AMUSEMENTS CIVIC THEATRE MARTON ",.U pan. - TO-NIGHT - 7.45 p.m. And Finally To-morrow. Noel Coward’s “This Happy Breed” brilliantly adapted from his play, is a landmark in British film production and beyond question one of the pictures of the year. Noel Coward’s “THIS HAPPY BREED’’ “THIS HAPPY BREED’’ “THIS HAPPY BREED’’ (IN TECHNICOLOUR). Starring Robert Newton - Celia Johnson John Mills - Stanley Holloway You'll find you know the Gibbonses ... you meet them every day .. . they are British . . . they are you . . . they are of "This Happy Breed." (Approved for Universal Exhibition). Reserves at Theatre, or 'phone 2853.
FULLER'S MAJESTIC THEATRE TAIHAPE. FINALLY TO-NIGHT at 8 p.m. Paramount’s Technicolour Musical Romance “RAINBOW ISLAND” With Dorottiy Lainour - Eddie Bracken (Approved for Universal Exhibition) TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY TnHah Bankhead and William Bendix ln “ LIFEBOAT ” “ LIFEBOAT ” (Recommended by Censor for Adults) VICTORY HALL SHOP WARD’S MOTORS SHOWROOM, WELLINGTON ROAD, MARTON. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 27. Opening at 10 a.m. Produce, Cooked Meats, Cakes, Vegetables, Mystery Parcels, Competitions, Plain and Fancy Sewing, and Christmas Toys. Donations and Gifts of any Goods thankfully received at Barton's Store.
Dangerous #//£ and ' HEALED Last week-end. while cutting back some trees, the knife slipped. Jt made a deep task in my hand. and a pain shot ■ up my arm .... ■ Luckily my wife Aad Rexona Ointment tn the —J medicine cupboard. As she applied it the cruel stinging died down. A.x/.jrrZy I { , waited for it to -X / heal, rm doing important defence work and • /to! 1 didn’t want to *t on the sick / needn’t have ; y'i warned! Rexona healed the wound cleanly and Cickly. I was ck on the fob 188 Monday morn- JJAahi ' <w * ISssrSl Rexona’s SIX medicament* make it an /< ? ideal remedy /£ ? or moat akin > fy>\ r ; W/ trouble*. Jj*/ O V </ \&/ Ow bandy ,5 s OZftSl jart> °btainable AfWiftg / Atw’i Stores XbXj'*-. Chemists. O 37.32 Z
A MEAL IS NOT ENOUGH! You want also comfort, quiet efficiency . . . KOZIE SERVICE in other words. HOT MEALS 12—2, 5—6.30. Between times you will find that our Morning and Afternoon Teas are the best in the city. K<< AVENUE - - Near Bridge
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 89, Issue 279, 26 November 1945, Page 2
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