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Dominion, Volume 33, Issue 183, 30 April 1940, Page 3

z.. s ™ st. JAMES j. Dir.: Sir Benjamin Fuller. At every session huge audiences sit through this picture, tense with excitement! Ycst When { Cagney's smashing fists meet Raft's blazing guns 4 V° u REAL thrills! 1 JAMES CAGNEY F.-r— GEORGE RAFT in -y x •J z v?S A Warner Bros. \ picture. -* Recommended -Jk ' by Censor for jHKSSWWKSMraIWIMiIM

__ | -I CIRCLE: W 8 *E TcL 53 ' 080 2/3, 2/10. I g EMM SnrlLi DIRECTION: NEW ZEALAND THEATRES, LIMITED. Still Going Great Guns — Paramount's Sophisticated Comedy Special That Has All Wellington Laughing. “THIS MAN IN PARIS” BARRY K. BARNES VALERIE HOBSON — ALASTAIR SIM ALSO: J. Edgar Hoover's Dramatic and Timely Exposure: "PAROLE FIXER" (Recommended by Censor for Adults.)

PUTTING DEMOCRACY TO WORK Arp y <YST I 1110 eonlluonsense iiuswer t 0 your P ulit - ical > economic and x A ’ social problems. THE PEOPLES’ MOVEMENT . . reminds its Members, Supporters, and Ticket Holders of tlie meeting in the TOWN HALL, WELLINGTON, TO-NIGHT. TUESDAY, 30th, AT 8 P.M. OEiNTIUL HEATING IN THE HALL—AMPLIFIERS FOR THE SPEAKERS. THE ORGANISATION WITHOUT AN “ISM.” H. E. NAPIER, Secretary, Rooms 521/522 D.I.C. Bldgs.

A WONDERFUL SUCCESS! Saturday Night’s Performance Acclaimed by an Enthusiastic Audience. GRAND CELEBRITY CONCERT TOMORROW (WEDNESDAY), AT 8 P.M. TOWN HALL AN ENTIRELY DIFFERENT PROGRAMME ANDERSEN TYRER (Conductor) ISOBEL BAILLIE (Soprano) GLADYS RIPLEY (Contralto) HEDDLE NASH (Tenor) OSCAR NATZKE (Bass) And CENTENNIAL FESTIVAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. PRICES 10/6 (Limited), 7/6, 5/-, 2/6. Box Plans At D.I.C.

EXHIBITION CABARET EXHIBITION CLOSING WEEK. TONIGHT TONIGHT. 9 p.m.-l a.m. Suhs. 2/6 Single. Dress Optional. WEDNESDAY WEDNESDAY. A BALL Under the patronage of the Chainnau and Directors of the Exhibition Company will be held from 9 p.m.-2 a.m. Subs.. 7/6 Single. Tickets obtainable from the D.I.C. or Cabaret Office. Telephone Reserves, 18-526. THURSDAY. 9 p.m.-l. a.m. Subs.. 2/6 Single. FRIDAY, SPECIAL GALA NIGHT. 9 p.m.-1 a.m. Subs.. 3/6 Single. SATURDAY. exhibition CLOSING NIGH ISubs,. 5/- Single. RODNEY A. PANKHIJRST. Manager.

MEET! NGS. (Returned TIN HAT CLUB. ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING, CILUB ROOMS, 12 Victoria Street, N> TONIGHT (TUESDAY). 8 p.m. BUSINESS; Annnnl Report and Balance-sheet. Election of Officers, etc. A. LABASTER. Hon, Secretary. _ FRIENDS AND SUPPORTERS OF MR. J. A. LEE, M.P., And THE HON. W. BARNARD. M.P., Are invited to attend a meeting iu the CONCERT CHAMBER. TOWN HALL, Concert chamber, tom n hall, TOMORROW, WEDNESDAY, at 8 P.m. Object: 'To form a Wellington Branch of the Democratic Labour Party. PROFESSIONAL NOTICES FAILS. HAYWOOD & ANDERSEN. DENTAL SURGEONS,Wisli lo notify that the practice is carried on in the M.L.C. Building, Lambtou Quay. Under the name of DR. A. B. ANDERSEN. PATENTS pATENTS. Obtained in a*l Uuuuiries. BALDWIN, SON AND CAREY Registered Patent Attorneys WELLINGTON. MR CHAS. G. MUNRO, Architect. Academy Buildings, 2 Church Street. MASTERTON. Local Agent. A sentence of 1-1 days’ imprisonment with hard labour was imposition Cyril Leo Travimr. seaman, aged 2t. tor assaulting'Ethel Ada Traynor when Im tired before Mr. Stout. S.M.. tn the Magistrates’ Court. Wellington, jestcr•Jay? Suli-lnspector E. T. C. Turner prosecuted.