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Dominion, Volume 36, Issue 17, 15 October 1942, Page 2

Again wc Emphasize the Necessity to be Early, or Reserve, for tho Brilliant Entertainment Now Showing. TODAY and TONIGHT AT THE THE HOUSE OF ACTION! AMALGAMATED THEATRES, LTD., THROUGHOUT N.Z. 2 p. m .—TODAY —7.4S p.m. Twentieth Century-Fox Proudly Present IN TECHNICOLOUR, /rai shows! | Biron John Maureen Randolph f/// %PAYNE-O’HARA-SCOTT/ nlk •* 20th Century-Fox Am/ Fic,ur> See Today's Heroes of Wake Island and the Solomons in the Making. A Stirring Drama of Real Red-bloodod American Youth, whoso one ambition is to uphold the Traditions of the Stars and Stripes. —Plus— BRENDA BRUCE GEORGE JOYCE EDWARDS BARBIER In Twentieth Century-Fox's successful Comedy, “MARRY the BOSS’S DAUGHTER” The Hilarious Story of a Breezy Clerk with a Million Dollar Idea . . . and Twice That Much Nerve! The Idea ho Sold the Boss was Good, but the Idea ho Sold to the Boss's Daughter was TERRIFICI IT'S “TOPS" IN ENTERTAINMENT! POPULAR PRICES: !/-, 1/6, 2/3. No Booking Fee. (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.)

COMPLETE NEW SHOW TODAY! PARAMOUNT COURTENAY PLACE. Dir.: G. L. Johnston. Tel. 51-842. MATINEES DAILY—2 p.m. NIGHTLY —7.45 p.m. COMMENCING -TODAY—THURSDAY. TERRIFIC DOUBLE PROGRAMME! DOROTHY LAMOUR AND RAY MILLAND —With— AKIM TAMIROFF LYNNE OVERMAN MOLLY LAMONT MALA ‘JUNGLE PRINCESS’ YOU'LL THRILL TO THE SCREEN'S GREATEST SCENES OF JUNGLE TERROR AND PRIMITIVE ROMANCE. THE BATTLE OF THE APES Thousands of Screeching Baboons Pouring Down on Frantic and Helpless Humans. THE PANTHER WOMAN BEAUTIFUL! . . . EXOTIC! . . . UNTAMED! Men Stake Their Lives for Just One Look at this Strange Jungle Girl. THE JUNGLE STAMPEDE Plunging Behemoths Destroying a Malay Village, Trampling Villagers in a Thundering Mad Drive. "LINAU" THE TIGER AND "BOGO" THE CHIMPANZEE ' The Almost Human Friends of the Panther Woman give you some of the Screen's Greatest Thrill’s, and the Added Pleasure of a Million Laughs. —SECOND BIG FEATURE—CECIL B. DE MILLE'S MIGHTY SPECTACLE, GARY COOPER JEAN ARTHUR —With— JAMES ELLISON CHARLES BICKFORD HELEN BURGESS GEORGE (Windy) HAYES PORTER HALL —In—‘THE PLAINSMAN’ EPIC IN SWEEP . . . MIGHTY IN CONCEPTION! A Picture as Broad and Tremendous as the Men Whose Story it Tells . . . Men who Marched into Savage Land, with Tortured Death Lurking over Every Hill ... to Spread their Mission of Peace and Civilisation. Live Again the Fiery Days of Wild Bill Hickok and Calamity Jane . . . of Buffalo Bill, Hero of a Thousand Fights ... of the Dangerous Days with a Million Redskins on the Warpath. LUSTY . . . VIGOROUS . . . DANGEROUS DAYS, When they Traded a Blanket for Thousand-acre Ranch, and a Human Life for a Woman's Smile. A PICTURE TO MAKE YOU STAND UP AND CHEER. (Both Pictures Approved for Universal Exhibition.) CHILDREN ... PLEASE NOTE, There will be a MIGHTY WHOOPEE MATINEE for you on SATURDAY AFTERNOON at 1.45 p.m. Listen in to the Children's Session from 2ZB TONIGHT at 5 p.m., for Full Details. A bicycle tyre with a history has been salvaged from a tree in New Plymouth, where it has rested undisturbed for many years. It is now in the town’s waste rubber depot. It is solid rubber, not hollow like the modern pneumatic tyre. About 1890 the late Mr. Thomas Avery visited Australia -with a team of New Zealand bowlers, and when he returned he brought the first geared bicycle New Plymouth had. seen.