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Te Awamutu Courier, Volume 62, Issue 4430, 26 May 1941, Page 1

Entertainments. THANKS. The Management wishes to express sincere thanks to all Patrons of Saturday night who, by arriving a little earlier than usual, assisted the Staff considerably and allowed a packed house to be seated almost completely before lights out. We trust that you all appreciated the convenience of your assistance. W.P.T., Manager. THE REGENT—Phone 106 R. Again TO-NIGHT and TUESDAY. SPENCER TRACY SPENCER TRACY in EDISON THE MAN (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) COMMENCING WEDNESDAY. Another Milestone Marking the Progress of Superior English Productions—- — FOUR FEATHERS You have seen none better than the following English Milestones:— 1— CAVALCADE. 2 SANDERS OF THE RIVER. 3 HENRY VIII. 4 ELEPHANT BOY. 5 PYGMALION. 6 GOOD-BYE, MR CHIPS. 7 THE CITADEL. 8— THE DRUM. Etc., Etc. Now we take pleasure in presenting as Fine a Technieolour Picture as has ever Graced the Screen. RALPH RICHARDSON JOHN CLEMENTS C. AUBREY SMITH JUNE DUPREZ, ALLAN JEYES in FOUR FEATHERS FOUR FEATHERS FOUR FEATHERS FOUR FEATHERS (Recommended for Adult Audiences.) IN BRILLIANT TECHNICOLOUR. The Blood-pounding Story of a Coward who changed the FOUR WHITE FEATHERS of Cowardice for a RED BADGE of HONOUR and COURAGE. PLANS NOW OPEN. Patrons are advised not to wait for Final Night. Public Notices. TO DAIRY FARMERS. WAGES BOOKS NECESSARY. Under the Agricultural Workers Act DAIRY FARMERS who are milking I ten cows or over, and are selling Milk and Cream in the ordinary way of business, are compelled to keep a WAGES AND HOLIDAY BOOK. These Books are obtainable at TE AWAMUTU COURIER OFFICE. PRICE (Cash with Order), 3/-.