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Dir.: AMALGAMATED IHEAiRES, LTD, . THROUGHOUT N.Z. TODAY, AT 2 & 8 P.M, THOUSANDS HAVE READ THE BOOK . . . THOUSANDS ARE SEEING .THE PICTURE—IT'S TODAY'S,GREATEST DRAMA. 20th Century-fox Presents JOHN STEINBECK'S “THE MOON IS DOWN” With SIR CEDRIC HARDWICKE HENRY TRAVERS :: LEE J. COBB DORRIS BOWDON A' STORY THAT REACHES THOSE EMOTIONS THAT MOST PICTURES RARELY TOUCH. SUPPORTS INCLUDE— Arrival of Wounded from Italy.—New Guinea Campaign Nears Close.—" China," a Ministry of Information Film. * Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre. Tel. 52-212. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) llllll! WILLIS ST, TEL, 41-279. Dir.: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. Daily frorr# 11 a.m.—Nightly at 7?30. ADVENTURE SWEEPS THE SEAS! TYRONE MAUREEN POWER O'HARA In Rafael Sabatini's THE BLACK SWA N 20th Century-Fox Picture. IN TECHNICOLOUR ■ (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) —Associate Feature— A Strange Love That Will Haunt You As If Thrills You! LINDA DARNELL :: JOHN SHEPPERD in "THE LOVES OF EDGAR ALLAN POE" (Approved for Universal Exhibition.)

i SUBURBAN THEATRES. ffiggiWW TODAY—I.3O and 7.30 ,p.m. Jeanette McDonald, Spencer Tracy, Clark Gable, in "SAN FRANCISCO/' one of those! rare pictures that will always live, and will always be remembered. Associate Attraction: The gayest,, most hilarious romantic comedy, Ann Solhern, lan Hunter, tn "DULCY" — (Both Recommended by Censor for Adults.) CHILDREN! Your Session TODAY, at 10.30 a.m. Bing Crosby and 100 Kids in "The Starmaker." Also, Popeye Cartoon. Serial, "King of the Texas Rangers."—(Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Tel; 63-844 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Presents Pierre Aumont, Susan Peters, "ASSIGNMENT IN BRITTANY," j, with Richard Whorf, Reginald Owen, Mar- i garet Wycherly.—(Recommended by Censor! for Adults.l Basil Rathbone, (as Sherlock Holmes), Nigel Bruce (as Dr. Watson), "SPIDER WOMAN." —• (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) TODAY, MATINEE at - 1.45 p.m.—"Assignment in Brittany." Plus, Serials and Cartoons, etc. TeL <53-933 HUT! NOW SCREENING (For 3 Nights Only), with! MATINEE TODAY, 2 p.m. ‘ The Magnificent British Feature, "SALUTE i JOHN CITIZEN/' starring Edward Rigby, • George Rcboy, Stanley Holloway, Mabel Con-J standuros, Jimmy Hanley. From Green-? wood's Famous Bunting Novels. Simple Folk, these Buntings. Nothing heroic about them but they do their bit. Yet of folk such as these is this world made great. It will make you proud of your neighbour, for he is a grand model. To Our Patrons: This is one of those big pictures that only corm? now and then. We strongly urge early Reservations to avoid disappointment. Ring 63-933 for Scats.— (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) ■331533 Roy Rogers In "IDAHO," with Smiley Burnetfc, Virginia Grey, "SONS OF. THE PIONEERS."— (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Allan Jones, Kitty Carlisle, Leo Carrillo, in "LARCENY WITH MUSlC."—(Approved for Universal Exhibition.) TODAY, MATINEE ot 1.45] p.m.—"ldaho," plus Cartoon, Comedy, and; Serials. ISLAND BAY MjdlOjJJ Tel. 14-307/ "UNDERGROUND."—(Recommended by Cen-; sor for Adults.) "HARRIGAN'S KlD."—(Ap—' proved for Universal Exhibition.) KARORI Tel. 28-365„ "THE FOREST RANGERS." Also Showing, "DANCING ON A DlME."—(Both Approved; for Universal Exhibition.) . NEWTOWN' Tel. 15-176 "IN WHICH WE SERVE," Noel Coward, John Mills, "THE MAN IN THE TRUN.I," Lynne Roberts, George Holmes.— (Both Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Booking is Terrific! Please be well advised, attend TONIGHT. All Plans arc rapidly filling. At TODAY'S MATINEE—"In Which We Serve." KILBIRNIE Tel. 14-202 Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy, with Dante the Magician, in "A-HAUNTING WE WILL GO." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) On tho Same Programme: "FOOTLIGHT SERENADE." starring John Payne, Betty Grable, Victor Mature.— (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Plus Metro News, Flying Fever, Men of the Fleet. GALA MATINEE. Specially Selected Programme of Inieresting Feature, Cartoons, Serial, and Shorts. Theatre Warm and Cosy. At 1.30, THIS AFTERNOON. Book Early—Theatre, 14-202. Theatre Steam Heated. NEWTOWN Tel. 25-041 "HONKY TOMK" and "POWER OF THE PRESS."—(Both Recommended by Censor for Adults.) ss' BROOKLYN ! CvV Ai Tel. 50-081 "HATTER'S CASTLE" end "LUCKY LEG S -" (Both Recommended - MIRAMAR SdfcjJWMJI r.L .3.567 TODAY—I.3O ANO 7.30 P.M. Everybody's Favourite, Judy Garland o. her best singing and romancing, in M.-y.-M. $ happiest musical, "PRESENTING LILY MA , with Von Heflin, Fay Bamtcr, Richard Carlson Spring Byington.—(Approved for Univer.-ol Exhibition.) Associate Attraction: George Montgomery, Ann Rutherford, Lynn Bari, Carole Landis, 'Cesar Romero, Mary Beth Hughes, in "ORCHESTRA ''' lV . 6S ’' c t!, R £ mended by’Censor tor Adults.) CHILDREN. At your 10.30 a.m. Session TODAT (Sat..— Another Great Programme! Jiuigie Thrills "JUNGLE PRINCESS." Plus Popeye Cartoon, Terry loon Cartoon. And, "King of the Texas Rangers' Serial.—(Approved for Universal Exhibition.) ' exhibition BRITISH CHILDREN'S ART. NATIONAL ART GALLERY P.I.C. BUILDING. Open Dallv. 10 tn 5: Saturdays. 10 tn Nn.m. I.e.’tiirt's on Child Art by Roinnd Hjidtlu-. To.lav (Thursday!, at 3.15. Also Redimsday,'.lnly ". -at 12.30 and Thursday, July t>, at 3.15. Admission Free.