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FINAL THREE SESSIONS TO-DAti 11 o'clock, 2 o'clock & 5 o'clock "CONSTANT NYMPH" Air Conditioned. Dir a Civic Theatre tm 4 Sessions Daily: :L1 a.m., 2 p.m., sp.m"Bnn-' Prices: 1/- to 3/4 . Deaf Aids •Available Box Plans at Theatre. Phone 3G-IQQ Big Premiere To-night at 8 o'ciock Irving Berlin's Technicolour Spectacle "THIS IS THE ARMY" Box Plans Now Open for Season "THIS IS THE ARMY" ' "THIS IS THE ARMY" With 300 Performers from the Armed- Forces pins George Murphy, Joan Leslie, Lisst Ronald Reagan, Kate Smith, Alan Hals! George Tobias, Sergt. Joe Louis On the Same Programme: "ARGENTINE HORSES" All in Beautiful Technicolour. PARAMOUNT MR MAIL NEWS. REG. MADDAMS at the Organ. Both Features Approved for Univ. Exhibit | THE BERKELEY ! M R SI ?^. Final Screening To-night at Eight. Walt Disney's* "FANTASIA" (Screening at 8.15) • The Most Beautiful Film Ever Created. -A Festival of Music! A Screen Poem! With 'Leopold Stokowski & Philadelphia Orchestra. (Approved for Universal Exhibit) THE CAPITOL BALMORAL. Ph 62-599. This Evening at a Quarter to Eight. Judy Garland, George Murphy in "FOR ME AND MY GAL" A Splendid Musical Comedy. Charlie McCarthy, Fibber McGee & Molly in "HERE WE GO AGAIN" and other Famous Radio Stars. (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition) JiiininitiitiiininiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiHimiiiiiitniiiiiimimiHiiuwHiiiiiijiiiin® I KERRIDGE THEATRES -' I 1 AUCKLAND PROVINCIALS 1 SliMiimmiiiiimiiimiiiMiiHiimHiiiiiiiiiiiimiffliifmMiiwiiMHMiimttißijS - TO-DAY'S SCREENINGS . rPAURANGA—REGENT—"Desert Victory" X (U); "He Found A Star" (U). Sat.-Tues • "Pied Piper" (A). TOWN HALL—"Margin For Error" (A). r PE AROHA—REGENT—"In This Oni 1 Life" 1 A). rjiHAMES— REGENT "Waterloo Bridge" WHAKATANE—REGENT "North-West > ' Rangers" (U); "Swing Shift Maisie" (U). Fri.-Aion.: "Holiday Inn" (U). OTOROHANGA— REGENT—"How Green Was My Valley" (A) pAEROA—REGENT—"BuIIet Scars" (A); X "One Dangerous Night" (A). f \POTIKI REGENT "The Falcon's \J Brother" (A). Sat. only: "Father's Son" (U); "G-irS From Alaska" (U). > XT'AITAIA —PRINCESS—"I Was Framed" iV(A); "Littie Tokyo, U.S.A." <A). Sat.Mon.: "Amazing Mrs. Holliday" (U). Helens ville —regent—"Calling ah Husbands" (U); "Sunset in the Desert" (U). TZAWAKAWA KING'S "Bombs Over J\ Burma" (U); "Desperadoes" (A). SatMon.: "Heart of Rio Grande" (Uh "Mv Favourite Blonde' (U). A IT. MAUNGANUI—RESENT—Fri. onlv : i.»X "De.sert Victory" ; (U); "He Found A Star" (U). ROTORUA (in association) and GISBORKS - —See Local Papers. Censorship (A) Recom. by Censor for Adults index. tU) Approved for Univ. Exhib MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS WANTED 1? LUTES Bought, Sold and Repaired; J Tuition given.—George Poore, 65 Calgary St., Dominion Rd. Ph. G2-705. /"GRAMOPHONE, Pick-up, Crystal or MagVJneiic; elect.—Radiojoy House. Royal Oak. Ph. 04-444. GJ.UITAR; state make and price; Kiwi on ' furlough.—KElßl Herald. KENNETH EADY, St. Kevins Arc.. Karangahape Rd., pays spot cash for Pianos or Organs; immediate inspection.—Ph.42-487. OVER'S Melody House. Best price for thai nnused Piano. —Ph. 48-392. OVER'S Melody House; High-grade and Practice Pianos. —Ph. 48-362. |)I A NO, iron frame, good; top price, cash. I —Ph. 45-659. PIANO for learner, urgently; up to £3O cash. —CAS2O Herald. PIANO, good tone, sound cond.; reasonable tor cash; details.