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New Zealand Herald, Volume 81, Issue 24875, 22 April 1944, Page 10

SPECIAL SESSIONS AT BOTH THEATRES TO-DAY. ROXY. 11 AVON: 1.30 & 7.45 f ROXY \ ROXY \ A CONTINUOUS 1 N 11 i ? / D /AVON > AVON Corner of Gi. North Rd. & Ponsonby Rd. v To-ni?ht at \ 7.45 / Direction; Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. Columbia Pictures Present CHARLES STARRETT CHARLES STARRETT IN "The Medico of Painted "The Medico of Painted Springs" No. *2 - ATTRACTION SING AND DANCE OUT THOSE KINKb JINX FALKENBURG TOM NEAL—CONSTANCE WORTH Id "She Has What It Takes "She Has What It Takes (Both Approved tor Universal Exhibition) QTATC DEVON PORT. Phone 70-101. OiAIL To-day. t.30. To-night at 7.30. DENNIS 0' K EEFE — MA BGO In the Strangest Case in Crime's History t "THE LEOPARD MAN" & TOM CONWAY—JEAN BROOKS In the Goosp Pimple Thriller... t "THE 7th VICTIM" Matinee To-day, 1.30—As Above CTATC ONEHUNGA. Phone 54-344. OmlL To-night at 7.45. NOVA PILBEAM—MERVYN JONES • "MR, DAVIS" & JOHNNY WEISSM ULLER—FRANCES GIPFORD 6 "TARZAN TRIUMPHS" Tarzan Matinee To-day, 1.30 Comedy, Soviet School Children, Sports, Picture People. News, Serial 4 "Tarzan Triumphs" DDIMPCQQ DOMINION KD. Ph. 61-439. rKIINLDOO To-day. 1.30. To-night at 7.45. FRED ASTAIRE—RITA HAY WORTH • "YOU WERE NEVER LOVELIER" & 4LAN MOWBRAY—BOBBY WATSON • "THE DEVIL WITH HITLER" Matinee To-day, I.3o—As Above nrpAl PONSONBY RD. Ph. -_'6-»40. fvLufiL To-day. 1.30. To-night at 7.45. PAT O'BRIEN—RANDOLPH SCOTT * "BOMBARDIER" & EDDIE ALBERT—LUPE VELEZ » "LADIES' DAY" Matinee, I.3o—As Above & Disney

RICHMOND AV. Ph. 27-235. To-day, 1.30. To-night at 7.45. CHARLES BOYER—RITA HAY WORTH CHAS LAUGHTON —PAUL ROBESON GEO. SANDERS—GINGER ROGERS t "TALES OF MANHATTAN" FRANK C'Bring Ein Back Alive) BUCK'S "JACARE" Matinee To-day, I.3o—As Above + Denotes Recommended by Censor for Adults. * Denotes Approved for Universal Exhibition. R I A L T 0 1 = NEWMARKE'I j SUNDAY NIGHT at 7.30 OPEN TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC AS WELL AS SOLDIERS. Proceeds in Aid ot Local Charities 2 - BIG FEATURES - 2 GENE AUTRY—MARY LEE "BACK IN THE SADDLE" Approved for Universal Exhibition. & KENNETH KENT in A. E. \V. Masons "HOUSE OF THE ARROW" Recommended by Censor lor Adults. >APATOETOE Poultry Club.—Pullet and Cockerel Show, Renown Hall. May li. Entries close Secretary. May 1. 77 Station Rd.. Papatoetoe. 4 UCIS.LA.ND Chess Club, H.M. Arcade.— Night, Monday, 2lth. Lightning Chess. Players invited. _______ ANZAC COMMEMORATION * UCKLAND RETURNED SERVICES A ASSOCIATION (INC.). ORDER BY LIEUTENANT-COLONEL C. F. SEAWARD. D.5.0., M.L., COMMANDING AN <4 AC DAY PARADE. APRIL 25. 1044. The following are the Orders for Parade:— ORDER OF MARCH: 1. The Band of the Ist Battalion. Ihe Auckland Regt. 2. Ex-Royal Navy. Royal Naval Reserve, Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, and Merchant Service. 3. King's Empire Veterans. 4. South African War Veterans 5. Old Contemplibies. 6 Imperial Units. 7. Royal Air Force. 8. The Band of the Auckland Artillery. 9. Australian Units. 10. Canadian Units. 11. The' Scottish Regimental Association of N.Z. 12. The 1014 British Contingent of the N.Z. Expeditionary Force. 13. Congress Hall Band. 14. N.Z. M(/tinted Rifles and Cyclists. 15. N.Z. Artillery. 10. N.Z. Engineers, Signallers and Tunnellcrs. 17. N.Z. Machine-Gun Corps. IS. Auckland City Boys' Band. 19. 3rd Auckland Regiment. 20. 6th Hauraki Regiment. 21. loth North Auckland Regiment. 22. Kith Waikalo Infantry. 23. Newton Salvation Army Band. 24. Other Infantry Units. 25. N.Z. Rifle Brigade. 26. N.Z. Pioneer Battalion. 27. N.Z. Arin;y Service Corps. 28. N.Z. Medical Corps. 29. N.Z. Veterinary Corps. 30. Ordnance, Pay, Postal and other New Zealand Units. 81. Newmarket Citizens' Band. 32. 2nd N.Z.E.F. S3. Drum and Bugle Band of St. John's. 84. United Slates Army. HOUR OF ASSEMBLY. 10 A.M. POINT OF ASSEMBLY, GRAFTON RD„ Above Junction of Park I'd. Dress.—Mufti; Medals and Decorations Kill be worn. Men who are at present serving members of the Forces will wear uniform e»d medal ribbons. MARKERS. —One Marker from each Unit will report to the Adjutant at 10.5 a.m. FALL'IN.—The "Fail In" wiil be sounded at 10.15 a.m. Officers will report to the Senior Officer of their Unit. The Parade, will march off in column of threes. The Auckland and Di>trht Highland Pipe Band will parade by the Te Kiosk in the Domain Drive at 10.15 a.m. and will play tho Nursing Sisters and Ex-Servicewomen to ar,i from the Ceremony. COMPLIMENTS.—Senior Officers will ensure that ihe usual Compliments are paid ■upon passing the Cenotaph.- At the conclusion of the Ceremony the Parade will march off from the Court of Honour to the Outer Domain and be dismissed under Unit arrangements. R. S. JUDSON, Captain. Adjutant. QECOND N.Z.E.F ASSOCIATION 0 , AUCKLAND BRANCH anzac day parade All Second N.Z.E.F. Men and Women, in or out of uniform, are requested to parade al 10 a.m., at junction of Grafton and Park Poads, April 25. to fall in with R.S.A. arrangements K COHEN. President ADELPHI

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