Air Conditioned Dir.: Civic Theatre it* ,£ 4 Sessions Daily i 11 a.m., 2 p.m., 6 p,m.,sp~' Prices: 1/• to 8/4. Deaf Aid 9 Avallahle Box plans at Theatre Phone 30-ico Now Showing Warner Bros. "BACKGROUND TO DANGER" ■ with another all.Star Casts George Raft Osa Massen Sydney Greenstreet Peter Lorre Brenda Marshall Recommended oj Censor (or Adults I ACTION I THRILLS I PLOT COUNTERPLOT I " u Also Showing; "KINO OF THE ARCHERS' Featuring Howard Hill, World's Cbamoim. "ARMY SHOW. WQB ' CUBA, in Beautiful Technicolonr 'PORKY'S HIRED HAND,' Cartoon First Pictures oi ANZIO LANDING. Paramount Air Mail News. On the Stage, EILEEN QUINN REG MADDAMS at the Organ, THE BERKELEY ITtf Thi» Evening at Eight o'clock. Joan Bennett, George Brent. Miscba Auer in "TWIN BEDS" A Grand Sophisticated Comedy packed with laughs (Recommended by Censor for Adults) Cinesouno Review & Selected Featurettea. THE CAPITOL BALMORAL. At 7.45 To-night. For One Performance Onlyi 6d GUEST NIGHT - 6d John Garfield, Frances Farmer, Pat O'Brien i„ "FLOWING GOLD" la Actionful Drama of the Oilfields (Approved for Universal Exhibition) Also Roger Pryor, Lucille Fairbanks in "FUGITIVE ROM JUSTICE" Enthralling Dramatic Thriller. ? (Recommended by Ceusor for Adults) 1 KERRIDGE THEATRES —. I 1 AUCKLAND PROVINCIALS I ?iiMimmiiiimiiMiiiiiHimiiiiiiiimiMiiiiuiiiiumHiiiiuiHimiiiiiHiiniiimi[|ii§ TO-DAY'S SCREENINGS rPAURANGA—REGENT—"KathIeen" <U) X Thurs.-Fri.: "Ghost of St. Michael's*' (A) TOWN HALL—"Mexican Spitfire's Elephant" (U); "Royal Mounted Patrol" (U). rpE AROUA REGENT "Affairs of x Martha" (U). rjHHAM L-;S REGENT —"This Above All" WHAKATANE REGENT "Waterloo Bridge" (A). Thurs.-Fri.! "Pacific Rendezvous" (U). QTOROHANGA REGENT "Fantasia" PAEROA REGENT "Wings and the Woman" (U). OPOTIKI— REGENT—"The Gay Sisters" (A). Sat. Only.- "She Couldn't Say No" (U); "Riders of the Timberline" (U). HELENSVILLE— REGENT—"Wings for the Eagle" (A). KAWAKAWA KING'S "Road to 'Frisco' (U). Thurs.-Fri.: "Kid Glove Killer" (A); "Sundown Jim" (U). MT. MAUNGANUI — REGENT Starr (A). ROTORUA (in association) and GISBORNE —See Local Papers Censorship (A) Recom. by Censor for Adulli, Index. (U) Approved for Univ. Exhbtn. HAMILTON "A NUMBER OP THINGS" at the THEATRE ROYAL TO-MORROW NIGHT, & p.m. RICHARD SINGER will be heard in An Unconventional Address. An Entertainment Bold and Original in Conception, Delivery and Subjett Matter. A Unique Entertainment which the Theatregoing people of Hamilton cannot afford to misi. In Support—OWEN JAM.ES «S PATRICK HURLEY in Solos & Duets. Reserve«. 31 ■, Unreserved, 2/. Booking at Theatre Royal. Also Appearing at CAMBRIDGE NEXT SATURDAY in the PARISH HALL. SaToye, 2/6, posted.—29 Rata St., Frankton. CABBAGE, Savoy, Enfield. Beetroot, Lettuce. Silver Beet, strong plants. 3/- 100, posted.—Shadwick's. Otahuhu. Ph. 245 M. /CARNATIONS. Pink, winter flowering, 8 for 4/6, 18/- doz. .posted.—Barrett'B Carnation Gardens, Avondale Rd. CYCLAMEN Plants. Tree Tomatoes. 7/8 doz., 4J9 for 6. pstd. Green Lane Nurwrj l . EVERGREEN Lawn Grass Seed. 1A lb, add pst'ge. Brown's Mill. Durham Lm GARDEN * Seats, Tables, Barrows, 4Mervyn Abel. 53 Hish St.. C.l. 44-118. EEKS. Giant Brusselburg, finest.Tawto ii%# w a . 6 lUu» Special quotes quantities.—Seaview Nursttia, Waiau Pa. _ , ONION Beed. Pukekohe Longkeepsr, tw season's seed; 15/- lb.. 4/6 quarter lb,— Pilkiugton, Papakura. . T3OLYANTHUS, choicest, strong, mixed,3.'9 .T doz.—C. H. Parker, R.M.D Pokeno. RED Shingle Sand for Garden McCallum Bros.. Endean s Bdgs. 42-eOt OTOCK, choice, extra double; Iceland TO 0 Dies, giant; Nemesia. Pansies, giam; Calendulas, 6/- 100. ptd Selwyn Nurseriw. TTICTORY Collection Cabbage, CaUliflowei, \ Lettuce Leeks, Kale, Silver Beet, BwJ root 25 of each, 175 plants. 4/6. posted; Hi lots,' o.'d.—Willber. Nurseryman. Avondaie. \ NEMONES. Ranunculus, very best prom A able; 4/6 and 6/6 100. Double GerberM, largest assortment in Nevv Zealand; 3/6, 6 plants £1; 13 plants £2; all different shades—Lakelands, Takapuna. DELPHINIUM, extra choice, . 2/6 doll Pansy, largest flowering. 2/6 doz,; Daffodils, choice mixed. 3/- doz.; Darwin .Tulips, 3/6 and 5/- doz.; posted. H. COLLIS, 648 Dominion Rd. EDGE and Shelter Trees. Orders booked now for delivery in winter. Price as* posted on application— E. W. Skelton, Nurseryman,, Puhinui Rd., Papatoetoe. ICELAND Poppies, Causley's Famous Giant, 1 art shades, again improved, finest straw grown; 3/ 25. 4/6 50. 7/6 100. posted. P. Causley Floral Nurseries, Thames. TTUCE. S. neei. lIVNFLOWER. Uwarf J»b.LENDULAS. large double, art s •'I v pI\NTS (Monarch food). 6 ffl \LLFLOWKR. Early Wonder. d ep A RI \ choicest mixed colours, 3 HIZ ANTHUS, poor man's orchid, 3 'EET PEAS, winter flowenng^3/ ( EESIAS, "'/• and <■<> 10 °- inas, and ,' CHEN A LIAS, each var. 5/- •
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New Zealand Herald, Volume 81, Issue 24849, 22 March 1944, Page 8
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