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New Zealand Herald, Volume 81, Issue 25084, 23 December 1944, Page 12

TODAY r TONIGHT! MAJESTIC Dir.: Fuller Theatre Corpn., Ltd. Phone 43-210 Continuous from 11 A.M. to 7.15 P.M. 7.45 EVENING SESSION He's Crazy! He's Haywire 1 WILL HAY WILL HAY In "MY LEARNED FRIEND"' "MY LEARNED FRIEND" "MY LEARNED FRIEND" With CLAUDE HULBERT A Riotous Comedy of Law and Disorder. Associate Attraction: ROBT. LOWEItY, JEAN PARKER, BILL HENRY, ROSCOE KARNS in "THE NAVY WAY" Anchors Aweigh for Thrills and Action. Programme for Universal Exhibition. 1— MATINEE TODAY "ADVENTURES OF FLYING CADETS" Ep. 7 "GESTAPO EXECUTION" BOOK NOW FOR TONIGHT! MAJESTIC OPENS XMAS NIGHT When The Above Programme Will Be Screened In lis Entirety. Doors Open 7 P.M. Sharp. Dir.: Kerridge Theatres (throughout N.Z.) STATttJBgnUS STATE 1.30, 7.30 Today .1.30, 7.30 7 p.m. Christmas Night 7 p.m. Never In Our Lifetime Have Eyes Behold lis Equal. M A R G A RET MITCIIELL'S Story of the old South.... "GONE WITH THE WIND" "GONE WITH THE WIND" "GONE WITH THE WIND" "GONE WITH THE WIND" In Technicolour Slarrl ng CLARK GABLE As Rhett Butler LESLIE HOWARD rrT OLIVIA DE H AVILL AND And presenting VIVIEN LEIGH As Scarlet O'Hara. A Mightv work of Beauty, Art and, Above all, Raw Human Emotions. (Recommended more for Adults) 7 p.m. Christmas Night 7 p.m. Dir.: Kerridge Theatres (throughout N.Z.) VOGUE Auckland's Most Modern, Popular, Intimate Karangahape Rd. Theatre. I'll ■l3-003. j 7.30 TONIGHT and XMAS NIGHT 7.30 THAT G IX) RIO US ROMANCE OF TI-IE SHOW WORLD AND STIRRING MUSICAL DRAMA! I "FOR ME AND MY GAL" "FOR ME AND MY GAL" JUDY GARLAND JUDY GARLAND Also Gay Refreshing Hilarity.... "SALUTE FOR THREE" "SALUTE FOR THREE" Macdonald CAREY Betty RHODES COMMENCING TUESDAY 10 a.m. 1.30 p.m. 7.30 p.m. WALT DISNEY'S GREATEST PRODUCTION IN GLORIOUS TECHNICOLOUR!!! "BAMBI" Also STAN LAUREL, OLIVER HARDY in "A HAUNTING WE WILL GO" (All Approved for Universal Exhibition) :'llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllHlllllilHIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!IIIHIIIIIIIIIIIMUIIlillllllnilllllll^ I KERRIDGE THEATRES I 1 AUCKLAND PROVINCIALS j ?ilTllllllll!lllllllllUllllllllll!)IIHIIIIIHI!lllllllll!llllllIlllllIIIIIIIIl!illlIllllll'lllllIll= TODAY'S SCREENINGS r pA*URANGA—REGENT-—'"Now Voyager" 1. (U). Tues.-Thurs.: "Stage Door Canteen" (U). TOWN llALL—"Sunset Serenade" (U) and "Is Everybody Happy" (U). rpE AROHA—REGENT—"SiIver Skates" -L (U). Mon.: "Constant Nymph" (U). MAJESTIC—"CoIt Comrades" (U) and "Bedhead From Manhattan" (U). r\UIAMES REGENT "Five Graves to 1 Cairo" (A). Mon.: "The Human Comedy" (U). KING'S—"Two Senoritas From Chicago" (U) and "Qfuiet, Please, Murder" (A). WHAKATANE —* REGENT "Cobra Woman" (A). Mon.-Wed.: "Now, Voyager" (U). GRAND—"Red River Robin Hood" (U) and "Cinderella Swings It" (U). OTOROHANG A REGENT—"Best Foot Forward" (U). TOWN HALL—"What's Buzzin', Cousin" (U) and "Time to Kill" (A). PAEROA— REGENT—"First of the Few" (U). Mon.: "First of the Few" (U). OPOTIKI — REGENT—"Bombardier" (U) and "Salute For Three" (U). Tues.-Wed.: "Road to Morocco" (U). KAITAIA PRINCESS "Reunion in France" <V). Tucs.: "Pilot No. 5" (U). H'ELENSVILLE REGENT "Hers to Hold" (U). Mon.: "The Young Mr Pitt" (IT). KA WAKAWA—KING'S—"Corvette K225" (IT) and "Call of the Canyon" (IT). Tues.Wed.: "Love on the Dole" (U). Ml'. MAUNGANUI—REGENT—"Air Raid Wardens" (U). Mon.: "Seven Sweethearts" (U). KOTORUA (in association) and GISBORNE > —See Local Papers Censorship (A) Recom by Censor for Adults. Index. (U) Approved for Univ. Exhib. EDUCATIONAL IT N 1 V E R d 1 'l' V E N T R A N C E. U Entrance to the University may now be gained in the following two ways:— 1. A Pupil who completes to the satisfaction of the Principal of an approved Secondary School a course of not fewer than four years may bo accredited. Some Secondary Schools will demand five years' attendance. 