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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 5, Issue 13, 6 February 1942, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS |kgatt "The Show Place of Whakatane" Screening Fri. Sat. and Mon. Special Children's Matinee Saturday Morning 10.30 a.m. Afternoon Matinee Sat. 1.30 p.m. United Artists Present "THE SON of MONTE CRISTO" "THE SON of MONTE CRISTO" "THE SON of MONTE CRISTO" "THE SON of MONTE CRISTO" LOUIS HAYWARD JOAN BENNETT . . . The Sword-Skilled son c 4 Monte Cristo, fighting and loving in the tradition of his valient, romantic name! Supporting Programme Regent News Service Speciial! Topical! Travelogue entitled "MALAYA" and British Ministry of Information short entitled "DAWN GUARD" Don't Mflss This Programme. (§r<mh Screening Fri. Sat. Men. at S p• m. Matinee Sat 1.30 p.m. THE ONK AND ONLY . . • CESAR ROMERO (Tall, Dark and Handsome) in "DANCE HALL" "DANCE HALL" "DANCE HALL" "DANCE HALL" A 2.oth Century-Fox Picture. In Addition A Thrill Packed Action Drama BILL ELLIOTT in . "ACROSS THE SIERRAS" "ACROSS THE SIERRAS' "ACROSS THE SIERRAS" "ACROSS THE SIERRAS" j See the Two-listed! Hard Riding! Two Gun! Law-Bringer in Action. | GRAND DANCE CALEDONIAN HALL FEBRUARY 6th Novelties Galore. Archie WardlaAv's Victory Boys' Band. Popular Prices. 9j PATRIOTIC DANCE OTAKIRI TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10 th Raffle and Prizes. Prices 2/- and 2/6. # CALEDONIAN OPEN NIGHT MODERN AND OLD-TIME DANCE Caledonian Hall, King Street FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13th Novelties and Surprises. Bright Music. Supper A.l. Admission 2 - and 2/(5. MUSIC NOTICE MISS L. I. HOBIN. A.T.C.L., L.T.C.L., L.R.S3I. Teacher oi Pianoforte and Theory will resume teaching on Monday, February 10. 1912. 117 WANTED KNOWN POPULAR SONGS. "Windmills Turn ing," "Last Time I Saw Paris," ""Bless Em All," "Creaking Old Mil! on the Creek," "It's a Lovely Day To-morrow" and hosts of others at Armslixng's for everything musical.