—DL6Bl Herald. PIANO, iron frame, good tone; ea3h deal. —Ph. 44-449. FANO, cash; returned man; good action and cond. —XY327 Herai.d. PIANOS (2), suitable camp; £ls to £SO. —W0479 Herald. "PORTABLE Gramophones wanted urgently, t Best spot cash price.—Write, call or Ph. 32-320. Begg's, 112 Queen St. TTKELEKE, Mandolin, Guitar, ."'mno-Acccr-vj dion; highest cash prices giv. n —Beggs. 112 Queen St £4O Offered Pre-war Iron-franwd Piano.— Ring 60-490. 4 TW XTERS Civic Square. Ph. 49-047. A Ring or write Atwaters about selluif vonr Piano Player-Piano or Organ. Highest Jpot cash prices Country Sellers: Alters will send a Representative free. DRUM SETS Piano-Aoconiions, Saxophones "and Guitars —The highest price in town is waiting ? 466 Upper Queen fit., Auckiana. MINIPIANO, must be good ,tone. teed free of borer; good price offered by cash buyer. M. SAYEGH. Ama 1 gamated Theatres, Ltd.. Queen St. T\TE BUY Pianos, Piano-Accordions. Accor* V V dions, Guitars, Violins, Ukuleles, Gramophones—in fact, any Musical Instruments for which you have no farther use. IF YOU PREFER we will trade in same on one of onr Guibransen or Goldentone Radios Easy terms if desired. Ph. 42-992 and talk it over- better stiJ, call and see us LEWIS EADY, LTD.. 192 Queen Street. Auckland. Ph. 42-992. PIANOS WANTED BY BEGG'S in Unlimited Numbers. Begg's being the largest sellers and importers of Pianos, with their modern workshop, expertly staffed, are in a better position to offer you full value tor Your Piano „ Piano Buying is part o! Beggs Dominion-wide purchasing plan, being, cosducted in the national interest. Let Begg'e give an immediate valuat.oa of your Piano without obligation. CHARLES BEGG & CO.. LTD., The MnsTcal and ElectncaTCentre. 112 Queen St.. Auckland Ph. 32-320 HORSES AND VEHICLES CLIPPER, Vaals—Cradle Song, food jumper; ready to go right ahead; , M»y fed.—s2 Amy St.. EUerehe. or Ph. 1..-209. HORSE, thoroughbred,, prospective jumper, wanted to lease. —DLISI6 Herald. HORSE wanted, auiet, .reiiaMe. for farm work; state age, price.. W. Qui tin, Matatoki. . . „ , or __ C< ADDLE, light exercise, in good orden O Price to Brady, 4 Picton st.. O \DDLE —English Pigskin Hunting badd.e.^ 0 complete with bridle as new, F Broadhnrst. St. Peter s School, Camoriae - 3 Grev Gelding. 7 years, very a a:et ; •l a ' 1 drive and plough; price £2O ornear offer. Also Aged Gekhng. extra reliable m , al * wtr • .CIO or near nflVr.—"Ph. 54-IS4 evening^— TTTxERCISE SADDLE, mounted, in Jorsthi class order, extra girth and pl |" in | !e ' Bridle Reins and pair Knee Boots, the Ring 17, Manurewa. TJROOD MARE MISS STITCH <Th««J Oneedle—Hunting Leaf). B'.ly foal at too* by Hunting Grey. Also Brood Mare Tral« Rose (Illumination —Value). Both Mares guaranteed in foal to" later (imp.), son cf an English D* r * winner S. BRIXDLE. Matamata.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume 81, Issue 24878, 27 April 1944, Page 8

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Page 8 Advertisements Column 8 New Zealand Herald, Volume 81, Issue 24878, 27 April 1944, Page 8

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