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Dominion, Volume 33, Issue 186, 3 May 1940, Page 3

3 — SESSIONS TODAY — 3 iK ) 2 p.m,, 5 p.m., Bp.m. p| ans O f D.I.C. or Theatre (45-100). Meiro . Goldwyn . Mayer s PeWEtt*!.©¥ IjjheCC an d B-A-B-Y (the kid in the J-cornered pants) in AMOTHER THIH MAH (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) EXCELLENT FIRST HALF: ''SEATTLE, GATEWAY TO NORTH-WEST" (Fitzpatrick Tcchm'colour Travelogue); "WHAT'S YOUR 1.Q.?” (Pete Smith Intelligence Test); SCENES OF AOTEAROA'S ARRIVAL AT SYDNEY, Comments by Captain Burgess. theatre] COURTENAY PLACE Dir.: G. L. Johnston. Tel. 51-842. MOTHERS — FATHERS — CHILDREN LOOK LOOK LOOK THIS AFTERNOON at 2 P.M. and EVERY Afternoon ot 2 P.M. 1. New Universal Pictures present Deanna Durbin's Protege GLORIA JEAN and the Katxenjammer Kids | IN ‘THE UNBER PUP* j 2. DONALD THE DUCK 5. 3 STOOGES “DONALD'S GOLF GAME" "FLATFOOT STOOGES" 3. PLUTO THE PUP 6. CHARLIE CHASE “PLUTO'S QUINTUPLETS" “RATTLING ROMEO" 4. MICKEY MOUSE 7. SNOW FOLLIES "SELF CONTROL" A MUSICAL REVUE ON ICE, (All Approved for Universal Exhibition.) There is No Better Programme for the Whole Family. GREAT DOUBLE PROGRAMME AT EVENING SESSION ONLY TONIGHT and NIGHTLY, 7.45. GLORIA JEAN The Surprise Picture of the Yean, | * ROBERT”CUMMINGS M 8 ® 0 R? * NAN GREY 1 WgZ * BEULAH BONDI * VIRGINIA WEIDLER B® 1 * MARGARET LINDSAY ® 1 1> * katzenjammer kids wr 1 si > *C. AUBREY SMITH * BILLY GILBERT i * ann gillis It * RAYMOND WALBURN M * PAUL CAVANAGH (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) | * SAMUEL S. HINDS PLUS FIRST WELLINGTON RELEASE JUNE LANG — DICK FORAN — HARRY CAREY MARY CARLISLE “INSIDE INFORMATION” Dactylography—Toxicology—more dreaded by criminals than guns or clubs. The full-of-oction story of a young criminologist who bares the activities of a band of jewel thieves through science. (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) PRICES: 2/3, 1/6, 1/-. No Extra to Reserve Seats. BOX PLAN NOW OPEN AT THEATRE AND D.I.C. | CLOSING TOMORROW! CLOSING TOMORROW! N.Z. CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION N.Z. CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION Everybody Is Coming Today And Tomorrow WHEREVER. YOU LIVE ... WHATEVER YOU DO ... YOU MUBT COME TO THE EXHIBITION TODAY AND TOMORROW I GRAND AND GLORIOUS CLIMAX Of Six Months Of Festivity And Pageantry. Thousands upon thousands will bo there in a gala mood. The fuii. will be fast. and furious — the excitement more intense — the thrills still & ieater and inoie spectacular, BIGGER! BRIGHTER! BETTER! FOR THE TIME OF YOUR LIFE. COME TO THE EXHIBITION HOURS: Courts, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Playland, 10 a.m. to midnight. COMING EVENTS. SATURDAY, 5.30 p.m. ... Maori Concert. SATURDAY Official Closing Ceremony. HURRY I ONLY r 24 HOURS TO GO ! HURRY ! SIGN THE CENTENNIAL ROLL PERPETUATE YOUR NAME IN THIS IMPORTANT HISTORICAL RECORD, TO BE PRESERVED IN THE DOMINION MUSEUM General Exhibits Court —Next MOA ROLL CLOSES TOMORROW, MAY 4 ~ SUBURBAN THEATRES Tel. 14-202 KILBIRNIE f"THE BEACHCOMBER" Centennial Exhibition cha -ma?sie' ToN ROBERT YOUNG and ANN SOTHERN ONLY 2 MORE DAYS OF TH IS T.l P i"THE COWBOY AND THE LADY" J® Off o GARY COOPER and MERLE OBERON. » z. s e '’"GOLDEN BOY" W ® BARBARA STANWYCK & ADOLPHE MENJOU. o £HKX32E^TIIORNDON S 8 t"BLACKWELL'S ISLAND" THE GREATEST SENSATION f"STRONGER THAN DESIRE" 1N ICE SKAUNG EVER VIRGIN.A BRUCE and WALTER PIDGEON. CONCEIVED! H |yA »TF7j|"i>'2B 111 Illi F ,..L L,.» ... K.NG ~ 63-933 Proscnt: t"TRADE WINDS" JOAN BENNETT and FREDERIC MARCH. ST. MORITZ 1PI? QUATFPQ ’'““".^“be-'eaS" 0 "’- IVC mAA 1 LAO SONNIE HALE and JENNY O'DEA. nF LUXE (Lr Huff) - Tel. 63-431 THE FEATURE SHOW OF DE LUXt yENGEANCE „ PLAYLAND! HOLT & ACE, THE WONDER DOG. Daily at 2, 2.30, 3, 3.30, 4, t"l STAND ACCUSED 4.30 and 5 p.m. ROBERT CUMMINGS. Nightly at 7.30, 8, 8.30, 9, R lpLk^y'n 8 ' 9.30, 10 and 10.30. *"FOUR GIRLS IN WHITE" WONDERS ON ICE PARIS " g»jiiMna3BFL.'..BFßN.a»i'M! .|i i w |A..w9a'F..iLW!ii.wEEM —Approved for Universal Exhibition. I jDenotcs—Recommended by Censor for Adults. (