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New Zealand Herald, Volume 82, Issue 25214, 29 May 1945, Page 8

EMBASSY J. C. "Williamson's Intimate Theatre. WELLESLEY ST. (opp. Public Library) PLANS AT EMBASSY—Phone 32-660 11 2 8 "I LOVE A SOLDIER" "I LOVE A SOLDIER" FAULETTE GODDARD SUNNY TUFTS A Paramount Picture. COMING SOON I CHARLES LAUGHTON CHARLES LAUGHTON LOVABLE . . SINISTER . . SENSATIONAL ELLA RAINES AS THE LADY WITH THE STRANGE LOVE "THE SUSPECT" "THE SUSPECT" - JAMES RONALD'S SENSATIONAL STORY THAT THRILLED MILLIONS AS A NOVEL. A Universal Picture. Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. V MHII STRAND IHIIII V 111 l Direction: Civic Theatre, Ltd. |||| Four Sessions Daily || Plans at Theatre. Phone 43-114. Children Half-price to All Sessions Except Saturday anrl Holiday Nightsl FIRST AUCKLAND SCREENING. Here is the kind of happy entertainment ill of us need, it's Columbia's GAYEST, GIDDIEST, GOOFIEST, GET-TOGETHER MUSICAL "EVER SINCE VENUS" "EVER SINCE VENUS" "EVER SINCE VENUS" With INA RAY HUTTON. HUGH HERBERT, ANN SAVAGE, BILLY GILBERT. GLEN DA FARRELL,. ROSS HUNTER, ALAN MOWBRAY, MAR.IORIE GATESON And ftO Minutes of a Brilliant First Half: "Three Pests in a Mess' (Comedy) "Mr Elephant Goes to Town' (Technicolour Cartoon) Community Singing. Paramount and Government News. FRIDAY NEXT I It's Got Everything in Musical Magic I "CAROLINA BLUES" Featuring KAY KYSER and his Orchestra Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. PJ7CDI FCC Phone 51-000 rcxr\LE.oo ST h fliers Tonight, Wed. and Thurs., at 8 p.m. Monty Woolley, Grade Fields, Laird Cregar, Una O'Connor and Alan Mowbray in "HOLY MATRIMONY" Supported by an Interesting Programme. (Approved for Universal Exhibition) HIS MAJESTY'S LAST TWO NIGHTS LAST TWO NIGHTS If It Is a STAN LAWSON PRODUCTION Then It Is ALWAYS TOPS If You Saw STAN in the "ARCADIANS" then See Him in His Own Rollicking, Riotous MUSICAL REVUE MUSICAL REVUE MUSICAL REVUE "WAIT FOR IT" Teamed with Australia's New Comedy Kins HARRY HOWLETT The Show of Endless Laughter . . Plus — Superb Singing, Original Frocking Superb Singing, Original Frocking Haunting Music and BREATH-TAKING DANCING Haunting Music and Starring Rowena Jackson. Ballets are Devised and Trained by Australia's Greatest Rallet Mistress RO.SETTA POWELL. HEAR—the 10-year-old Singing Nightingale, Lola Bosher . . the new Comedy Find, Reta Cook .. liovely Esme Pedder, Soprano. .Colin Campbell, the Baritone with a Voice in a Miliian . Maurice Tansley, the Silver Tenor ..Joyce Chambers, Irresistible All-rounder.. And Many More. PRICES.—D.C, and 0.5., ft!; Ord. Stalls (reservahlo on day), 4/. Gallery, 1/6; E.D., 6cl extra. Plan at Lewis Eady, Ltd. HAMILTON SEASON, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, May 31, June 1.

THE COLONIAL MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY LIMITED Registered in Victoria, 1873. Features of the ANNUAL REPORT For the Year Ended December 31, 1944 Marked by substantial progress in all departments the year 1944 formed another milestone in the history of this great Mutual Life Office. NEW BUSINESS: During the year New Policies were issued auguring over FOURTEEN MILLION POUNDS. TOTAL INCOME of the Society exceeded SIX AND A HALF MILLION POUNDS, PAYMENTS TO POLICYHOLDERS during the year totalled £2 62 1,5 38, making the total of such payments since the inception of the Society over FORTY-TWO MILLION POUNDS. WAR CLAIMS: Since the outbreak of hostilities the Society has paid in claims directly due to war service over £67 5,000. WAR LOANS: In furtherance of its policy of supporting the war effort, to the utmost extent, the Society in 1944 subscribed to War Loans throughout the Empire no less than 90 PER CENT OF THE INCREASE IN ITS FUNDS. EXPENSES of Management, notwithstanding high price levels, showed further substantial reductions in all departments. CONTINGENCY RESERVES, giving added security over and above Policy liabilities, were maintained at a high level. SURPLUS: The Society's Surplus for the year totalled £1,387,532. Bonus Certificates will be distributed at an early data, THE COLONIAL MUTUAL LIFE STRENGTH STABILITY PROGRESS 1873 '945