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Dominion, Volume 37, Issue 189, 9 May 1944, Page 2

NX TROOPS IN ACTION ON BOUGAINVILLE. Dir.: AMALGAMATED THEATRES, LTD, THROUGHOUT N.Z. 2 P.M. DAILY 8 P.M. WAIT DISNEY'S "VICTORY THROUGH AIR POWER Based on the nation-wide best-seller MAJOR De SEVERSKY —and— A New Disney Riot of Fun and Song "SALUDOS AMIGOS" (Hello Friends) BOTH IN TECHNICOLOUR. Released by United Artists. (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) BOOK EARLY AT D.I.C. OR THEATRE.

TIVOLI TEL 43-968. OPP. PARLIAMENT BLDGS. (Where There Is. Always a Good Show.) STARTING TONIGHT—7 p.m. HEDY LAMARR WALTER PIDGION "WHITE CARGO" Associate Feature WALLACE BEERY GEORGE RAFT JACKIE COOPER in "THE BOWERY" (Both Ree. by Censor for Adutts.l 16-393 Dir.: N.Z. Theatres, Ltd. MATINEE TODAY AT 1.30 p.m. NIGHTLY, 7.30 p.m. Presented in Multiplane Colour and Set to Music "PINOCCHIO" WALT DISNEY'S GLORIOUS ENTERTAINMENT Also—A Screen Full of Happiness and Hi-Jinks LAUREL and HARDY in "AIR RAID WARDENS' (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Tl l“ 18’567 Dir.: N.Z. Theatres, Ltd. —TODAY—WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY AT 7.30 p.m. MATINEE WEDNESDAY AT 130 p.m. WALT. DISNEY’S "DUMBO" —And—"PIERRE OF THE PLAINS* (Both Approved for Universal Exhibitions

OPERA HOUSK. Lessee: J. C. Williamson. COMMENCING FRIDAY. MAY 12 to 18. VERNON SPENCE PRESENTS VAUDEVILLE AND AMATEUR TRIALS A FLESH AND BLOOD SHOW of Prittv Girls. Clever Comedians, ' Brilliant Singers a,nd Dancers. Instrumentalists, Snappy Sketches, etc, etc. Pictures Came and Pictures Go, But There’s Nothing Better than a. Real Live Show. It’s All in Fun— AT THE OPERA HOUSE. POPULAR PRICES: • 4/-; 2/6, plus tax. Gallery 1/6. Box Plans Now Open at H.I.C. and Opera House. ENTRIES STILL BEING RECEIVED FOR THE AMATEUR TRIALS. C/o. BOX S 7. TE ARO P.O. HAWJxE’S BAY REGIMENTAL BALL, To be held on MAY 16. MM4. A in the FORESTERS’ HALL. NAPIER. The above Ball is strictly by Invitation, and ex-members desiring invitations are asked to communicate with LIEUT. ROWELL, McLean Park, Napier, as soon as possible. BRITISH AMERICAN CO-OPERATION MOVEGIENT. ■ MEMBERS of the Movement r e rexninaed of the Buffet Luncheon, to 'be held tn the Y.M.C.A. Rooms, Willis Street, Wellington, TOMORROW (WEDNESDAY), MAY 16, 1944, at 1 p.m. After the Luncheon an Address will be given by FRANK MILNER, ESQ., C.IM.G, M.A. Mr Milner, who is the P rl s clpa J, l „° f Wflitaki Bovs’ 'High School and a Vicepresident of the -Movement, will be speaking on the Important subject: “TRAINING OF YOUTH FOR NATIONAL SERVICE.” Cost of Luncheon, 2/-. J. K. PUR DIE. Secretary. CHURCH OF ENGLAND DOMINION CONFERENCE.; ■W WOR\L RECEPTION, St. Jamcss Hall, (Wednesday). May 10, 11 a _m. PUBLIC MEETING, St. James s Hall Tomorrow (Wednesday). May 10, b P-Ul- - “The Essentials of the Church —(1) Real Belief.” Speaker: Canon D. .1 Davies, Vicar of St. Paul's. CONFERENCE SERVICE, St. James s Church, Thursday, May 11, 8 V-m. Preacher: Mr. F. W. Gilligan, Headmaster Wanganui Collegiate School. Subject: "The Christian Answer to the World’s Need.’ A Procession of Witness will take place prior to the Service. ”~~ HOROWHENUA COUNTY. TE lIORO RIDING. 4 MEETING of Ratepayers will be held Te Horo Hall Tomorrow (Wednesday), M'tv 10 to discuss Nomination of Candidate— V. J. COTTLE, Convener. Telephone Numbers: Main Offices. ’’The Oominion” Bldg., lines) After hours: Publishing Dhtrioutlou 44-021; Reporters, etc., Provincial Offices: Palmerston N.. Wanganui, 3386; Masterton, llbl; Hastings. 3630.