2 Any Student over 10 years of age may sit for the University Entrance Examination. No certificate of school attendance is necessary. The Examination consists of three University Entrance and two School Certificate subjects, with English (taken at either stage) as the only compulsory subject. Except tor some Professional preliminaries, Mathematics, Science and Foreign Languages may be avoided Candidates may choose from a list of over 30 subjects. The University Coaching College (founded 1.912) gives tuition in Day Classes, Evening Classes and by Correspondence for University Entrance, and also for School Certificate subjects and Public Service Entrance. Tutorial classes for Secondary Pupils are held after school and on Saturday mornings There are still some vacancies for 19-15, but early application is advised. The Office (Ph. 14-271) will be closed from December 15 to January 15 The Principal's private telephone is 50-307. Interviews from January 22. D. W. FAIGAN, M.A. (Honours in English and French). Principal. 22 Ferry Bldg.. Auckland. T/i XAM IN A TION R E SULTS. AUCKLAND BUSINESS COLLEGE. Government Examinations for Sliortland-Typists. FIRST PLACE IN THE JUNIOR GRADE, FIRST PLACE IN THE SENIOR GRADE. FIRST PLACE IN THE INTERMEDIATE GRADE (for Fifth Successive Year). As well as the only two Auckland Passes in the SPECIAL GRADE. Chamber of Commerce Examinations. 217 PASSES, including the following awards:—Chamber of Commerce Scholar (Senior), Snowdon Fairchild Scholar. Auckland Scholar, Ist Place in N.Z. Shorthand Exam.. 2nd Place in N.Z. Shorthand; Ist places in N.Z. (Bracketed equal). Office Practice Exam.: Ist Place in N.Z. Handwriting Exam., 2nd Place in N.Z. Enff lish Exam. These results prove the excellence of the training which Students receive at the AUCKLAND BUSINESS COLLEGE. . Prospective Students are reminded that Early Enrolment is advisable to secure a place in next year's classes. Only a limited number can be accommodated. Prospects may be obtained at Messrs Whitcombe and Tombs (Educational counter), or from AUCKLAND BUSINESS COLLEGE, Smith's Building, 0-1 1 Albert St. Ph. 40-039. OKAVOUN G M A N *- There is nu sounder investment than an I.C.S. Course of Specialised Training Thousands owe their success to the fact that they studied an IC S Course in spare time Why not YOUP Accountancy Cost Accounting Building Contr. , Draughtsmanship Motor Mechanic Analytical Chemist Quantity Estimating Diesel Engineei Structural Eng Foundry WorkMetallurgy Radio Mechanic Journalism & Short Story Writing Above are some of the 300 I.C.S Courses, tho training being thorough and up-to-date. Call r Write for Free Prospectus and details of study. INTE RN A TION A L CO R RESPONI) EN CE SCHOOLS. Dept. A, N.Z Insurance Bldgs . Auckland or Dept. 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SPECIALISED VOCATIONAL TUITION 0 in Shorthand (Pitman's and Gregg's), Typing (Rhythmic Touch), Book-keeping, Business English, Dressmaking, Pattern Designing, etc. College office re opens for interviews and enrolments January 15. Dressmaking classes resume January 22. Commercial classes January 30 (day), February 5 (night). DRULEJGH COLLEGE, 3rd, 4th and sth Floors, Home's Buildings, Vulcan Lane. SHORTHAND. Typewriting, etc. Selwyn J College, Safe Deposit Bldgs.. Hlgb St.