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Waikato Independent, Volume XLIII, Issue 6036, 23 October 1946, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS. TO-NIGHT AT 8 P.M. FINAL SCREENING TOMORROW THURSDAY AT 8 P.M. Century Fox —Presents — Leave Heaven Starring Miss Gene TIERNEY Cornel WILDE Jeanne CRAM VINCENT PRICE BEN AMES WILLIAMS' Dramatic Story of an Woman who would Kill to-' Keep the Man she Possessed, "Leave Her To Heaven" The Sin she committed in the Name of Love could not be Judged by Man or Punished by Law. The Magic of Technicolour has never enriched a more Exciting Entertainment. i LADIES PLEASE NOTE— In Response to Numerous Requests a Special Screening of "Leave Her To Heaven" will be shown THURSDAY MORNING AT 11 A.M.

(Recommended by Censor for Adults) Definitely Unsuitable for Children. fttttor * f hj>aff£ (Direction Amalgamated Theatres Ltd.) Deaf Aids Available. ' > PHONE 200. Box Plans at Cummings daily until 4 p.m. Phone 244 M. At Theatre night of screening, CLOSING at 7.15. UNPAID RESERVATIONS NOT CLAIMED BY 7.45 WILL BE SOLD.

FRIDAY -At 8 p.m.- FRIDAY 20th. Century-Fox Films Present "JUNIOR MISS" "JUNIOR MISS" "JUNIOR MISS*' "JUNIOR MISS" The Great Screen Version of the Brilliant Stage Thrill. —Starring— PEGGY ANN GARNER (Sensation of "A Tree Grows'in Brooklyn") IT'S SO FUNNY. IT'S SO WONDERFUL!! (Approved for Universal Exhibition)' —Also Screening— IT'S A CHILLER THRILLER! You'll Shriek at Every Squeak, and Shudder at Every Shadow. JAMES DUNN v JOAN WOODBURY —In—"THE LIVING GHOST" (Recom. by Censor for Adults,) COMING.— SATURDAY & MONDAY AT 8 P.M. Matinee Saturday at 1.30 The Outstanding ~ BRITISH Film Version of Dorothy Whipple's Famous Novel , . "THEY WERE SISTERS' With JAMES MASON JAMES MASON (Star of "The Seventh Veil") PHYLLIS CALVERT Gaumont British Dominions Production (Recommended by Censor for Adults)