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Mme 2 p.m.—Dir.: Fullers Theatre Corp.—B p.m Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre <45-100» Here's the Year's Biggest LaughPacked, Tune Filled FUN SHOW Starring THE KING OF HILARITY Red SKELTON Eleanor POWELL Darling of the Dance .J® „ « C rftADCAP musical Also Starring JIMMY DORSEY And His Orchestra Associate Programme Includes: THE MARCH OF TIME AIRWAYS ... TO - - - PEACE The Dramatic Story Fully Revealed of the Army Air Transport Command. N.Z. Govt. Review., Awards to N.Z. Troops. Army Mule. Reinforcements and Wounded. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) SOCCER SOCCER. BASIN RESERVE. — (TODAY, » At 3 P.M. WATERSIDE v. RAILWAYS. (No. 1). Waterside Unbeaten—Railways One Point Behind. This Game is Vital to Both. ARMY v. DIAMONDS. (No 2.) See Our Army Team in Action—Trained by Alt Jeukius. CURTAIN-RAISERS 1.30 P.M. W. J. ARCUS, Secretary, W.F.A. THE WELLINGTON HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY Requests THAT ALL GARDEN, FLOWER, AND NATIVE FLORA LOVERS Will Include ELIZABETH MAY GILMER (Mrs. Knox Gilmer) IN THEIR VOTE FOR CITY COUNCIL AND HOSPITAL BOARD Ou Saturday Next. We feel that her appointment will be an asset in the City. REST HOMES. GLENLYON Convalescent Home in Na pier's glorious sunshine, offers peace quiet, comfort, and unobtrusive service for the tired and unwell. Very reasonable Tel. 2708. ‘ SANATORIUM, Morriusvllle—Chest , diseases under hospital benefits: fees 2*gns„ including medical attentipn Prospectus HEALTH Rest Home.—Regain your health by rest, relaxation; correct diet; ideal surroundings. Miss Murray, 124 Constable St

OPERA HOUSE Direction: .... J. C. Williamson Theatres Ltd. AN EPOCH IN THEATRE HISTORY. For the first time in the history of the world a theatrical company in its entirety transported from one Continent to another by seaplanes. AN OUTSTANDING THEATRE ATTRACTION Tho First In Over Three Years. Commencing SATURDAY, JUNE 10 J. C. WILLIAMSON LTD., Present Their Incomparable All Star Comedy Company From Theatre Royal, Sydney. In JOSEPH KESSELRING'S Sensationally Successful Comedy-Droma ‘Arsenic and Old Lace* which broke all known records in London, New York and Australia, and which created a positive sensation in Auckland, where its season had to be considerably extended. With Lloyd Lamble &■ Neva Carr Glyn John Tate, Ethel Gabriel, Lily Moore, Frank Bradley, Bettina Welch, Barbara Smith, Allen Christie, Sam Stern, Alan Rankin, John Gray, June Mendoza, Ruth Montgomerie, Leslie King, Stephen Chapman and other Notable Artists, During the season will also be staged "SUSAN AND GOD, CLAUDIA, and "THE MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER." BOX OFFICE ARRANGEMENTS: Applications for preferential bookings (7/11) will be received immediately ot the D.I.C. and ordinary box plans will be opened on Tuesday, June 6th. EVENING PRICES: D.C. and Rsd. Stolls (Saturdays), 7/-; other nights 6/--' 2nd S, °' ls 4/-; Gallery 2/- ond 1/6. MATINEES: 5/-, 3/6, 2/- and 1/6. Children 2/6. 2/- and 1/-. All Prices Plus Tax. Touring Manager, JOHN FARRELL

RAILWAY NOTICES. TRAIN SERVICES. JOHNSONVILLE LINE. ON Sunday. May 21. th" train servicer between Khandallah and Johnsonville will be suspended from 7.30 a.m. tn 0.33 a.in. During this period trains will bo replaced by buses operating on a similar timetable. Buses will stop on tin- Main Hoad opposite 11.-iroa Station. Hail tickets will lie available uii buses. TIM ETA B i.E ‘ A LT E RATIO N S. W EI.I.INGTON -.1 OH NSON V11.1.E. COMMENCING on Wednesday. May 21. 1944. an additional Monday to Friday train, stopping where required for passeli gers, will leave Wellington at. 3.Hi p.m., Ngaio 3.-19. Khandallah 3 •'■•'>. Johnsonville arrivo -4.0 p.m.