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New Zealand Herald, Volume 82, Issue 25177, 14 April 1945, Page 12

i Direction: Civic Theatre, Lid. 4 Sessions Daily: 11 a.m., 2 p.m., 5 p.m., g Prices 1/- to 3/4. Deaf Aids Available Air - Conditioned Throughout. Box Plans at Theatre. Phono 30400. VNow Showing Warner Bros. TECHNICOLOUR MUSICAL "THE DESERT SONG" With a Cast of Thousands, Headed by DENNIS MORGAN, IRENE MANNLXG ' With all the Hammerstein. Sigmund Romberg ' Songs: "Ono Alone," "Riff Song." "rll Desert Soni?." 9 (Approved, for Universal Exhibition) On the Santo Programme—"VOlCK THAT THRILLED THE WORriv. (The Story of Talking Pictures) "SKY SAILING" (Tho Thills and, Spills of Gliding "BUGS BUNNY THE SUPERMAN" (What's Cooking, Docf) ' Paramount Air Mail News. ' On tho Stage, EILEEN QUINN REfl M ADDA MS at the Civic Organ | THE BERKEIFTaiIi; Today at 2.0. Tonight at 6 0 Virginia Weidler, Edward Arnold. John Carroll "THE YOUNGEST PROFESSION" Greer Carson, Walter Pidgeon, Wm. p 0(reII Robt. la.v lor, Lana Turner and ofhpiVh .• in this delightful bubbling comedy. help (Approved for Universal Exhibition) rarTM.? ja p a s aj;i'> TThTcapitoll ' Today at 2.0. Tonight at S. O Cary Grant, Alan Hale, John Garfield' in "DESTINATION TOKYO" Splendid! A Sincere and Factual Stnrv Submarine's Exploits off the Coast" of J«bL Excitement! Suspense! Comedvj Dra-n-i One of the Year's Truly Great Fi'nf* (Approved for Universal Exhibition! Specially Selected Featurpjtes 1 THE WINDSOR 1 T< % tl Hay worth, Ge^Kyln^ 3o ' "COVER GIRL"" The Grandest Musical of ail Timet A Galaxy of Feminine Beauty Entirely in Technicolour (Approved for Universal Exhibition) Specially Selected Featurettes. Tonight at 7.45. Special Matinee at 30 Tommy Trinder, Philippa Hiatt is ' "THE BELLS GO DOWN" A Stirring Drama of the London Bliti Also Fred MtcMurray, Paulette Goddard in "FOREST RANGERS" Thrilling Drama in Technicolour. (Both Approved for Universal. Exhibition) iuaiMimiiiiiHHwiimimiiiimiiiMiMiiiiinmimwiiimihißwiiiiinSwSw | KERRIDGE THEATRES - I | AUCKLAND PROVINCIALS 1 --immmrtiiiiiwiiimmiiinmniimmwu ■■tiiiiiiftiiiiHiijtitiiiiuiitiriitiuin^ TODAY'S SCREENINGS * fPE AROHA—REGENT—"The Man Prom X Down Under" (A). MAJESTIC—"Is Everybody Happy" (U) and "Frontier Fury" rpHAMES—REGENT— "Cry Havoc" (A! -L KlNG'S—"Tornado in the Saddle" (0) and "Road to Zanzibar" (U). \\r HAKATANE REGENT "Aii Babi ) T and the Forty Thieves" (U). Tries,Wed.: "Dangerous Moonlight" (A). GRAND —"Riding Down The Canyon" (U) and "Tahiti Honey" <U). OTOROHANGA REGENT "The Los*. Angel- (U). TOWN HALL—"Sidinj Thru* Nevada" <U) and "Weird Woman" (A). PAEROA— REGENT—"Springtime in the Rockies" (U). OPOTIKI REGENT "Heart- of the Golden West" (U) and "Hat Check Honey" (U). Mon.-Wed.; "The Black Swan" (U). KAITAIA PRINCESS "The Crystal Ball" (U). Tues.-Wed.: "Hitler's Madman' (A). HELENSVILLE— REGENT— "Presenting Lily Mars" (U). KAWAKAWA KING'S "Hit Parade" (U) and "Over My Dead Body" (U). Tues.-Wed.: 'Juke Girl" (U). MT. MAUNG ANUI— REGENT "Fhsciil For Freedom" (U). ROTOR UA <in association) and GIsBOR.NE —See Local Papers. ; Censorship (A) Recom. ly Censorfor Adn.t!. Index. (U) Approved for Univ. Exhibit MAYFAIR SANDRINGHAM Tonight and Monday Night, 7.30. Dorothy Lamour, Bing Crosby in the Technicolour Hit. "DIXIE" Approved for Universal Exhibition. Also Susan Peters, Herbert Marshall ia "'YOUNG IDEAS" (Adult Recommend.) Support, Popeye Cartoon. SPECIAL MATINEE TODAY L3O--"Dixie," Popeye Cartoon, 2 Cartoons, Comedies and Serial. . DANCING II DEVOTED TO SWING! TONIGHT. DANCING 8 TO MIDNIGHT. a/ . __ ADMISSION 3/RE3ERVES: TEL. 40-777. OPEN EVERY NIGHT NEST WEEK. INTOXICANTS STRICTLY PROHIBITED JITTERBUGGING PROHIBITED. PIRATE SHIPPE CABARET, ~~ MILFORD BEACH. The Cabaret that Sets the Standard. SATURDAY NIGHT. ) MODERN AND OLD-TIME DANCE CARNIVAL. 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