1111111111111111111111111111111111 l CUT OUT AND PASTE ON YOUR OLD CALENDAR PICTURES BEING SCREENED FOR THE MONTH OF MARCH <t> . REGENT THEATRE Your Nearest City Show WED 3rd. THURS 4th. THURS 18th. FRI 19th 1 "TUGBOAT ANNIE SAILS AGAIN" MARJORIE RAMBEAU, ALAN HALE, JANE, WYMAN, RONALD REAGAN Stand near the lalT-boats 'cause Annie's going to wreck all past records for merriment and mirth* SAT 20th. MON 22nd MADELEINE CARROLL, STIRLING lIAYDEN "BAHAMA PASSAGE" (In Technicolour) Tossed by the tides of love. Lost in the Graden of Eden in the Bahamas a million miles from Civilisation. A real South Seas Romance. TUES 23rd. WED 24th* The untold story of the unseen heroes who brave blitz and blackout to report history's mightiest drama! Sensational.; Uncensored! It's a man's most stirring adventure "CONFIRM OR DENY" DON AMEGHE JOAN BENNETT RODDY McDOWALL THURS 25th, FRI 26th Together for the first time GEORGE RAFT tough again PAT O'BRIEN rough again "BROADWAY" Suspense . . . Melodrama . . . Action . . .< Love and above all the exciting glamour of the world's gayf ; ' est background. SAT 27th. MON 29th. JAMISs CAGNEY, DENNIS MORGAN BRENDA MARSHALL "CAPTAINS of the CLOUDS" See our N.Z. Boys in Canada, with the Empire Training Scheme., You'll Thrill with Pride. ENTIRELY IN COLOUR. SEE the Royal, Canadian Air Force wing into action. TUES 30th. WED 31st A Regiment, of Roars—A Corps of Comics—A Battalion of Beauties; "YOU'RE IN THE ARMY NOW" JIMMY DURANTE; PHIL SILVERS, JANE WYMAN Chins up . . . Heads up „ . . Come and ROAR. 'HEATRE FRI 19th. SAT 20th. Studded with songs . . . Packed with Action! Tingling with gaiety and Gunfire . . Fightin' and Fun. "GO WEST YOUNG LADY" CHARLIE RUGGLES, ALLEN JENKINS also 'TOP SERGEANT" LEO CARRILLO ANDY DEiVINE A Killer hides out in Uncle Sam's Army until a fighting Top Sergeant smells a rat in khaki. FRI 26th. SAT 27th. "THE BLONDE FROM SINGAPORE" LEIF ERIKSON, FLORENCE RICE Out. of the shadows of an intrigueladen night . . . the strange adventure of an R.A.F. daredevil and a Singapore siren! "OUT OF THE FOG* DA LUPIiNO JOHN GARFIELD The outcast lovers of "The Sea Wolf" in their biggest hit by far.
"MANPOWER" EDWARD G. ROBINSON, MARLEN] DIETRICH, GEORGE RAFT Filmdoms most dynamic threesom fuse all their force to tell this might; story. DIETRICH loves RAFT, bu she married ROBINSON —and tha means fireworks. FRI sth. SAT 6th. MON Bth NELSON EDDY RISE STEVEN! "THE CHOCOLATE SOLDIER' NELSON EDDY invites you to mee a Dazzling new Queen of song! Love l.y to look at! Glorious to hear Meet RISE STEVENS. It's a Musical Comedy with the funny side up.' . TUES 9th. WED 10th "DANGEROUS MOONLIGHT" SALLY GRAY, DERRICK DE MARNEY, CLINTON WALLBROOI The superb emotional saga of ; great. Polish pianist who sacrifice career and happiness to play hi part in the; Historical "Battle o Britain" . . . Thrilling aviation se quences, great romantic interest an< subtle humour. THURS 11th. FRI 12th A Warner Bros. Picture "BAD MEN OF MISSOURI" DENNIS MORGAN, JANE WYMAN WAYNE MORRIS, ARTHUR KENNEDY The Roaring Epic of . the Outlaw Heroes who made Missouri great, ROBIN HOODS OF THE WEST. SAT 13thL MON 15th "MARY NAMES THE DAY" A new Dr Kildare picture. LEW AYRES, LIONEL BARRY MORE, LARRAIIsE DAY,. RED SKELTON The most Entertaining Picture in this series. TUES 16th. WED 17th M.G.M., Presents "Joe Smith AMERICAN" ROBERT YOUNG, MARSHA HUNI Here is the first Fairy Story of Wartime on the; Home Front . . . and a man who fights his battle in overalls. As real and as timely as; today's headlines ... a dramatic tribute to every defence worker. GRAND ' FRI sth. SAT 6th ARLINE JUDGE, JOHN KIJNG, MONTANA MORELAND "LAW OF THE JUNGLE" Thrill after Thrill in a nerve-ting-ling flight from ruthless Nazi agents WILLIAM GARGAN, MARGARET LINDSAY "CLOSE CALL FOR ELLERY QUEEN" Another rib-tickling comedy—dective drama. FRI 12th. SAT 13th Every lip sealed with Silence "MISSISSIPPI GAMBLER" KENT TAYLOR, FRANCES LANGFORD Combining music with mystery action-drama GEORGE SANDERS "A DATE with the FALCON" WENDY BARRY, ALLEN JENKINS The FALCON strikes at the underground with deadly effect.
Illilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllilllllllli PUBLIC NOTICES MAIL NOTICES OUTWARD: Mails close for Kopeopeo, Edgecumbe, Otakki, Mat at a, le Tauranga, Thames, Morrinsville, Frankton Junction, Auckland Poroporo, Awaken, Thornton Tt Teko, Rural Delivery, Ohope 7 a.m. 12 Noon Rotorua, Frankton Junction, Auckland, 5.15 p.m. Taneatua, Waimana, Opotiki, Gisborne. INWARD: Mails arrive from Oliope Waimana, Opotiki, Qis. borne daily at 9.30 a.m. Frankton Junction, Auckland Mon--1 -j r -1 •"0 n. ir\., Tuesday to Saturday 11.30 a.m. Uotcnia daily 4 p.u. Kopeopeo, Poroporo, Thornton Wakeri, Te Teko, Edgecumbe, Ota. sii'i, Matata, Te Puke, Tauranga Thames, Mox Frankton Junr ion, Auckland, Wellington daih p.in.
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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 6, Issue 52, 2 March 1943, Page 8
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