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New Zealand Herald, Volume 81, Issue 25030, 21 October 1944, Page 12

BOOKED OUT TONIGHT EMB ASS Y J. O. Williamson's Intlmat® Theatr®. WELLESLEY ST. (opp. Public Library) PLANS AT EMBASSY—PH. 82-660. DEANNA DURBIN DEANNA DURBIN DEANNA DURBIN at her gayest and best "HIS BUTLER'S SISTER" "HIS BUTLER'S SISTER" FRANCHOT TONE (The Boss) PAT O'BRIEN (The Butler) Added Attraction: THE TEC HNI COLOUtt SPECIAL "MARINES TAKE TARAWA" A Universal Picture. Approved for Universal Exhibition. Dir.: Kerridge Theatres (throughout N.Z.) STATE B PhJ£ N S'MM? STATE 1.30, 7.30 Daily 1.30, 7.30 M.G.M.'s Grand Musical Hit, in Technicolour. 30 STARS "THOUSANDS CHEER" "THOUSANDS CHEER" "THOUSANDS CHEER" Brilliant Cast Includes: KATHRYN GRAYSON. MICK EY ROONEY, JUDY GARLAND. GENE KELLY, MARY ASTOR, .101 IX BOLES, RED SKELTON, ELEANOR POWELL, MARSHA HUNT. ANN SOT ITER'S', LUCILLE BALL, and many others. Thrill to the Glorious Melodies of a Great Symphony Orchestra and the Magnificent United Niitions Chorus. Also. ...A Jamboree of Trouble and Fun.... ANN SOTHEHN—IAN HUNTER In "DULCY" "DULCY" (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition) Tonight News Session, 7.ir> p.m. Dir.: Kerridgo Theatres (throughout N.Z.) 1.30, 7.30 VOGUE 1.30, 7.30 Auckland's Most Modern, Popular, Intimate Karangaliape Rd. Theatre. 'Ph. -13-003. "THE GREAT VICTOR HERBERT" ALLAN JONES MARY MARTIN (Approved for Universal Exhibition) Also: "THE BODY DISAPPEARS" JEFFREY LYNN JANE WYMAN (Recommended by Censor for Adults) 1.30 MONDAY 7.30 SPECIAL HOLIDAY PROGRAMME "SWANEE RIVER" "SWANEE RIVER" (In (ilorious Technicolour) DON AMECHE ANDREA LEEDS •Also The Clown Princess of Screen and Radio JOAN DAVIS iu "HE'S MY GUY" "HE'S MY GUYDICK FOR,AN FUZZY KNIGHT DIAMOND BROS. MILLS BROS. (Approved for Universal Exhibition) mom— " * Y«£.r D " Richard Carlson & Martha O'Driscoll In "My Heart Belongs To Daddy" (A). Matinee: "Cadets On Parade" (U) with F. Bartholomew (A) Rec. by Censor for Adults. (U) Univ. Ex.

