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FINALLY TONIGHT. "THE BUGLE SOUNDS" . . and "SUBMARINE ALERT" (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) gOXY THEATRE. Manners St. Tel. 40-618. Direction: G. L. Johnston. CONTINUOUS PICTURES DAILY FROM E U a>mE TOMORROW (FRIDAI"-). Brian Macdonald Robert DONLEVY CAREY • PRESTON DONLEVY CAREY PRESTON In Paramount's Flaming Epic, 'c "WAKE ISLAND" a "WAKE ISLAND" f WRITTEN IN BLOOD BY THE U.S. '. MARINES. , 13 TO THE LAST GUN -. . . TO THE LAST PLANE ... TO THE LAST MAN. E WITH GUNS .. . GRIT AND GLORY. The unforgettable story of the handful of U.S. Marines who held Wake Island for 14 days against tho Japanese Hordes. (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) AND ON THE SAME PROGRAMME. THE "HI-TIME" OF A LIFETIME. RED lips, WHITE skin, eyes of BLUE. All American girls and boys in khaki, too, The. Army goes to town in a musical convoy of joy. "HI BUDDY" "HI BUDDY" V . With V ..■■..■■ Robert PAIGE, Harriet HILLIARD, Marjorie LORD, Bobs WATSON, Gus SCHILLING, THE STEP BROTHERS, THE KING'S MEN, THE FOUR SWEETHEARTS AND THE HOT AND SWEET BANDS THAT KEEP 'EM SWINGING. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) ,f FINALLY TONIGHT—7.3O £ NEWTOWN'S LUXURY THEATRE. g=f "THE ASCOT" \j N ■■Am V Telephone 15-178. 1 ,** "BABES IN ARMS" "BABES IN ARMS" JUDY GARLAND MICKEY ROONEY (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) - "KNOCKOUT" — "KNOCKOUT" "KNOCKOUT" "KNOCKOUT" OLYMPE BRANDA ARTHUR KENNEDY (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) TOMORROW AND FOR ONE WEEK ONLY AT NEWTOWN'S "ASCOT" "MRS. MINIVER" "MRS. MINIVER" .) "MRS. MINIVER" — "MRS. MINIVER" t (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) * GREER GARSON WALTER PIDGEON YOU WILL NEVER SEE A BETTER PICTURE 1 - - Book Now—Tel. 15-176. SUBURBAN THEATRES. PALACE — PETONE — PALACE TONIGHT, at 8 o'clock. A GAOL-BREAK IN THE BIG HOUSE. Actual prison scenes in a sensational drama crammed with shock action. "MEN OF SAN QUENTIN" "MEN OF SAN QUENTIN" With J. ANTHONY HUGHES (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) The Clown Princess of Screen and Radio JOAN DAVIS With Dick Foran, Irene Hervey, Fuzzy Knight In "HE'S MY GUY" "HE'S MY GUY" It's a Riot of Laughter! (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) ALSO: Chapter 6. "Junior G-Men of the Air." gTATEP E T O N E FINALLY TONIGHT At 8 o'clock. PAT O'BRIEN . . . GLEN FORD s>n — In "FLIGHT LIEUTENANT" "FLIGHT LIEUTENANTS COMMENCING TOMORROW (FRIDAY) : z JOAN CRAWFORD JOHN WAYNE L PHILIP DORN L "REUNION IN FRANCE" "REUNION IN FRANCE" The picture of the hour. Thrilling drama, absorbing romance. Box Plan at Theatre, Tel. 63-899. (Recommended by the Censor More Suitable for Adults.) ",, LOWER HUTT THEATRES. XTING GEORGE THEATRE. As Cosy as Your Own Fireside. TONIGHT, 7.45 LAST NIGHT OF THAT' PAR AMOUNT WINNER "TRUE TO THE ARMY"> J with JUDY CANOVA and ALLAN JONES JERRY COLONNA—ANN MILLER • A great film that has drawn terrific audiences every show. (Approved for Universal Exhibition) — COMMENCING TOMORROW—S P.M. — The- Picture You Have Been Awaiting Warner Bros.' Extra Super 8- "MEET JOHN DOE" ie Another "Mr. Deeds",, with . GARY COOPER—BARBARA STANWYCK Edward ARNOLD—Walter BRENNAN Inspiring ... Important . . . Stupendous Rousing, Magnificent Fun (Recommended for Adults.) (This film Is definitely unsuitable for children. TO OUR PATRONS.—Seats will be at. a premium this weekend, so please secure your reserves early. Ring at once, 63-933, for seats. J)E LUXE ■ ■■LOWER HUIT. For Reserves, Tel. 63-431. . FINALLY TONIGHT 7.45 PENNY SINGLETON GLEN FORD ANN MILLER V — In — }" t "GO WEST YOUNG LADY" '~, (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) '„ Plus !., "SABOTAGE SQUAD" — With — BRUCE BENNETT KAY HARRIS EDDIE NORRIS ' - c (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) th ALSO: "Human Target," Ep. 2, "Spy or ' ■ Smasher." ' COMMENCING FRIDAY — WILLIAM GA'RGAN — MARGARET LINDSAY "A DESPERATE CHANCE FOR ELLERY QUEEN" ' (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) Plus JIMMY LYDON RITA QUIGLEY CHARLES SMITH - In ■ "HENRY ALDRICH EDITOR" (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) PRINCE EDWARD, Woburn TeL 63-844. 7.45 — TONIGHT — 7.45 > MARGUERITE CHAPMAN WILLIAM WRIGHT — KAY HARRIS "PARACHUTE NURSE" (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) ARTHUR KENNEDY — JOAN PERRY "STRANGE ALIBI" Htecommended by the Censor for Aduitg.) "DIG FOR VICTORY" CAMPAIGN. N.Z. HUMIC COMPOST CLUB (Wellington Branch). ■ AN Address will be delivered by MR. R. A. NICOL, the well-known Seedsman and Gardening Expert, at the Monthly Meeting !of the Wellington Compost. Club on : MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1943. at 8 p.m., At the RADIANT HALL, INSTITUTE OF THE BLIND, Dixon St., Wellington (Next Door Castle, Chemist), near Royal Oak Hotel. Subject: "THE VEGETABLE GARDEN—WHAT AND X HOW TO PLANT." All interested invited to attend. Questions answered. ' ■ F. G. 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