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Waikato Independent, Volume XLIII, Issue 4031, 23 August 1944, Page 4

Entertainments. EBSfc Amalgamated Theatres Ltd. (Throughout N.Z.) IPhone 200. Reserves at Cummings’ Phone 244 M THEATRE CENTRALLY HEATED. Deaf Aids Available. * FINALLY TO-NIGHT 8 P.M. 8 P.M. . “MY HEART BELONGS “MY HEART BELONGS “MY HEART BELONGS TO DADDY” TO DADDY” (Recoin, by Censor for Adults.) COMMENCING TO-MORROW. THURSDAY and FRIDAY . 8 p.m. 8 p.m. SPECIAL ' THURSDAY, 2 P.M. MATINEE A CLEVER ROLLICKING COMEDY, MUSICAL - By Those Record-making, Record-Breaking Music Maids. A Joyous Chorus of Stars And Songs in a Jamboree Of Jumping Joy! SEVEN NEW SONG HITS! THE ANDREWS SISTERS THE ANDREWS SISTERS THE ANDREWS SISTERS THE ANDREWS SISTERS , “SWINGTIMIT JOHNNY” “SWINGTIME JOHNNY” “SWINGTIME JOHNNY” “SWINGTIME JOHNNY” “SWINGTIME JOHNNY” “SWINGTIME JOHNNY” tm —With— HARRIET HILLIARD, PETER COQKSON, MATT WILLIS, —And — Mitch Ayres Avid His Orchestra. ALSO SCREENING “MEE'T THE STEWARTS.”—. The .Screen’s Most Lovable, Laughable Pair, who never could make both ends meet! She didn’t know a pot from a kettle^... but did .she know what lips and were for! \ - IT’S FUN ON A SCALE THAT LEAVES YOU BREATHLESS! WILLIAM HOLDEN WILLIAM HOLDEN WILLIAM HOLREN FRANCES DEE FRANCES DEE FRANCES DEE —In—“MEET THE STEWARTS” “MEET THE STEWARTS” “MEET THE STEWARTS” “MEET THE STEWARTS” ' “MEET THE STEWARTS” “MEET THE STEWARTS” ’ *»****ss« -WithGrant Mitchell, Ann Gilles, Roger Clark, Marjorie Gateson, Also Good Community Sing. (Both Approved for Univ. Exhibit.) COMING SATURDAY! KENNY BAKER, LYNN MERRICK --In—“Doughboys In Ireland” “Doughboys In Ireland” “Doughboys In Ireland” -ALSOMacDonald Carey, ' Betty Rhodes ' r —ln—“Salute For Three” “Salute For Three” “Salute For Three” (Both Approved for Univ. Exhibit.)

Poisonous tobacco—is there such a thing? Of course there is! A •wellknown London nerve specialist has just been telling the world that impure tobacco, i.e., tobacco poisonou.9 with nicotine, is a common cause of nerve trouble (and heart trouble), now so prevalent, and deploring the fact that the twentieth century, so prolific in discoveries of vital importance to humanity, has not yet solved the problem of producing tobacco from which the poisonous nicotine has been climated. Yet such tobacco has been grown, manufactured and in general use throughout New Zealand for many years past. This, of course, is the famous “toasted” which, subjected to I a special purifying process, emerges ' sweet, cool, fragrant and comforting, and as free from nicotine as tobacco can possibly be. There arc , brands of the real ‘'thing, 'thts'.geiWiie toasted—Cut Plug No. 10 (Sullshlftd), Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog), Cavendish, Riverhead Gold, Desert Gold and Pocket Edition. Try any of these and you won’t want to change over to any- • thing else. But have a care when you i buy! Imitation “toasted” is worthless! —245. 1 Ai