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Dominion, Volume 35, Issue 290, 5 September 1942, Page 3

MAJESTIC Where Comfort ond Pleasure 90 Hand-in-Hand. Dir.: Fullers Theatres Corp. 2 p.m. 8 p.m. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer’s CAPTIVATING MUSICAL COMEDY 111 “THE CHOCOLATE SOLDIER” (Rec. by Censor for Adults.) NELSON EDDY —And— RISE STEVENS FEATURETTES INCLUDE: t Strange Treatment la Passing Parade). Diary of a Polish Pilot (Ministry of Information Short). N.Z. Govt. Unit: "From Radio kto Grenades.” Plans at D.I.C. & Tueafre, 45-100.

Children!!! THIS IS FOR YOU—TODAY is Donald Duck's Doughnut Day at the DE LUXE COMMENCING SHARP AT 1.45 P.M. Every child is to receive a huge Donald Duck Doughnut, and the Programme has been especially selected, and includes: ’"CHAMPION CHUMPS" The screaming full-length comedy riot, with Joe E. Brown and Martha Raye. 2. The Screen's Greatest Jungle Thriller, "B-O-O-L-O-O" The story of the only man ever to face the White Tiger, fiercest of jungle beasts. Filmed in the Malay Jungle. 3. DONALD DUCK, "DONALD'S VACATION” 4. MICKEY MOUSE "THE RIVETER" 5. PLUTO THE PUP, "PANTRY PIRATES" 6. POPEYE THE SAILOR 7. COWBOY SHORTY, with the - Little Chimp. 8. "MENACED BY MAN EATERS" Chapter 6, "Don Winslow of the Navy." DE LUXE COURTENAY PLACE. Ring 53-080. Direction: N.Z. Theatres, Ltd. Tel. 53-080. TONIGHT, 7.45 p.m. MONDAY, at 2 p.m. and 7.45 FIRST SHOWING IN NEW ZEALAND MACDONALD CAREY JEAN PHILLIPS With J. Carroll Naish :: Richard Lane Edward Cianelli. ‘Doctor Broadway’ —And— » FIRST SHOWING IN NEW ZEALAND. DENNIS O'KEEFE—RUTH TERRY GLORIA DICKSON “Affairs of Jimmy Valentine” (Both Recommended by Censor for Adults.) —Plus—"Menaced by Maneaters" Chapter Six of “DON WINSLOW OF THE NAVY" —And— LATEST WAR NEWS

SOCCER. SOCCER. BASIN RESERVE, 2.45 P.M. MOERA STOP OUT V. COMRADES. AIR FORCE (WELLINGTON) v. AIR FORCE (SOUTH ISLAND) CURTAIN-RAISER. 1.15. SECONDARY SCHOOL REPS. WELLINGTON V. HUTT VALLEY ADMISSION 1/-. W. J. ARCUS. ■Sec. W.F.A.

RUG B Y —B I G RUG B Y EXCEPTIONAL ATTRACTIONS One of the most colourful ami eventful occasions at Rugby headquarters is anticipated bv the elwlwrate programme of events set down tor this at'leruooii. Auckland's visit is in itself an outstanding attraction, but there will also be a Special North Island Final, with ceremony aud music by a noted Band as an added feature. Be at ATHLETIC PARK, TODAY FOR RUGBY’S BIGGEST DAY OF THE YEAR ' Thrilling Interprovincial Contest AUCKLAND versus WELLINGTON AT 3 P.M, Preceded by North Island Finalists in Special Competition OHAKEA versus RONGOTAI AT 1.30 P.M. Also in attendance BAND OF ROYAL NEW ZEALAND AIR FORCE. An afternoon to be enjoyed by thousands. ADMISSION V-, STAND 1/- EXTRA. RESERVES (2/6) AT RUGBY AD.ui»»iux> / , ION OFP ICE, 4 WILLIS STREET. A. E. NEILSON, See., W.R.F.U. STRATFORD A. & P. ASSOCIATION (Incorporated). ANNUAL PATRIOTIC SPRING SHOW FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27 & 28. WE ADVISE ALL EXHIBITORS that our annual extensive and lucrative Show Schedule is now in the hands of the printers and will be posted in the course of a few days. Classes for Horses, Cattle, Pigs, Sheep, Trotting, Sheep Dog Trials, Home Industries, Cooking and Needlework. Cow Judging Art, Photography and School Work. W. F. ROSS, Secretary.