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Wanganui Chronicle, 21 December 1950, Page 2

A Picture that Touches New Heights of Emotion! A powerful, gripping drama frankly told and enacted by a brilliant cast. Direction: Kerridge Odeon. CIVIC THEATRE, Marton* 7.45 FINALLY TONIGHT 7.45 A story every woman will understand ... a doctor who chose between a career and a girl who defied convention. THE YEAR’S SURPRISE DRAMA. “DOCTOR AND THE GIRL” A Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Picture. Starring Glenn FORD - Charles COBURN Janet LEIGH - Gloria de HAVEN (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) EXCELLENT SUPPORTS: Cinesound - Pete Smith Specialty Fitzpatrick Travel - Tom and Jerry Cartoon. Reserves at Theatre, or phone 2353.

MAJESTIC TAIHAPE Direction: Kerridge Odeon. TODAY (THURS.) - 1.45 and 8 pan. FRIDAY - At 5 p.m. and 8 p.m. MULE-TUALLY Speaking, FRANCIS, the Army Mule, can talk. Only in Hollywood could a mule win a beauty contest, get glamour treatment and become a star! Universal-Interna-tional introduces a new star to the silver screen. “FRANCIS” The Army Talking Mule. It’s the Funniest Film Surprise in years. Also Starring Donald O’Connor - Zasu Pitts Patricia Medina - Ray Collins "Francis" is the hilarious tale of a Talking Army Mule who teamed up with a young lieutenant, to lick the enemy, drive three generals nuts, and darn near wreck an army. It’s funnier than “Egg and I,” and merrier than “Buck Privates.” And for extra measure we give you: Woodpecker Colour Cartoon, Paramount News, Jock Fina and his Orchestra, “Breaking the Tape." I Approved 'or Unlver.al Exhibition.) Coming SATURDAY: The story of the world’s greatest entertainer: ‘JOLSON SINGS AGAIN’

THE MANAGEMENT and STAFF of the MAJESTIC and REGENT THEATRES, TAIHAPE and the “NIBBLE-NOOK” extend the COMPLIMENTS OF THE SEASON To All Our Patrons

ST. JAMES’ THEATRE HUNTER VILLE. TONIGHT (THURSDAY), DEC. 21. TOMORROW (FRIDAY) EEC. 22. (Recommended by Censor for Adults) I WAS A MALE WAR BRIDE Starring Cary Grant and Anne Sheridan. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 23. ADVENTURES OF DON JUAN (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Featuring Errol Flynn, Viveca L’nfors, and a cast, of thousands. In Technicolour. Also: "Holiday for Shoe Strings,” a Technicolour Cartoon.

BULLS THEATRE Showing FRIDAY - At 8 p.m.: Gene Autry, world’s greatest Cowboy, and Champion, world’s wonder horse, In— “RIM OF THE CANYON.” Wilfi Nan Leslie and Clem Bevans Thrills and excitement as Gene and Champ'on smash a gang of desperadoes. Excellent supporting programme. (Approved tor Universal Exhibition.)

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