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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 83, Issue 257, 31 October 1939, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS FINALLY TO-DAY at 2 and 8 P.M. FRED GINGER ASTAIRE in ROGERS THE STORY OF “VERNON AND IRENE CASTLE (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Opera House ’Phone 3152 ’Phone 3152 AMALGAMATED THEATRES LTD. (THROUGHOUT N.Z.). Hearing Aids Are Now Available. TO-MORROW 2 p.m.—B p.m. Through Excitement-Crammed, Fun-Jammed Adventures D’ARTAGNAN RIDES AGAIN IX THE HAPPIEST ENTERTAINMENT IDEA OF SWORDPLAY! HORSEPLAY! SONGS! DON AMECHE SINGING, LOVING, FIGHTING, AND THE RITZ BROTHERS MORE AT HOME WITH A CARVING KNIFE THAN A SWORD, IN A MUSICAL VERSION OF ALEXANDRE DUMAS’ “THE THREE MUSKETEERS” with BLNXIE BARNES GLORIA STI ART PAULINE .MOORE JOSEPH SCHILDKRAUT (Approved for Universal Exhibition). FOR TWO DAYS ONLY HURRY AND BOOK Plans at D.1.C., ’Phone 212"; Theatre 'Phone after 5 p.m., 3152.

Specialists In Safely THE RAILWAY STAFFS In the Bailway Regulations the one on which most insistence is placed concerns the safety of passengers. The principle of “Safety First” is impressed on every employee at the beginning of his service and his attention is kept constantly on that rule. Materials and equipment are carefully tested in the Workshops. The permanent way and the rolling stock are expertly inspected continuously. The locomotive drivers, guards, signalmen, and other members of the staff eo-operate for efficiency. THE RAILWAYS ARE THE SAFE WAYS