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Magnificent Adventure Real life adventure of 16 men of the Merchant Navy who "by guess and by God," brought their abandoned ship safoly back to port. "SAN DEMETRIO"—LONDON. REGENT J. C. Williamson Picture Corpn., Ltd. THREE SESSIONS: 11.0, 2.0 AND 8 P.M. British Empire Films Present "SAN DEMETRIO, "SAN DEMETRIO, "SAN DEMETRIO, "SAN DEMETRIO, "SAN DEMETRIO, "SAN DEMETRIO, LONDON" LONDON" LONDON" LONDON" LONDON" LONDON" IN ADDITION: "Beach Command" —Speaking ot Animals ".Tolly Good Fellows"—Sportlight. PLANS Al REGENT—PHONE 32-888 Approved for Universal Exhibition. Dir.: Kerridge Theatres (throughout N.Z.) STATE TS t STATE 7.30 Nightly 7.30 See thi' Greatest Story from Ihc Pen of John Steinbeck, who wrote "drapes of Wrath." BURGESS MERF.DITTT, BETTY FIELD, DON CHANKY, Jr., in "OF MICE AND MEN" "OF MICE AND MEN" A Masterpiece. ..Powerful, Relentless, Possessing a Strange Beauty in its Sweep. Also The Gavesl Comedy of Love and Marriage LORETTA YOUNG, DAVID NIVEN "ETERNALLY YOURS" "ETERNALLY YOURS" It's easy to he a magician.... the real trick is to stay married to one. (Both Reconi. as Unsuitable for Children) Dir.: Kerridge Theatres (throughout N.Z.) 1.30, 7.30 VOGUE 1-30, 7.30 Auckland's Most Modern, Popular, Intimate Karangahape Rd Theatre. "Ph. 43-003. Here's the Programme You've Looked For. . . . It's Bubbling Over With Laughter 1!! BUD ABBOTT LOU COSTELLO BUD ABBOTT LOU OOSTEDDO "WHO DONE IT?" "WHO DONE IT?" Also. . . . BERT BAILEY lias More Fun For You in "ON OUR SELECTION" "ON OUR SELECTION" You Enjoyed "Dad Rudd, M. P."... .Laughed Heartily At "Dad and Dave"....Now See Them All At Their Best In "On Our Selection" (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition) UK ASTOR (HI Do^™,S OAD - Tonight at 8.:: Variety Session, 7.30. Adolpho Menjou, Gloria Swanson in "FATHER TAKES A WIFE" Recommended by Censor for Adults. William Boyd. Andy Clydo in "TWILIGHT ON THE TRAIL" Approved for Universal Ex jibitioi). STALLS, 6a :: CIRCLE, 9d ROYAL AUCKLAND CHOIR ROYAL AUCKLAND CHOIR TOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER TOMORROW - THURSDAY Assisting Artists: JULIE WERRY, Soprano OWEN JENSEN. Pianist. Hon. Conductor: HARRY WOOLLEY Hon. Pianist: ALAN POW. Box Plan now open Lewis Eady, Ltd Admission '2l. Reserves Free V UCKLAND METROPOLITAN A PATRIOTIC COMMITTEE. CHRISTMAS PARTY FOR CHILDREN OF SERVICEMEN AND SERVICE WOMEN SERVING OVERSEAS, SATURDAY. DECEMBER 2. 1944. Parents or guardians of children, 12 years and under, who desire to be present, are in vited to send name of unit with which the parent is serving, also names and addresses of the children, together with age and sex, to the Secretary of the Metropolitan Patriotic Committee, P.O. Box 2223. Auckland, not later than November 18. lull.

LECTURES AND MEETINGS \ [ICELAND DISCHARGED PRISONA ERS' AID SOCIETY. The Annual General Meeting of the Society will be held in the Fabian Club Rooms, 3 Queen Street (opposite the Chief Post Office). Tomorrow (Thurs.), Nov. 16, at 2.'15 p.m. Business: (a) Presentation of Annual Report ami Financial Statement for the year ended March 31. 1944; (b) To Consider tho Draft Report and Draft Constitution and Rules under which it is proposed to incorporate the Society; and (c) Election of Office Bearers, and General Business. Afternoon Tea provided. Short musical programme by Mr Trevor Sparlinjr's Party. Special Speaker: Rev. Melville Harconrt, Rector Designate, St. Ann's. Church, Brooklyn, New York. . , Subscribers and Friends cordially invited. G. E. MORETOX, Secretary. "AT.AU RE EN MORRIS ALEXANDER, Food Scientist. Speaks TODAY, 2 p.m., to WOMEN. " SPRING CLEANING." Ist Floor. Brunswick Bldg., 171 Queen St. Bring your Written Questions to the " Questions and Answers" Session. Interesting Food Demonstrations Daily. No Children admitted. Silver Collection. " ,4 MERICA AT WAR AND AFTER." UNIVERSITY COLLEGE HALL, TONIGHT (WEDNESDAY), AT 8 P.M. MR SYDNEY GREEN BIE, Special Assistant to the U.S. Minister, will give an address to the Members of the Patriotic Societies of Auckland. H. T. GIBSON. Chairman, Central Committee. O E A U T I F IT L EUR O P E." Join Miss Elsie K. Morton's Magic Carpet Tour of "Beautiful Europe," Lewis F,ady Hall. This Afternoon (WEDNESDAY), at pni. Admission, Special Price 1/6. Reserves Lewis Eady Ltd., '2l See Details on Saturday, STUD NOTICES AT LOB URN PARK STUD. CROUPIER (19) (St. Simon Male Line). Winner of 1-' races, including Classics and Weight-for-age Races. By SURVEYOR (7), winner of '23 races and £' 1 1.3'J0 Most successful NVZ.-bred sire of recent years Out of PELLET, dam of winners and sister to Pelham, winner of eight races, including VV.R.C Douro Cup CR-OUPIER is the sire of Pay Roll,* The Raker Voltaire, The Monarch, Cherry's Ticket Wee Bun. Gamble. High Play, Lotto, Inkspo't, Madame Rachel, Master Baron and many other winners, including the recent Masterton Nursery winners Controller and Leybourne Will serve a limited numbor of approved mares at a fee of 50 guineas. J. M. McGILL, p.O Box 87, Newmarket. Ph 17-2SS. Auckland, Or at the Stud. Mount Wellington Highway. Pan mure. Auckland