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Stlaßts sir Benjamin Fuller 2 nd WEEK And Still the' Crowds are Coming—lt's the best of all the Abbott and Costello Comediesl Daily, 2 and 8 p.m. ' Plans at D.I.C. or Theatre, 54-775 : 1 -M 111 — A Universal Comedy — (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Big Supporting Programme Includes MARCH OF TIME PRESENTING—- " AMERICA'S NEW ARMY '' "Superman" Cartoon : Overseas News, Etc., Etc., Etc. Opera House Dir.: J. C. Williamson Pict. Corp. Ltd. Plans at D.I.C. & Theatre (56-2301. 2 P.M. AND 8 P.M. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER Presents BOOK I—ROGERS' RANGERS ‘NORTHWEST PASSAGE’ IN TECHNICOLOUR. —Starring— SPENCER TRACY —With— ROBT. YOUNG WALTER BRENNAN RUTH HUSSEY NAT PENDLETON From the Savage Pages of Frontier history. . . . Filmed on spectacular scale at a cost of millions. . . • All in magnificent Technicolour against the majestic background of the North-west's virgin wilderness! Cast of thousands working for two tireless years . . . risking their lives daily to give the picture all the turbulent sweep and surge of the book ten million read in spellbound amazement! THE GREATEST OUTDOOR ACTION PICTURE EVER FILMED. Specially Selected Supports. (Rec. by Censor for Adults I RUGBY CHALLENGE! RUGBY CHALLENGE! ONE OF THE SEASON’S BIG THRILLS. TEST FOR UNBEATEN CHAMPIONS. —CAN HUTT BEAT PETONE? CAN PETONE WIN THE DOUBLE? Dou’t Miss this Stirring Football Event at ATHLETIC PARK ATHLETIC PARK TODAY, 3 p.m. PETONE V. HUTT 1’ ETONE V. H UTT PETONE v. ill. 11 PETONE V. Ill'll PETONE v. HUTT PETONE v. 111 ... PETONE v. 111.11 VETO MS v. Hull PETONE v. 11 UTT Cbanipivns. Challengers. NATIONAL MUTUAL Y’UP CONTEST. Undefeated throughout the Championship Series, Petono now lace lhe Iluiiiiers-up. Hutt, wliose right, to Challenge wa« gained bv a convincing performance. It. should be a GREAT MATCH—BRIMFUL OF ACTION. Be Early!—Fifth Grade Match at 1.30 p.m.—Poneke v. Hutt. ADMISSION 1/-, Stand «d. extra. AUCK LA ND- \V E LLINGTON MATCH. NOTE.—The Plan for the Booking of Seals for the Auckland-Wellington imiten on September 5 will bo open at the Rugby Union Oilice, 1 Willis Street, from SeptemA. E. NEILSON, Sec., W.It.F.U.

WELLINGTON WELLINGTON SHAKESPEARE SOCIETY. SHAKESPEARE SOCIETY. I.ENANDEIt TURNBULL LIBRARY. BOWEN STKEET. I’IIURSDAY NEXT. SEPTEMBER 3, At 7.15 Sharp. 'hairnnin: E. C. FELTHAM. ESt)., I!.A. t’lie programme will Include a Talk by A. B. COCHRAN. ESQ.. M.A. (N.Z.-Oxon.) Selections from "HENRY V.” "AS YOU LIKE IT.” “ROMEO * JULIET." mill “TWELFTH NIGHT.” The Forest Scene from "AS lOC 1,1 KE IT” will be given by Mrs. F. C. Burgess (ROSAI.INDI. mid Mr. Byron-Brown (ORLANDO!. S. I’. MeI.EAN. Hun. Secretary mid Treasurer 270 Ilinlnul SI.. S.l. Tel. 25-114.