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Wanganui Chronicle, 10 November 1950, Page 2

AMUSEMENTS COMMENCING TODAY MAJESTIC 2 p.m. - 5 p.m. - 8 p.m. D|r kekkidoe-odeon. Shoppers’ Session 5 p.m. Telephone 3333. ■HERE'S ROMANCE RUBBING ELBOWS WITH DISASTER ... IN AN ADVENTURE THAT COULD COME TO ANYONE ! M.G.M.’S NEW THRILLER “SIDE STREET" (WHERE TEMPTATION LURKS). Farley Cathy Paul GRANGER O'DONNELL KELLY FILMED ON THE SPOT! In the Heart of New York! A Story of Love and Temptation . . . Murder and a Manhunt! (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) OUTSTANDING M-G-M SUPPORTS include: FITZPATRICK TRAVELTALK - PETE SMITH - COLOUR CARTOON - LATEST NEWS, Etc. Plans at D.I.C. Phone 2127 SPECIAL CHILDREN'S WESTERN MATINEE, SAT. -2 p.m. KEN CURTIS —in— “ COWBOY BLUES ” Specially-Selected Supporting Programme. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.)

WANGANUI AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION (Incorporated) ANNUAL SHOW RACECOURSE Friday and Saturday (November 10 and 11) RECORD ENTRIES IN ALL CLASSES. EXHIBITORS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE ISLAND. Sheep Dog Trials, National Dancing, Home Industries, and the Wanganui Kennel Club's Biggest Show in the Last Decade. Over 160 Pedigree Dogs. Dodgems, Merry-Go-Rounds, Chair-o-Planes, Sideshows, Performing Monkeys, etc., etc. ADULTS, 2/6; CHILDREN, 1/-. CARS, 2/6. SATURDAY EVENING, 2/-; CHILDREN, 1/-. HORSES ■ CATTLE ■ SHEEP PIGS - DOGS

MAJESTIC TAIHAPE Direction: Kerridge Odeon. TODAY (FRIDAY) - At 5 and 8 p.m. 85 LAUGHS IN 80 MINUTES! BLESS ’EM ALL ” “ BLESS ’EM ALL ” With England's top comedians in a fast-moving, rollicking Army Comedy Revue that will send Taihape-ites Hysterically Mad! HAL (Skimpy) MONTY As an Army Rookie with a simple mind, who has you falling out of vour seat with laughter at his antics. He introduces Little Sebastian, full brother to Charlie McCarthy, who sings “What More Can I say?” Max Bygraves will amaze you with his impersonation of the “Ink Spots," Al Jolson and Larry Parks. Jack Milroy as the Scotchman. Les Ritchie as Sergeant Willis. Sybil Amiel as the flirting French Mam’selle. It’s a Side-Splitting Comedy All the Way. And features all the Songs the Troops Loved to Sing. On the same programme—March of Time, “Male Look”; Popeye Cartoon, Latest News, etc. (Approved *or Unlver*a) Exhibition.) Coming SATURDAY: “ ENCHANTMENT.” ST. JAMES’ THEATRE HUNTERVILLE TONIGHT (Thursday), NOV. 9. TOMORROW (Friday), NOV. 10. “WOMAN IN WHITE’’ (Recommended for Adult Exhibition) Featuring Eleanor Parker, Alexis Smith, Sydney Grenstreet. A. Wilkie Collins’ mystery classic. SATURDAY, NOV. 11: “ACT OF VIOLENCE” (Recommended for Adult Exhibition.) Starring Van Heflin, Robert Ryan, with Janet Leigh, Mary Astor and Phyllis Thaxter. This is the story of a man hounded by a relentless fate and of a fearful vengeance. MANGAWEKA: SATURDAY, NOV. 11: “Woman in White.” WED., NOV. 15: “Act of Violence.”

FORDELL PICTURES SATURDAY 8 p.m. DENNIS MORGAN and JANE WYMAN in “ CHEYENNE ” It’s Tremendous, Thrilling Entertainment. Also in colour — " TENNIS TOWN.” Latest News from Korea. TURAKINA PICTURES - SATURDAY At 8 p.m. Esther William Jimmy Durante Peter Lawfora in Ihr> Tecimicolour musical adventure “ON AN ISLAND WITH YOU” also “CRIME DOES NOT PAY” Latest International News. ’BULLS THEATRE SHOWING SATURDAY 8 p.m. Lusty Drama of Courage, Laughter and Love. The Screen’s Supreme Adventure in Action. “ FORT APACHE ” Last Outpost of tite Indian Country starring John Wayne Henry Fonda Shirley Temple Please be seated early as this exciting film takes up almost the whole programme. (Approved for Universal Exhibiton.)

AT THE SHOW ! AT THE SHOW ! De Baker’s 20th Century Show present THE WONDER GLASSBLOWERS COMPLETE EXHIBITIONS OF ANCIENT AND MODERN GLASSBLOWING EACH HALF HOUR Spinning, Weaving and Blowing RedHot Glass into Articles of Enduring Beauty Before Your Eyes! Also Working Models made from “Pyrex” Glass, as well as a scale model of the proposed Auckland Harbour Bridge. Educational as well as Amusing and Entertaining. Showing Continuously.

Greyhound Stases Ltd. BOOK YOUR SEAT AT J. S. JOHNSTONE, Tobacconist, Ridgway Street. • Opposite the Post Office, for the OTAKI RACES OTAKI RACES TOMORROW, SAT., NOV. 11, 1950 , SEATS | - /(• RETURN, j SEATS | Y /() RETURN. Buses leave the Booking Office at 7.16 a.m. i Bookings may also be made for the Feilding Races the following week— I SAT., NOV. 18; Return Fare 10/-. Go in the Comfortable GREYHOUND FORDS. | Phono Your Reserves - DAY 2294. NIGHT 2963.

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