UlttllllllllllimilHIIII!llllllllllllt{l!IIIMIitllll!lHJIimil!lfM!l|l!!iIimiilfilllil!!ltlllu 1 KERRIDGE THEATRES I | AUCKLAND PROVINCIALS | jiliiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiS TODAY'S SCREENINGS rPAURANGA REGENT "Bataan" (A). 1 M;tiim'e only: "Laddie" (U) ; Tues.-Wed.: "Victory Thru' Air Power" (U); "Saludos Aminos" (U). TOWN HALL—"iloppy Serves A Writ" (U) and "SwTngtime Johnny" (U). rpE AUOHA REGENT x Land" (U). MAJESTIC "Submarine Alert" (U) and "Murder in Times Square" (A). fPHAMES REGENT "Star Spangled X Rhythm" (U). KlNG'S—"Power of the Press" (A) and "Larceny With Music" (U). Vy HA KATANE—REGENT—"Song of the Islands" (U). Mon.-Tues.: "Crazy House" (.U). GRAND—"The Glass Key" (A) and "Frontier Badnian" (U). O TO ROHAN GA REGENT "Forever And A Day" (U). TOWN HALL—"Riders of the Badlands" (U) and "Hat Check Honey" (U). PA EROA REGENT "Much Too Shy" (U). OPOTIKI —REGENT —"Sage Brush Law (U) and "Always A Bridesmaid" (U). Mon.-Wed.: "King's Row" (A). KAITAIA PRINCESS - "Waterloo Bridge" (A). Mon.-Tues.: "Good-bye Mr Chips" iU). HELENSVILLE— REGENT "Keeper of the Flame" (A). KiAWAKAWA KING'S "War Against Mrs Had ley" <U) and "Pinto Kid" (U). Tues.-Wcd.s "Balalaika" (U). MT. MAUNGANUI—REGENT— "Orchestra Wives" (A) and "Jungle Girl" fSer.) ROTORUA (in association) and GISBORNE —See Local Papers. Censorship (A) Recoin by Onsor for Adults. Index. (U) Approved for Univ. Exhibit. LECTURES AND MEETINGS Health T A *L k S Bv an International Nutrition Expert, MAUREEN MORRIS ALEXANDER, Ist Floor. Brunswick Bldg., 174 Queen St., WOMEN ONLY, Commencing 2 p.m. Sharp: TUESDAY —".Anaemia. Backaches and Goitre." WEDNESDAY —" Thinesa and Overweight." THURSDAY —" Sleeplessness and Nerves." FRIDAY —" Haemorrhoids, Constipation and Varicose Veins." SPECIAL FEATURES. The " Questions and Answers" Sessions. Dailv Food Demonstrations. " EFFECTIVE RESISTANCE." An English publication recently stated, inter alia: —"It is suggested that tTiose who are inclined to look askance at such things a.s vitamins should try and overcome this prejudice and should take more interest in the food which they prepare for the family. By providing them with a good healthy diet they will he building up an effective resistance against disease. Modern nutrition is not new-fangled. It is based on sound scientific facts." Get Back on the Road to Healthl "YOU ARE WHAT YOU BAT." rpHE SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE I COMPANY, LIMITED. Notice is hereby given that the Annual General Meeting of the Shareholders of the above Company will be held at the Head Office of the Company, Shortland Street, Auckland, on THURSDAY, the 20th day of October. 18-14, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon. BUSINESS: To Receive the Report and Balance Sheet for the year ended August 31, 1944. To Elect 2 Directors in place of Mr V. J. Larner and Mr S. Austin Carr, who retire in accordance with the Articles of Association, but are eligible and offer themselves for reelection. To Elect 2 Auditors in place of Messrs Wallace Bruce, Duthie and Voyce, and Messrs Morris, Duncan and G.vllles, who offer themselves for re-election.

Dated this ]4th day of October, 11)44. By Order of the Board. JAM ES MORTON, General Manager. OND N.ZE.F. ASSOCIATION. AUCKLAND L. BRANCH. ANNUAL MEKTING, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1044. In Clubrooms, Queen's Arcade. Queen St., at 7.45 p.m. Remits Notices of Motion, Nominations of Branch Chairman, Vice-Chairman, Treasurer, 12 Brunch Committeemen and 8 Club Committeemen, to be in writing over the signature of the proposer and seconder, and in the case of nomination to office, consent in writing of the person nominated. Lodged with the Branch Secretary not later than midday. October '24, lt)l I. Only 1913, 44, 45 Financial Members are eligible to take part In the proceedings of the Annual General Meeting Rehabilitation civic league.— > A Muss Meeting for Women Only will bo held in St Paul's Methodist Church, London St., Hamilton, on Tuesday, October '24. at 2 p.m., for the purpose of hearing something of the aims and objects of the Rehabilitation Civic League, particularly as they affect the housing problems of returned servicemen. Mothers, wives arid other relatives of servicemen are specially invited Speakers; Mrs H. C. Ross, D. V, Bryant, Esq. rpHE OFFICERS WIVES' CLUB are J- holding a Social Evening, Talk and Music In Officers' Clubrooms, Queen's Arcade,' on THURSDAY, November 0. at 8 p.m. Speaker: MR TREVOR DPI CLIVE LOWE. All wives of officers, Army. Navy nnd Air Force, aro cordially invited. AT Z PEOPLE'S UNIVERSITY. INC.— 1\ . Sunday. 2.45 p.m. Speaker, Mrs Gertrude Brooks. Subject: "The Wider Vision." 3 Queen St. Discussion. Members and Friends please arrive early. KADIANT HEALTH CLUB, Unity Hall, 323 Queen St., Tuesday, 24th, 8 p.m. Mr C. G Aldridge, "Fasting for Health." All Interested Invited. rTvflE KATroNALIST ASSOCIATION. J Lecturer, Mr R. F. Way. Vice-President of Assn. Title: "A Rational View of the New Order." The Rationalist Assn. invites members and friends, Oct. 22, No. 3 Queen St.. at 7.30 p.m. QCaIN'DLNAVIAN Club.—-Social and Danco, O Thura., Oct. 20, 8 p.m. Usual rooms. Scandinavians and friends welcome. WN.S.C. —Annual Meeting^Postponed • from October 26 to NoYftfflbet l.Same time and plac«. n f; ft