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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 89, Issue 301, 21 December 1945, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. JXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXZXXXXXXXXXXX »< NO SCREENING OF PICTURES TO-DAY THEATRE BOOKED. H g ——g § Opera House w m COMMENCING TO MORROW at 2 p.m. - 8 p.m. 8 H Xmas Eve—MIDNIGHT MATINEE—at 10.10 p.m. g S 20th CENTURY-FOX PRESENTS A RAPTUROUS H R MUSIC OPERETTA. R R Damon Runyan’s Story of Ernest R. Ball's Melodious Music, 3 |“IRISH EYES ARE SMILING”! R IN BEAUTIFUL TECHNICOLOUR. M * M With >< q Dick Monty June 3 m HAYMES ★ WOOLLEY ★ HAVER £ Q with - 3 g ANTHONY QUINN BEVERLEY WHITNEY and 3 R THE METROPOLITAN OPERA SINGERS, 8 H LEONARD WARREN BLANCHE THEBOM H 0 ii II H 1 AND miAT SONGS ! p R "MOTHER MACHREE” “BOY OF MINE" “LET THE REST OF 3 g THE WORLD GO BY" - "BESSIE AND HER BUSTLE" "LITTLE j P BIT OF HEAVEN" "IRISH EYES ARE SMILING,” etc, . j (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) J g EXCELLENT FEATURETTES 5 p "Fox Movietone News and N.Z. Review. 3 M "International News” “Nova Scotia" (Sports Review). * B "Land of 10,000 Lakes" "Port of Missing Mice’ (Cartoon). R AS THIS OUTSTANDING PROGRAMME CAN ONLY BE SCREENED M M FOR 4 DAYS IT’S VERY ESSENTIAL TO RESERVE PLANS AT p H THE D.I.C. K

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RAILWAY REFRESHMENT ROOMS AIDS TO QUICK SERVICE Passengers are requested to assist the staff in the Railway Refreshment Rooms by kindly complying with the following:— Tender the exact amount in payment for Refreshments. Refrain from tendering notes. Leaves cups, saucers and teaspoons taken from the Refreshment Rooms in a position of safety on the platform. YOUR CO-OPERATION WILL BE APPRECIATED

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