | Martha Scott, William Gargan in "3 CHEERS FOR MISS BISHOP" Another "Goodbye Mr. Chips." A Beautiful Story. Also Van Relfin, Patricia Dane in "GRAND CENTRAL MURDER" Laughs mingled with Thrilling Mystery. (Both Recommended by Censor for Adults) I - KERRIDGE THEATRES - 1 1 AUCKLAND PROVINCIALS I SiimiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiimiiniiiiiiiHiniiiiiuiiiiiHiiiiimmmiiMimiiiuiiiimiiii TO-DAY'S SCREENINGS 'PAURANGA—REGENT—""Keeper of the X Flame (A). Wed.-Fri.: "The Gay Sisters" (A). TOWN HALL—"Panther's Claw" (A)"Lure of the Islands" .(U).- ' rpE AHOHA REGENT "Amazing Mrs. JL Holliday" (U). THAMES REGENT "Always In My 1 Heart" (.U). ' WHAKATANE - REGENT "Forest > > Rangers" (U). Tues., Wed.: "Panama Hattie" (U). OTOROHANGA REGENT "Tropic Holiday" (U); "Ghost Breakers" (A). — REGENT "Mrs. Miniver" OPOTIKI REGENT "The Fighting 09 th" (A). Wed.-Fri.: "Always In My Heart" (U). 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MANGOLD, Yellow, 9/ 1000, on rail: Lettuce, Beetroot, 2/3 100, posted—o Connor, Helensville. , , , . C AVOV Drumhead, strong, healthy I ' plants, O specially treated to combat- white butterflies, 50 2/-. too 3/0. post and rail paid.— T. Giliard. Grower, Cambridge. TOMATOES. Dwarf, 4000.—Parr. 14 FukeJL tea St., Blockhouse Bay. _ ASTERS, Phlox . D., Antirrhinums. Marigolds (Sunset Giants and Dwarf Frcnco Var.), Zinnias, Dahlia-Dow., Salpisrlossijeach var.. 3/6 50; Carnations. 3/6 25. A. White. 32 Kowhatu Rd., Auckland. a.E.4 PRIZE Darwin Tulips, every imaginable shade, 12 named varieties. 10/; 12 choice mixture, 7Hi. Anemones and _ Ranunculus, special massing strain. 50 3/. Prize Daftodib, 12 named bulbs, 7/6; Celery Plants. • Plume, 50 5/; Leek Plants, Giant \\ nit-, Stemmed, 100 3/. All postage paid. Cash witu "GRIFFITHS, LTD., Mt. Eden, Auckland.^ PLANTS, TREES, ETC., WANTED T ACHENALIA Bulbs, fid dozen, any quan*. JU titv. — Griffiths. Ltd.. Seedsmen Owens Rd., Mt Eden, Auckland VELLOW Lachenalia Biilbs. in an.v qnan J titv, —Arthur Yates, Albert St.. Auckland-

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New Zealand Herald, Volume 81, Issue 24793, 17 January 1944, Page 6

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