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Dominion, Volume 35, Issue 284, 29 August 1942, Page 3

SUNDAY At the Request of end by Permission of the Civic Authorities. THE MAjESTiC THEATRE WILL OPEN AT 2 p.m. & 8.15 p.m. For the Entertainment of Members of the Forces of all Allied Nations and Merchant Navy, each of whom may bring two civilian friends. Normal prices will be charged - PICTURE PROGRAMME AS ADVERTISED BELOW! MAJESTIC THE ARISTOCRAT OF THEATRES. Dir.: Fuller Theatre Corp. -TODAY2 p.m. -8 p.m. Again That Golden Voice Rings Out. Nelson EBBY And the Newest Thrill of the Screen! The Gorgeous Star of the Metropolitan Opera. Rise STEVENS Gloriously Blending Their Voices in DON'T WAIT—BOOK NOW! Plans at D.I.C. Cf Theatre, 45-100. . (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Children!!! THIS IS FOR YOU! TODAY, AND DAILY, 2p.m7 SPECIAL SCHOOL HOLIDAY ATTRACTION! THE BEST PROGRAMME IN TOWN! In Addition to "BORN TO SING" at these Special Matinees only— Metro-Goldwyn-Maycr's Super Special Children's Show, "GENERAL SPANKY" The First and Only Full-length Picture Starring the OUR GANG KIDS 80 Minutes of Thrills, Laughs and Adventure! < —With—"ALFALFA" SPANKY McFARLAND And the Rest of the Gang. PERFORMED BY KIDS FOR THE KIDS! Surely the Ideal Holiday Show! BE URE COURTENAY PLACE. Dir.: N.Z. Theatres, Ltd. Tel. 53-080. TONIGHT, 7.45 p.m. First Showing in New Zealand: | Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's MIGHTY SUCCESSOR TO "BABES ON BROADWAY." A NEW MUSICAL THAT’S DIFFERENT! Tons ol talent in a Wfe. whirlwind fun and music by xj‘>' "Babes On Broadway's" producers! Vir S* nia Weidlei R a y McDonald LeoGorcey “Rags” Ragland 'life- \ Douglas McPhail Sheldon LEONARD v ’ ,!arf l O’HEILL OSS® 1 '"! ml ' rfF — for Universal % Exhibition.) ADDED ATTRACTION: EVENING SESSIONS ONLY. FIRST N.Z. SCREENING—"GENTLEMAN FROM DIXIE" —Starring— JACK LA RUE : MARIAN MARSH Dixie—Exciting Background for the Colourful Story of a Gentleman with a Shady Past . . . who Vowed to Square Accounts with the Man who had framed him, and the Woman who "didn't want him around"! I Approved lor Universal Exhibition.)