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Wanganui Chronicle, 5 September 1946, Page 2

AMUSEMENTS. FINALLY' TO-DAY J ; “Masquerade in Mexico”* • (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) *

FULLER’S « MAJESTIC j Every Afternoon at 2 p.m. 9 Monday to Thursday, 7.30 p.m. • Friday and Saturday, 8 p.m. 9 vommencing FRIDAY * « NEW YORK'S YOUTHFUL ’ COMEDY STARTS WITH A « BANG AND ENDS IN « HYSTERICS. J “KISS i AND : TELL” | The story of youth, of “young a love," filled with Tubbing’ comedy, heart-warming ro-a mance, side-splitting laughterj and a cast perfectly chosen for, each part. a Shirley Temple as Corliss Archer* Robert Benchley as Uncle George, Jerome Courtland as ’ Dexter Franklin b Walter Abel as Sir. Archer« (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) fl Also Screening: « “CADET GAGERS” Highpoints J in Basketball) “FIESTA o I TIME” (Coloured Cartoon) J . “SCREEN SNAPSHOTS” and 4 ; LATEST NEWS of Important J , World Events. < i Plans at D.1.C., ’Phone 2127. |

TO-NIGHT (Tliurs), 7.45 MATINEE TO-DAY 2 P.M. DUCHESS ARAMOHO (UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT) Proudly Presents Mickey Rooney - Elizabeth Taylor in —— NATIONAL VELVET (FOR UNIVERSAL EXHIBITION). A GREAT TECHNICOLOUR HEART DRAMA. It brings together the Stars of “Lassie Come Home’’ and the “Human Comedy,” in a heart-warming, thrillng picture that tops them both. See the longest, hardest, most dangerous race of them all—and a girl win it on an unwanted horse. IT’S ENTERTAINMENT FOR ALL THE FAMILY. Book Early at Bridges, ’phone 4778; Theatre from 6.30, 4878. And Avoid Disappointment. ’Phone Reserves sold after 8 p.m. Watch our Adverts, for Further Big Hits.