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»333030 Dir.» AMALGAMATED THEATRES, LTD. THROUGHOUT N.Z. TODAY—At 2 and 8 p.m. PACKING NIGHTLY—THE MOST IMPORTANT PICTURE OF 1944. 20th Century-Fox Presents JOHN STEINBECK'S “THE MOON IS DOWN” With SIR CEDIC HARDWICKE :: HENRY TRAVER! LEE J. COBB :: DORRIS BOWDEN. IT'S TODAY'S GREATEST DRAMA. ' A STORY THAT REACHES THOSE EMOTIONS THAT MOST PICTURES RARELY TOUCH. Supports Include: Arrival of Pacific Troops, in N.Z.—Allies Blast Japs, at Truk.—Making of Penicillin. Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre. Tel. 52-212. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) —COMING—IF YOU WUNT SOMETHING FUNNY—HERE'S A HONEY! 808 HOPE AND DOROTHY LAMOUR In “THEY GOT ME COVERED" A Rousing Riot of Fun and Romance (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) TUDOR WILLIS ST. TEU 41-219. Dir.: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. Doily from 11 a.m.—Nightly at 7.30. Stirring kilfentiiretV Matchless Thrills! 1 Epic Courage I | COIUMBIA ' t eiCTUBE Recommended by Censor for Adults.) —ASSOCIATE FEATURE—CHARLES STARRETT "FRONTIER FURY" (Approved for Universal Exhibition/

SUBURBAN THEATBES. ■r-wr’ar'ar”' newtown Tel. 15-176 "HARRIGAN'S KID," Bobby Readick, Frank Craven.—(Approved for Universal Exhibition.) "MOONLIGHT IN HAVANA," Allan Jones, Jane Frazee.—(Recommended by Censor for Adults.) gB.-—KILBIRNIE B all SCI <KA Bl TeL 14-202 The Darling of the Screen, Judy Garland, with Van Heflin, In "PRESENTING LILY MARS." Associate Feature: Richard Arlen, Chester Morris, Jean Parker, in "WRECKING CREW." They were tough guys in the wrecking business—till a girl came along!—(Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) gn’TT’TTTtO NEWTOWN Tel. 25-041 "ALASKA HlGHWAY."—(Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Also, "CALLING DR. DEATH."— (Recommended by . Censor for Adults.) BROOKLYN Tel. 50-081 "BOMBARDIER." Also, "GANGS OF THE CITY." (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) ~ Ur-M-inl KJIOAMAP M Tel. 18-567 A Picture that holds a Thrill for all! Gary Cooper, Teresa Wright. Walter Brennan, in "PRIDE OF THE YANKEES." Associate Attraction: A Great Motion Picture Returns. -SANDERS OF THE RIVER," starring Paul Robeson, Leslie Banks, Nina McKinney. Approved for Universal Exhibition.) tIl L l - B 393 "THIS ABOVE ALL* Enriched by Superb Performances of Joan Fontaine, Tyrone Power. A love story as warmly human as any yet created.—(Recommended by Censor for Adults. Sonja Henie, John Poyno, in "SUN VALLEY SERENADE," with Glenn Miller and his Orchestra to loin an inspired cast in their spirit of glorious gaiety.—(Approved for Universal Exhibition.) WOBURN Tel. 63-844 Ol! . . . Flanagan and Allen ("Underneath the Arches"), In "WE'LL SMILE AGAlN."—(Approved for Universal Exhibition.) George Sanders, Tom Conway, Jane Randolph, "THE FALCON'S BROTHER." —(Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Plus, "Pyjama Girl Case." » T ®>- 63-933-s lower hum Another Colossal Attraction—Those Amazing Comics, Bud Abbott and Lou Costello, in "IT AIN’T HAY." They thought their dreamhorse was a nightmare till they woke up with the nag in bed. Their newest and funniest joy ride. Also on the same Programme: Latest March of Time, "PORTUGAL, CROSSROADS TO EUROPE."—(Approved for Universal Exhibition.) S'WTKWW? Tel. 63-431 LOWER HUTT The Greatest Mystery in Ail History! „"THE STRANGE DEATH OF ADOLF HITLER," with Ludwig Donath, Gale Sondergaard, George Dolenz.— (Recommended by Censor M°r« Especially for Adults.) Plus, Lupe Velez. Leon Errol, in "MEXICAN SPITFIRE S ELEPHANT."—(Aoproved for Universal Exh»ition.) ISLAND BAY gIL I ITel. 14-307 "SPRINGTIME IN THE ROCKIES." Also, "WHISPERING GHOSTS."— (Both Recommended by Censor for Adults.) KARORI Tel. 28-365 "THE DAY WILL DAWN." Also, " Y . o y' TELLING I."—(Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) PLUMBERS’ AWARD The New Zealand (except plumbers’ and gastitters’ award, into force from July »> Co J bom) issued by the Court of Arbitration. There are increases of jd. in the hourly pavinent to journeymen as tool and overall'allowance, making it 3<l. an hour of (Id a week in the bicycle allowance, and 3d. In ‘ h A states that workers employed on oxy-acetylene or electric welding Pexeept on spot or butt welding machines) or on brazing or welding of ca.t iron or galvanized metals, are to be paid 3d. an hour extra with a maximum of 1/6 in The J onlv matter referred to and settled hv the Court related to the Colonial Sugar Relining Company’s exemption, says a memorandum hy Mr. Justice A. lyudall. Mr. Prime disagreed with the decision to take awav tho right of >ho Colonial Sugar Refining Company to work on Saturdav morning and to pay a weekly, wagft,