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Dominion, Volume 36, Issue 19, 17 October 1942, Page 3

TODAY AT 2 p.m., 8 p.m. “ONE OF OUR AIRCRAFT 15 MISSING” Stirring, Exciting Entertainment —With— HUGH WILLIAMS ERIC PORTMAN ROLAND CULVER :: GODFREY TEARLE A British Empire Film. —Also— KEW GARDENS IN SPRING A Film of Beauty in Technicolour. COLOUR CARTOON — PICTORIAL PATHE NEWS, includes Commndos Raid on Boulogne; Princess Elizabeth's Birthday; N.Z. Govt. Items— Winter Training in Snow; Girl Guides Presenting Cheoue to the GovernorGeneral. Early Booking Advised at D.I.C. or Theatre. TELEPHONE 56-230 ©sms House Dir.: J. C. Williamson Pict. Corp., Ltd. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) CHILDREN!!! THIS IS FOR YOU! MONSTER MATINEE TODAY, 1,45 p.m. 1— "JOE SMITH, AMERICAN" 2— “GIRL FROM ALASKA" 3— OUR GANG—Our Gang Follies 4— Colour Cartoon—Little Buck Cheescr , 5— BUSTER KEATON "HIS EX. MARKS THE SPOT" 6— "DON WINSLOW OF THE NAVY" Final Chapter —"THE SCORPION STRANGLED"— DE 9.UXE COURTENAY PLACE. Dir.: N.Z. Theatres, Ltd. TEL. 53-080 TEL. 53-080 FIRST SHOWING IN NEW ZEALAND. A Metro-Goldwyn-Maycr Special. the startling story OF THE MAN WHO KEEPS 'EM IN THE AIR! k •-<. "Li A PrB&L / nniY story or \ g.v" / WnRTIMt ON THt I HOME TBONT ... I AND A MAN WHO \ riCHTS HIS M" \ SATTI i: IN / XV<* \o V t R A L L Sl/ (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) HE'S THE MAN BEHIND THE MAN BEHIND THE GUN! SECOND BIG FEATURE: FIRST SHOWING IN NEW ZEALAND: RAY MIDDLETON :: JEAN PARKER ROBERT H. BARRAT JEROME COWAN :: RAY MALA —In—“GIRL FROM ALASKA” BRAVE ADVENTURE. Fate Brought them Together . . . Gold Threatened Their Love . . . Together They Fought their way to Safety Through the Vasiness of the Alaskan Snows. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) —PIus—"THE SCORPION STRANGLED" Final Chapter in the Exciting Naval Serial, "DON WINSLOW OF THE NAVY" BUSTER KEATON COMEDY RIOT, "HIS EX. MARKS THE SPOT" BOOK EARLY FOR TONIGHT at Theatre. 1/-, 1/6, or 2/3 BAZAAK. St. Barnabas’ Hall, I’oseneatli, TODAY (SATUKDAY), OCTOBEIi 17. AFTEIINOOX and EVENING. Doors Open 2.15 p.m. and 7 p.m. Stalls’: Work, Produce, Cakes, Sweets, h'lowers, Novelties. No Coupons Required. Refreshments. EVENING: Entertainment. Admission Free. ALL INVITED.