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Putaruru Press, Volume XVI, Issue 957, 20 November 1941, Page 5

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FINALLY TO-NIGHT. Britain’s Big- Laugh . Panic. “ THE MIDDLE WATCH.” CIVIC FRIDAY NI6HT ONLY. A Thrill-packed Double Feature. I WAS AN ADVENTURESS.” “I WAS AN ADVENTURESS.” With Zorina and Richard Greene. A drama of international jewel smugglers. “MURDER OVER NEW YORK.” “MURDER OVER NEW YORK.” Thrills—as Charlie Chan solves the mystery of the stratosphere bomber. With Sidney Toler as Chan. SATURDAY AND MONDAY. MATINEE SATURDAY. At Last ! The kind of love story you all dream about and wish it might happen to you. “PENNY SERENADE.?’ “PENNY SERENADE.” Excitingly reuniting IRENE DUNNE & CARY GRANT. IRENE DUNNE & CARY GRANT. For them it was love at first, and for you, you’ll be living every exciting moment with them—in “ PENNY SERENADE.” “PENNY SERENADE.” Also These Great Featuretes: JUNGLE ARCHER—Sport Thrill. MOBILE CANTEEN Special War Film. Sinking of the Bismarcla. Scenes from the War Zones. (All Recommended For Adults) TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY. MATINEE WEDNESDAY 3 p.m. “THE GREAT DICTATOR.” “THE GREAT DICTATOR.” The greatest event in our times. Chaplin’s,, delightful burlesque of our modem dictators. CHARLES CHAPLIN CHARLES CHAPLIN is making everyone laugh and to banish the burdens of a harassed world—to find the golden remedy of laughter—see “THE GREAT DICTATOR.” “THE GREAT DICTATOR.” Screening for Three Nights and One Matinee (Wednesday, 3 p.m.) Make Your Reservations Early. (Approved Universal Exhibition) OKOROIRE TAMWORTHS AND LARGE BLACKS. In modern times, when higher production is required, breed from the best. They cost no more to keep, and pay better dividends. In our Large Black Section the herd sire, i a grandson of Whitelocks imported Pakenham Someday, is at the head, with an unbeaten show record last 1 season at the principal shows in the North Island from Stratford to I Whangarei, including the Champion- ; ship at Auckland. His first litters, i which can now be seen, have averaged 13, and these from maiden sows. In the Tamworths, Te Rapa Merit 4th, with an exceptional show record, having taken major position against entries from most prominent ! breeders in the island, has been used extensively here for the last five years, also by prominent pig clubs 1 and private breeders to improve type and constitution, and is leaving exceptional litters of good type from Mountley-bred sows here. We Invite Inspection At Any Time. W. E. PARKER. * Telephone 27 R TIRAU.