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Wanganui Chronicle, 23 February 1949, Page 2

AMUSEMENTS. THE GIANT OF ALL ROMANCEACTION SHOWS Screening TO-NIGHT & THURSDAY AT THE—DUCHESS ARAMOHO - at 7.45 p.m. R.K.O. Radio Pictures Present "GUNGA D!N" starring CARY GRANT VICTOR McLAGLEN DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, Jr. With JOAN FONTAINE I The Screen’s Most Exciting | Adventure Romance Staged ti on a Seale as Magnilicemt I as its own Tremendous Drama. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Featurettes include: LATEST WARNER-PATHE NEWS. k'REE CAR PARK Next to Theatre Reserves - Ppug. Bridges, phone 81 (fl

J. C. Williamson Picture Corpn. Ltd.. Direction Kerridge-Odeon, CIVIC THEATRE MARTON 7.45 - Finally TONIGHT - 7.45 M-G-M Happy Musical SUMMER HOLIDAY In Magnificent Technicolour. With MICKEY ROONEY GLORIA DE HAVEN WALTER HUSTON FRANK MORGAN BUTCH JENKINS You will laugh,/you will sing, you will have the time of your life in this big Technicolour Musical Joy Ride. It’s gay, glorious and sentimental. (Not Suitable for Children). CiNESOUND REVIEW and N.Z. WEEKLY. Passing Parade :: Information Short Reserves at Theatre, or Phone 2853,

MAJE S T I C TAIHAPE D'rection: Kerridge-Odeon New Zealand’s Finest Country Theatre, Deaf Aids Air Conditioned WEDNESDAY - At 1.45 and 8 p.m. A picture you MUST See . . . Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer proudly presents ' THE CROWN JEWEL OF SIR LAURENCE OLIVIER’S OLD VIC COMPANY VIVIEN LEIGH Romantically teamed with handsome ROBERT TAYLOR In the never-to-be-forgotten "Waterloo Bridge" "Waterloo Bridge" (Recommended by Censor for Adults) Specially-selected First Half including TOM AND JERRY CARTOON. PARAMOUNT NEWS. And Selected Shorts. TURAKINA Town flalf PICTURES TONIGHT (WEU) - At 8 p.m. Big Double-Feature Progranune. No. I—A Gangster Story. “PILGRIM LADY.” No. 2—A Super Western — “THE OMAHA TRAIL.” SAT. NEXT: ABBOTT & COSTELLO in “LOST IN A HAREM.” Also: Dick Tracy’s G-Men, 15 Episode Serial

FIRE BRIGADE DISPLAY. An hour’s demonstration of how not to deal with a fire, amused a fair crowd at the Darktown Fire Brigade’s display on Marton Park on Saturday night. A small “building” was set alight and the brigade expended plenty of energy and much water in trying to extinguish the lire. The display was part of the Fire Brigade’s Queen Carnival activities to raise £3OOO for a new tire engine. Carnival attractions and side shows, after the demonstration, were well patronised by the crowd remaining.