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Dominion, Volume 37, Issue 188, 8 May 1944, Page 2

—__ —iMiiiHnsa KtWC 2 p.m.—Din: Fullers Theatre Corp.—B p.m. Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre <45-100) ★ A WELCOME CHANGE LAUGHTER ALL THE WAY WITH VIRGINIA WEIDLER ED. ARNOLD JOHN CARROLL JEAN PORTER GREER GARSON WALTER PIDGEON LANA TURNER ROBT. TAYLOR WM. POWELL ACE OF COMEDIES Mctra-Goldwyn-Mayer’s Hilarious Production, ‘THE YOUNGEST PROFESSION’ Featurettes Include: Vivid Pictures Filmed under Heavy Fire by Your Own N.Z. Camera Man, for you. New Zealanders, Americans, Fijians, ' Storm Japanese Strong Posts on Bougainville Island. "Unexpected Riches (Our Gang); "Seeing Hands" (Pete Smith); "Autobiography of a Jeep (Special). (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) > Dir.: N.Z. Theatres, Ltd. FINALLY TONIGHT ANTON WALBROOK, SALLY GRAY, in "DANGEROUS MOONLIGHT" Featuring "WARSAW CONCERTO" (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Also JUDY GARLAND, JAMES STEWART, in "ZIEGFELD GIRL" (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) COMMENCING TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, DAILY 1.30 p.m.—NIGHTLY 7.30 p.m. For the Young In Heart of Every Age, "PINOCCHIO" Waif Disney's Wondrous Entertainment. Also—The Season's Loudest Laugh Explosion. The Daffies of Defence, LAUREL AND HARDY, in "AIR RAID WARDENS" (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) THE GREATEST HOLIDAY TREAT FOR THE CHILDREN.

MUNICIPAL & LOCAL BODY ELECTIONS ENTHUSIASTIC APPROVAL OF CITIZENS’ CANDIDATES’ POLICY intrusion- or interference in municipal AND LOCAL BODY AFFAIRS. HEAR THE CITIZENS’ CANDIDATES TONIGHT AT 8 P.M. Hospital Board), R. H. Parton, V. M. Simpson (Hospital Board), M. S. Galloway HEAR THESE CITIZENS’ CANDIDATES TONIGHT AT 8 P.M. VOTE THE ENTIRE CITIZENS’ TICKET! TOMORROW’S MEETINGS;—St. John’s Ambulance nail, Vivian St. St. Cuthbert’s Hall, Berhampore; Hataitat, Realm Hall.

MUNICIPAL ELECTORS OF WELLINGTON supply. Take a look at your own suburb after years of Tory nlu . n after repeated election promises. Have ttey given you a satlrfactorytransnnrt Have thev built even one house during all their years tn fire? Did'you have plenty of water for your garden In the gummer after "digging for Victory” Are there any slums In Wellington. GO TO THE BALLOT BOX ON TIIE 27th T VOTE OUT THE TORIES—GO TO LABO UR GET ON WITH THE JOB. HEAR LABOUR’S CANDIDATES TONIGHT MEETINGS COMMENCE AT 8 O’CLOCK. MOLESWORTH STREET METHODIST SCHOOLROOMJames Roberts (for Mayor), Mrs. L. A Allen and Messrs. C. H. Chapman, E. A. Napier, and R. H. Stillwell. MIRAMAR—ACADEMY HALL, PARK ROAD— James Roberts (for Mayor), Mrs. C. Stewart, Rev. M. Ayrton, Messrs. J. Arthurs and T. Hill. VOTE ROBERTS AND THE LABOUR TICKET!

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