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Press, Volume LXXXII, Issue 24902, 15 June 1946, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. 2 PM - DAILY 8 p. M . THE YEAR'S MOST JOYFUL PICTURE! Warner Bros. Sparkling Comedy Romance “JANIE” “JANIE” “JANIE” “JANIE” Starring ROBERT HUTTON JOYCE REYNOLDS With ALAN R HALF N ° LD nnu^ ANN HARDING HALE ROBERT BENCHLEY I s Jan ie? She’s that lovable kid a 'i ho l e , romantia affairs upset Uhi- elehbour^ood faster than a tornado' a h k'd who l?i Ster U m < sister — tha t brat of ' * I s ’ lau Shs and loves in those dizzy days of adolescent youth! SPECIAL! SPECIAL! j “The Devil Boats” ° r ‘ e r K lost apyctacular dims of the y thrtli? 3ub !I ‘ll colou j~ afteen minutes oi tnriils with the patrol torpedo boats! A Thriller if ever there was one! PLANS TO-DAY AT THEATRE (Programme Approved for Universal Exhibition.)

.Warm and Cosy ST. ALBANS CENTURY L 45 RM™™ 215 YJS P.M. A Love Story every woman would die a mr thousand deaths to live. FILMED FROM CHARLOTTE BRONTE’S DARING NOVEL 20th Century Fox Present l ? THE SCREEN’S GREATEST EMOTIONAL STARS ORSON WELLES as “Edward Rochester” And JOAN FONTAINE as "Jane” in .1 “JANE EYRE” - i,. >i I “JANE EYRE” Hl, 11 “JANE EYRE” !|i* With Margaret O’Brien BEGG X, ANN GARNER JOHN SUTTON AND FIRE OF TWO IN the MOST EMOTION TOSSED LOVE STORY EVER TOLD (Recommended by Censor - for Adults.) EXCELLENT FEATURETTES Plan at Theatre from 10.30 a.m. No Telephone Reserves held after 7.40 p.m.

REX THEATRE I RICCARTON TO-NIGHT, MONDAY, TUESDAY, 7.30 MATINEE TO-DAY, 1.30 ANN DENNIS MORGAN JACK CARSON IRENE MANNING in ‘‘SHINE ON HARVEST MOON*’ “SHINE ON HARVEST MOON” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) And Dr. Paul L. Hoeffler presents “Leopard Men of Africa” (Recommended by Censor* for Adults.) RIALTO—KAIAPOI SCREENING NIGHTLY 'Phone 144 M, Kaiapoi TO-DAY AT 2 P.M. AND 7.45 P.M. AND MONDAY AT 7.45 P.M. ERROL FLYNN ALEXIS SMITH In “GENTLEMAN JIM” A picture full of Thrills, Laughter, Romance - and Drama (For Universal Exhibition.)

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