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

AMALGAMATED THEATRES, LTD., THROUGHOUT N.Z. THE HOUSE OF "ACTION." TODAY! TODAY! At 2 p.m. And 7.45 p.m. INDIANS RIDE AGAIN! Pulse-quickening Adventure Drama, Teeming with Sensational Thrills! ‘VALLEY of the SUN’ LUCILLE JAMES BALL ond CRAIG DEAN SIR CEDRIC JAGGER HARDWICKE head the cast in this romantic actioncomedy. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) 2nd BIG FEATURENOW IT'S YOUR TURN TO LAUGH AT GUESTS WHO ARE PESTS. Hot off the comedy griddle comes this sparkling, sizzling, crackling picture, an infinitely human tale packed with endless laughter, and an undertone that wilt ring the bell in everyone’s heart! ‘Week-End for Three’ Dennis O'Keefe : Jane Wyatt Phil Reed : Ed. Everett Horton Zasu Pitts : Franklin Pangborn (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Book at D.I.C. or Theatre, 51-595

PARAMOUNT COURTENAY PLACE. Dir.: G. L. Johnston. Tei> 51-842. 2 p.m. —NOW SHOWING — 7.45. TWICE DAILY MAGNIFICENT DOUBLE PROGRAMME THE WORLD'S GREATEST SPY STORY VIVIEN LEIGH THE MADONNA-LIKE GIRL WHO SENDS A THOUSAND MEN TO THEIR DEATH. Her Story is DYNAMITE. When the world's most dangerous woman meets the world's most dangerous man . . . The fate of nations depend on their intrigues . . . First sworn enemies ,-. . . then sworn lovers . . . then? ALEXANDER KORDA'S MIGHTY MOTION PICTURE TROUMPH DARK JOURNEY —With— CONRAD VEIDT Anthony Busheil :: Ursula Jeans and a Huge Cast. NOW IT CAN BE TOLD .... The thrilling story of Britain's battle, against the U-BOAT Menace and World War spies . . . desperate weapons planning destruction from a istance . . . the daring exploits of British Q SHIPS wi(l make you GASP. —And— On the Some Programme, THE INCOMPARABLE ELIZABETH BERGNER —ln— ALEXANDER KORDA'S MATCHLESS PRODUCTION OF ‘CATHERINE THE GREAT’ —With—- ' DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS Jun. FLORA ROBSON SIR GERALD DU MAURIER IRENE VANBRUGH JOAN GARDNER GRIFFITH JONES A THRILLING DRAMA OF RUSSIA, with on Empress and an Emperor for pawns, in the Rod Days of Imperial Russia, in the days of the Great Catherine . . . reeking with revolution . . . redolent of revolt . . . and how "Little Catherine," an insignificant Princess, brought peace to the peasants and the Banner of Love over all her people. (Both Recommended ay Censor for Adults.) PATRONS PLEASE NOTE: "CATHERINE THE GREAT" screens first, followed by "DARK JOURNEY." NO INCREASE IN PRICES, 1/-, 1/6, 2/3. PLANS AT THEATRE AND D.I.C. NO EXTRA TO BOOK YOUR SEATS.