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Dominion, Volume 37, Issue 200, 22 May 1944, Page 2

Pions at D.I.C. and Theatre. AMALGAMATED THEATRES, LTD., THROUGHOUT N.Z. StAte Programmes with the Seal of Qualify. 2 p.m. 8 p.m. ADOLPHE MARTHA MIiNJOU SCOTT —ln— HI-DIDDLE-bIDDLE’ Featured Players include POLA NEGRI :: JUNE HAVOC BILLIE BURKE A Comedy of 48 Hours' Hectic Leave. An Andrew L. Stone Production, Released Through United Artists. SELECT FEATURETTES: ROAD TO TOKYO (World in Action Series), POPULAR SCIENCE, ETC. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) OPERA 2 p.m. HOUSE BP' in - Dir.: J. C. Williamson Pict. Corp., Ltd. PACKED HOUSES GREETED Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's Triumphant Musical Spectacle, JEANETTE MACDONALD AND NELSON EDDY FRANK MORGAN IT'S A BRAND NEW PRINT. —EXCELLENT FEATURETTES— Including LATEST NEWSREELS. PLANS AT D.I.C. AND THEATRE (56-230) (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) WRESTLING WRESTLING WELLINGTON / TOWN HALL. TOMORROW (TUESDAY), MAY 23, 8 p.m. LOFTY BLOMFIELD ' (N.Z. Champion) HARRY ANDREWS. And ken shannon FRANK MOSES (Five Rounds). Also AMATEUR PRELIMINARIES. USUAL PRICES. Booking at Humphrey’s, Manners Street. NEW ZEALAND ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS. AUTUMN EXHIBITION. NOW OPEN DAILY AT THE ART GALLERY, D.I.C. Hours:— Monday to Friday: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturdays: 10 J® j*" Friday Evenings; 7 P-m. to 9 p.m. admission. 1/-. ART UNION TICKETS, 1/-. Entrance through D.I.C. Lounge. AGENCIES VACANT AND WANTED. RETURNED SERVICEMAN DESIRES additional G |ound Merchandise aud Kindred linefe. bouuu Executive and Sales ability, throu^ e vonrs* experience. Headquarters ''filing Lm CTose personal service guaranteed. Excellent references. „„ „ “RETURNED SOLDIER. Care Inglis Wright Advertising, P.O. Box 1462, Wellington. HOJLIL>AY ACCOMMODATION. PARAPAKAUMU Beach—-5-roomed House all M"™: C- J tta ‘- e > electric, reasonable. Ring 4i-080. ACCOMMODATION WANTED, BOARD wanted with Christian homely family for boy 1(5 years; t’, over “ me a R' pointment. H. Fraser, 14 Vlalou St., Hamilton, Waikato. \v a vTrn nt mice by woman of years*, a "w^m E mtnny n roim y wlth full board and washing, either in rest h ® n ‘? tl ar f „.l’ r t l o“h as Street, Taihape. ACCOMMODATION. WELLINGTON. NEW CAUFIELD HOUSE 53-55 Pipitea Street (off Moleswortb Street), W elll ? MOST Modern. Up-to-date Hot and Cold Water tn all Bedrooms. Bed and Breakfast. MRS. MAXWELL, Proprietress. Telephone 42-355 breap fast, handy to station, Tel. 4.» 1,03. COMFORTABLE Accom.. murultw 'ray. casuals 196 Willis St. BRADFORD House, 23(TOriental Pde.Casuale and permanents. Spacious lounge and sttnrom Tel. 51 -5-0. VISITORS to Wellinglo.l stay at Penn Court 04 Hill St. Bed and breakfast jj ra . ,j R, Jessen. Proprietress. ENNISMORE Private Hotel. 03 Boulcott st.-Vacancies , BU l»erior quests permanent or easiml moderate tariff, lei, to-v-4. KING'S Private Hotel. Courtenay Pl.. opp. Fire Station-All Servicemen spedall y catered for fel- 0..-6. U. HOTEL Trocadero. 200 Lambtou Qy (handy wharves aud railways). L. Giles. PropriPircss Tel. 43-49(5 , HOTEL M a msi o ns— V aca neiee tor per uni o • ents and casuals, bed and breakfast. SI Ghuznco St., Tel.’ 51-als. AUCKLAND. "RYeT’IIOFT” Private Hotel. 2(5 Symonds St.—Excellent table, central, select, moderate tariff. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hodgson, Proprs. Tu.-OMMODATION. "The Oaks," 48 Wellesley St. E., 2 mln. Queen St. 48-579. Breakfast select. WELLESLEY House. Wellesley St. West. Ponsonby tram—Bed and breakfast. 7/8. H. Rider Proprietress. CHRISTCHURCH. AMBASSADORS Hoteb—ll/0 day. £3/13/8 week from Jan. 1. 2mln. trams and station.—Mrs. T. J. Sleenmn, Proprietress. iToTElTceeil (Private), 73 Manchester St. Christchurch. New management, cheerful atmosphere, fires, good table, moderate tariff. W. H. Brown, Prop. HOTEL Federal—Every comfort, excellent table, b. aud c. water, gas fires in bedrooms; tariff W&