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Dominion, Volume 37, Issue 223, 17 June 1944, Page 4

tomorrow SUNDAY AT 2 p.m. ond 7.45 p.m. By Permission and at the Request of tho Civic Authorities, we will present our current attraction, "CHINA" only for members of the Allied Forces, each of whom may bring Two Civilian Friends. USUAL PRICES—NO RESERVATIONS Silanes Dir:—slr Benjamin f-ull®r DAILY AT 2 and 8 p.m. ALAN LADD The Screen's Ace star avenges the fate of a girl trapped by the Japs.. .You will be thrilled as he blasts his way through Nippon's ruthless hordes. IN PARAMOUNT'S PRODUCTION, CHINA A TRIBUTE TO A GREAT NATION. With LORETTA YOUNG WILLIAM BENDIX (Of "Wake Island" Fame) -ALSOOUTSTANDING FEATURETTES. "CAGE DOOR CANTEEN" (Speaking of Animals Novelty). "JOLLY GOOD FURLOUGH" (Popeye). SPORTLIGHT. PATHE NEWS. Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre (54-775) RESERVE NOW! (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) tivoli TEL. 43-968. OPP. PARLIAMENT BLDGS IWhere There is Always a Good Show.) MATINEE TODAY—I.4S p.m. 7 p.m.—TONIGHT—7 p.m. NELSON EDDY ILONA MASSEY "BALALAIKA" —ASSOCIATE FEATURE—WALLACE BEERY MARJORIE MAIN "JACKASS MAIL" (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.! 2 p.m.—SUNDAY—7.4S p.m. By Permission of the Authorities for Servicemen and their Friends FRED ASTAIRE PAULETTE GODDARD in "SECOND CHORUS" Plus GAIL PATRICK ROBERT PRESTON "DEBARRED" (Both Rec. by Censor for Adults.) SUNDAY TIVOLI SUNDAY MORE THRILLS. LEADERS MEET. SECOND ROUND OPENS. RUGBY — RUGBY The Army’s defeat of Poneke-Oriental in last Saturday's exciting Jubilee Cup Match haa stirred Interest in Second Round Prospects. CAN ARMY BEAT ATHLETIC? A Great Game Expected. Don't Miss It! At ATHLETIC PARK TODAY TODAY Among the Noted Players opposing one another in this Senior Cup Match will be the New Zealand Representatives, T. C. Morrison and E. W. Tindlil. There are also Provincial Representatives and others regarded as strong candidates for Rep. Honours. There's Talent in plenty for Spectacular and Thrilling Footbail. It* a worthwhile attraction. ARMY’ V. ATHLETIC. To Start at 3 p.m. The Preliminary Promises Entertaining Football. Miramar's Challenge to the Hardham Cup Leaders! MIRAMAR V. NAVY. Kick-off at 1.30 p.m. Admission: 1/-, Stand Bd. extra. OTHER EVENTS OF THE DAY Include: Petone v. Well. Coll. Old Boys, at Petone: Hutt v. Marist Bros. 0.1... at Hutt Rec.; No. 2 Port Depot V. Hutt B. at Hutt Roc.; Eastbourne v. Training Coll., nt Eastbourne. AU nt 3 p.m. A. E. NEILSON. Sec., W.R.F.U. BRING AND BUY. Donations promised of Honey. And other goods in short supply. 2.30 P.M. TO ’ P-M. TODAY. 212 LAMBTON QUAY. OPPOSITE Iv I KKCALDIES. Everybody Welcome. "Aid to RllSAla.” SOCIAL AND DANCE. TONIGHT (SATURDAY). CLUB ROOMS. 212 LAMBTON QUAY, 8-12 p.m. Gents 1/0. Ladies Oil., or Piute. Donations "Aid to Russia, Allied Nationals’ Week." Semi t« the ulnirr: address, or - Wellington. DISPLAY OF PHOTOGRAPHS AND POSTERS DAILY' AT CLUB ROOMS.