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New Zealand Herald, Volume 81, Issue 24821, 18 February 1944, Page 6

f ROXY \ ROXY CONTINUOUS 11 2 s. 5 \ 8 / / AVON \ AVON Corner of Gt. North Ed. & Ponsonby Ed. \ To-night at V 7.45 / STATE REGAL IMrectioin Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd Killing's the Game! lAcd They're Playing it with Loaded Guns and No lime Out to Count the Corpses. i LLOYD NOLAN HEATHER ANGEL. RALPH BIRD In the Chiller Thriller "TIME TO KILL" "TIME TO KILL" "TIME TO KILL" (Recommended by Censor for Adults) No. 2 No. 2 No. 2 No. 2 JOHNNY DOWNS —GALE STORM In Gene titration Porter's [ "FRECKLES COMES HOME" (Approved tor Universal Exhibition) CTATF DEVONPORT. Phone 70-101 ■DJ.AIC To-night & Sat. at 7.30 GEORGE BRENT PRISCILLA LANE ;t "SILVER QUEEN" & GRETA GYJTT —GEOFL 1 REY HIBBERD * " THE COMMON TOUCH " CTATE ONEHUNGA. Phone 54-314 wIAIH To-night & Sat. at 7.30 NOEL COWARD JOHN MILLS In the Greatest of All Motion Pictures. . . . [t "IN WHICH WE SERVE " (Recommended More Especially for Adults) And GLORIA WARREN GUY KIBBEE '* "CINDERELLA SWINGS IT" P£?TWrirQC DOMINION RD. Ph. 61-489 rKllNttii To-night & Sat. at 7.45 MONTY WOOLLEY —IDA LUPINO it "LIFE BEGINS AT 8,30" Arid JOAN BENNETT MILTON BERLE It "MARGIN FOR ERROR" prp AJ PONSONBY RD. Ph. 26-940 f\JIuAL To-night A Sat. at 7.45 Geo. MONTGOMERY—Ann RUTHERFORD k t " ORCHESTRA WIVES " And WILLIAM (Hopalong Cassidy) BOYD in * " UNDERCOVER MAN " Special Added Attraction "N.Z- TROOPS IN ITALY" ;Xnt:i PUI RICHMOND AV. Ph. 27-235 To-night & Sat, at 7.45 GARY COOPER—WALTER BRENNAN ? " PRIDE OF THE YANKEES " And WILLIAM TRACY—JOE SAWYER "FALL JN " t Denotes Recommended by Censor for Adults. ? Denotes Approved for Universal Exhibition. PUBLIC NOTICES ,T\EPARTMENT OF HEALTH. IJ DIPHTHERIA IMMUNISATION. Immunisation against Diphtheria is to be Undertaken at the St. Heliers and Kohimarama Districts on the dates named: — St. Heliers School.—Monday and Tuesday, February 21 and 22. Pre-school children, Tuesday, at 1.30 p.m. ' Kohimarama School and Kohimarama Convent,—Wednesday and Thursday, February 23 and 24. Pre-school children at Kohimarama School. Thursday, 13 a.m., and at Kohimarama Convent, Thursday, 2 p.m. Parents in the foregoing school wishing to have their children of under seven years and not younger than six months immunised should contact the Headmaster of the respective school for the purpose of completing a Form of Consent, If, however, parents are to accompany their children of § re-school age, prior completion of a Consent 'orm is unnecessary, and they should simply arrange to be present with the child or children at the time stated. —G. O. L. DEMPSTER, Medical Officer of Health. UN PRACTICE. Shipping is warned that a Live Shell Practice will he held •TO-DAY (Friday), February IS, 1944, from 5.30 p.m. to 10.30 p.m. Danger area will be over Motukoreho Channel. Should weather be unsuitable, practice will be held on first suitable day thereafter. -T WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any 1 Debts contracted in my name from this date without my written authority. T. L. 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