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Wanganui Chronicle, 21 November 1950, Page 2

AMUSEMENTS oj? o NOW SHOWING 2 p.m. 8 p.m. E^H SY ) SPECIAL! I < m wmcamated theatres m gjjQ |^ e |b ourn e Cup The Master Producer SAMUEL GOLDWYN Proudly Presents a Great New Dramatic Sensation with that Once in a While Universal Appeal "MV FOOLISH HEART” starring Susan Dana HAYWARD • ANDREWS Here is a Tense Drama of Human Emotion, etched in the Delightful Humour, the Touching Simplicity, the Vivid Reality that is Life Itself ! THE HARRY LIME THEME WAS SENSATIONAL AND TOP OF THE HIT PARADE "MY FOOLISH HEART" IS EVEN MORE POPULAR HEAR IT RIGHT THROUGH THE FILM I Recommended by Censor for Adults Definitely Unsuitable for Children.

R.S.A. LITTLE A THEATRE CLUB NIGHTS NOVEMBER 28lh & 29tk - in REPERTORY THEATRE "UNNATURAL SCENE" A One-Act Play by Kathleen Davey. PRODUCED BY EDITH GILBERD. "MIRTH AND MELODY" A Bright and Tuneful Revue. PRODUCED BY ROLAND YOUNG. PLANS OPEN TODAY (TUESDAY) AT D.I.C. Tickets 2/6 each, including Booking Fee.

TONIGHT TONIGHT AND ALL THIS WEEK REPERTORY THEATRE REPERTORY THEATRE REPERTORY THEATRE AT 8 P.M. “THE PARAGON” Produced by: OLIVE TARRANT RESERVES AT D.I.C. RESERVES AT D.I.C.

SUMMER TRAVEL OPPORTUNITY THROUGH THE HEART OF THE NORTH ISLAND Specia "Daylight Limited" express trains between Auckland and Wellington will run again this summer from 18th December to 3rd February. Leaving Auckland at 8.10 a.m. on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, and leaving Wellington at 7.E0 a.m. on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, the "Dayight Limiteds" offer a thrilling new opportunity to see ine scenic splendour and engineering wonders of the "Main Trunk." Travellers last summer praised the comfort and convenience of the new service. This year, the northbound train is re-timed to reach Auckland at 9.20 p.m., only I3| hours from Wellington best overland schedule yet. Details of stops, fares, etc., gladly given at any railway booking office. EARLY RESERVATION IS DESIRABLE

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