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New Zealand Herald, Volume 82, Issue 25287, 22 August 1945, Page 10

FOUR BIG LAUGH SESSIONS 11 —; 2 AT THE Dir.: 3. C. Williamson Picture Corp., Ltd. BUD LOU ABBOTT COSTELLO A Couple of Old School Chum-ps I In "HERE COME THE CO-EDS" NOW THEY".RE GOING TO COLLEGE (And You Know Where the College i« Going) With PEGGY RYAN MARTHA O'DRISCOLL Phil Spitalny And His Hour of Charm All-Girl Orchestra SPECIAL MARCH OF TIME presents "POST WAR FARMS" Also of Particular Interest MIRACLE OF THE PINE Plans at Regent—Ph. 32-888 Approved for Universal Exhibition. ATTEND THE MATINEES.

Direction: Kerridge Theatres. QT A TF BYMONDS ST. C T A T F O 1 A 1 IZ> [j|)mie '].')•ols O, 1 A i C MATINEE TODAY AT 1.30. This Evening at 7.30 SWIFT-MOVING ACTION... .Powerful Drama.... WILLIAM POWELL in his First Dramatic Hole in Yeara..,. With Hcdy Laniarr and Basil Eathbone in "CROSSROADS" "CROSSROADS" Also LOTS ol FUN and EXCITEMENT in M.G.M.'s Kacy, Romantic Comedy.... "BLONDE FEVER" Starring Philip DO J IN—Mary ASTOIi and Lovely.... hut Slightly Indifferent GLORIA GUAHAME. Both .Recommended hy Censor for Adults.

Direction: lierridge Theatres. 1.30 VOGUE 7-30 ■Auckland's Modern Popular Intimate Theatre. Karangaliape Kd. 'Phone <l3-003. Bud ABBOTT and Lou COSTELLO "HIT THE ICE" "HIT THE ICE" "HIT THE ICE" 60 Skating Beauties And Johnny Lour and his Orchestra.... It's the Snow-capped Topper of all their howling Hits!ll Also the Musical Comedy Sensation!l "CABIN IN THE SKY" "CABIN IN THE SKY" "CABIN IN THE SKY" Ethel WATERS Eddie ROCHESTER (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition)

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