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New Zealand Herald, Volume 82, Issue 25288, 23 August 1945, Page 8

FULLER'S ST. JAMES' THEATRE 11 a m., 2 p.m., o pn.. 8 p.m EE Air - Conditioned " Reserves at Theatre Tel 83-921) MetmUoldwyn-Mayer# TRUE TO LIFE DRAMA! Action Romance Action Romance Heroism Heroism "30 SECONDS OVER TOKYO" "30 SECONDS OVER TOKYO" "30 SECONDS OVER TOKYO" Starring SPENCER TRACY Van Johnson— Phyllis Thaxter Associate Programme includes "WILD HONEY' (Colour Cartoon), screening at al. Sessions Owing tu the Length ot the L<'eature, N.Z. Govt. Film Revue, Gracie Fields Arrivalin Auckland and Wellington— RESCUE 6 ROM SHANGRI-LA" (The Story or which appeared in Saturday's Star), will be sbowi. only at the Evening Session. Approved for Universal Exhibition 1 p-pTiT/RR'S I PRINCE EDWARD 1 1 THEATRE i KAEANGAHAPE L RD 0DA Pb. at Day Sessions only. 11 A.M Specially fo. the Children '■ "THE CANTERVILLE GHOST Starring Margaret O'Brien. Charles Langhton. Robert Young. Also; "THE RETURN OF THE VIKINGS A Seafaring Adventure. Both Approved for Universal Exhibition FINALLY TONIGHT at 7.30 p.m.: Bob Hope—Dorothy Lamour in ®"CAUGHT IN THE DRAFT _ 2nd Feature— Ginger Rogers in "BACHELOR MOTHER Both Recommended by Censor for Adnlts. CHILDREN! CHILDREN! Tomorrow (Friday) and front Mon. tci ihiw. 11 a.m., 1.45 p.m. and at Night at Majestic "THE NATIONAL BARN DANCE Willi Robert Benchley, Jean Heather. I And "SEE MY LAWYER' I Starring Olsen & Johnson, the Ace Comedians, i Two First Releases and pirei-t from Majestic. I COMM. TOMORROW NIGHT (FRI.) and SAT MATINEE and NIGHT ONLY: GREGORY PECK _ , , (The Star in "Kings of a Kingdom ) in "DAYS OF GLORY 7 ' A Storv of Russian Guerillas. Also "DANGEROUS MOONLIGHT, Starring Anion Walbrook, Stefan Radeisfey. Hear Warsaw Concerto! Both Recommended by Censor for Adults.

FULLER'S sMitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiumiiiiitiiiiiiiiMiis DEVONPORT I VICTORIA I ph ° ne 71-683. ' i V iy * 1 p Finally Tonight at 7.30. Stan Laure!—Oliver Hardy m "NOTHING BUT TROUBLE" Also Harriet Hilliard—Eddie Quillan in " HI, GOOD LOOKIN'" Commencing Tomorrow GREER GARSON—WALTER PIDGEON in 'Madame Curie" All Approved for Universal Exhibition. FULLER'S' timiiimiiiiimiiiimiiwiiiHiimiiiS THREE LAMPS. J BRITANNIA | LAST NIGHT SimiiiimiiiiimiiiHimiiiimiiiiiir at 7.30 p.m. John Wayne and Martha Scott in "IN OLD OKLAHOMA" Tom Neal and Evelyn Keyes in "THERE'S SOMETHING ABOUT A SOLDIER" Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. Comm Tomorrow Night at 7.30 p.m.: SUSANNA FOSTER in "THE CLIMAX" LANA TURNER in "Marriage Is A Private Affair" Both Recommended by Censor for Adults.

FULLER'S iitmimiiiimimmimiiiiiiiimtmits = • fAMm 1 GEEY LYNN- | LAIVILU | Phone 26-406. THEATRE 7.30 This Evening fid GUEST NIGHT 6d „ Clifford Evans, Robert Beatty in' "SUSPECTED PERSON" James Ellison, Jane Wyatt, Kent Taylor In "ARMY SURGEON" Prog. Recommended by Censor for Adults. Coming Tomorrow "WHISTLING IN BROOKLYN" and "HER PRIMITIVE MAN" (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition) DANCING Inter-Island Rugby Enthusiasts! ENTERTAIN YOUR COUNTRY VISITORS AT N.Z.'s LARGEST DANCE CABARET! "Make Up Your Rugby Parties." CIVIC WINTERGARDENS CABARET GALA RUGBY NIGHT! GALA RUGBY NIGHT! TOMORROW (FRIDAY) TOMORROW (FRIDAY) Dancing 10.30 to 2 a.m. ALSO OPEN SATURDAY. Non-Stop Dancing to N.Z.'s Largest Orchestra, augmented by the Grand £12,000 Wurlitzer. YOU MAY RESERVE ANY NUMBER OF TABLES BY INQUIRING AT THEATRE, or Ph. 30-100. The Rush Is On Book Early!

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