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New Zealand Herald, Volume 81, Issue 24827, 25 February 1944, Page 6

Phenomenal Bookings! Guenes at the Booking Office All Day . . It is essential to reserve early . . or attend[the dav performances. Plans open in .he Main Foyer daily front. 0.30 a.m. for all per ormances eix days in advance. No telephone reservations. please Note Starting Times THREE PERFORMANCES DAILY PROMPTLY AT 10 A.M. (DOORS OPEN 9.30 A.M. —1.30 P.M.— 645 P.M.) ST. JAMES' THEATRE Direction! Sir Benjamin Fuller David 0. Selznick's Production of Margaret Mitchell's "GONE WITH THE WIND" "GONE WITH THE WIND" "GONE WITH THE WIND" "GONE WITH THE WIND" "GONE WITH THE WIND" In Technicolour . With CLARK GABLE As Rliett Butler.... _ j Leslie Howard, Olivia de Havilland j AND PRESENTING VIVIEN LEIGH : As Scarlet O'Hara (Recommended as Unsuitable for Children) j A METHO-GOLDWYN-MAYER RELEASE Complimentary List Suspended FULLER THEATRES - | PRINCE EDWARD § SiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiHiniitn Serial Screens 7 p.m. Friday Only Bud Lou ABBOTT OOSTELLO " IT AIN'T HAY " "PRIORITIES ON PARADE" With ANN MILLER, JERRY COL ON N A Plug "Metro News"; "Serenade in Swing"; "The Musical Nephew" Still Another Splendid Prince Edward Programme. . i (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition) = DEVON PORT 1 VICTORIA I Ph.7l-663 iiiiimtiiiiiini! io-mght at /.,10 p.m. NOVA PILBEAM—MERVYN JOHNS, In Britain's Outstanding .Spy Drama "MR. DAVIS" "MR. DAVIS" Also, Billie Lee Addison Richards, In "WAR DOGS" (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition) l'noTTAXl\llA ,l = THREE LAMPS I BRITANNIA 1 Phone 26-011 = =7 30 This Evening SlIllilllHillllillt.'HIIMtl.'inillHIlll!.-; Deanria Durhin in "THP] AMAZING MRS. HOLIjIDAY," with Edmund O'Brien, Barry Fitzgerald, Arthur Treacher. From war-torn China to swank Nob Hill to be caught by the husband she never had <Ap. Univ. Ex.). Also showing: Rosemary Lane, Patric Knowles, in "All By Myself" (Bee. by Censor for Adults.) OHEY LYNN 1 CAMEO 1 Phone 26-100 SiKmHiiiiiamimiHitHttiiiiiimiS at <-18 The Screen's Big Technicolour Triumph " THE FOREST RANGERS " "THE FOREST RANGERS" . FRED MacMURRAY— PAULETTEGODDARD and SUSAN HAYWARD Associate Feature "THE GLASS KEY" BRIAN DONLEVY VERONICA LAKE and ALAN LADD (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition) Cinesound News and Serial. "Texas Rangers." CHILDREN'S MATINEE SAT. AT 1.30 QIXTIETH Anniversary arrival S.S. NorthO umberiand, March 18, 1884 —Al! interested advise R. A. Dowel I, Hon. Sec., Massey Rd., Otahuhu. OUTDOOR SPORTS VEW ZEALAND AMATEUR ATHLETIC 3 ASSOCN. AUCKLAND CENTRE. AUCKLAND SENIOR PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIPS. SATURDA Y N E X T, SARA WI A PARK, 2 p.m. Sprinting, Hurdling and Jumping, with Thrills Galore. Yon have heard of DOUG. HARRIS. See him contest THREE Auckland Titles. Champions in Every Event. DON'T MISS IT. W. J. HINDMAN, Hon. Sec. TROTTING. SOLTH AUCKLAND TROTTING CLUB'S (AMALGAMATED) AUTUMN MEETING, To Be Held on the CLATTDELANDS COURSE. HAMILTON, on SATURDAY, MARCH 11, 1944. NOMINATIONS for All Events Close with Messrs. Blomfie'd and Co., Auckland, at 5 p.m . with the Secretary, Cambridge, at 5 p.m., and with the Secretary, Hamilton, at S o'clock TO-NIGHT (Friday). Ph 3740. G. H. JEW. Box 106. Hamilton. Secretary. OHINEMURI JOCKEY CLUB (INCORPORATED). AUTUMN MEETING, 1944. SATURDAY, MARCH 18 NOMINATIONS. NOMINATIONS for ALL EVENTS close TO-NIGHT (Friday), with Messrs. 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