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2 P.M. — DAILY 7.46 2ND BIG WEEK TODAY SHOPPERS' SESSION 5 P.M. i • PHOTOGRAPHED IN .ZONES OF COMBAT BY MEN OF THE U.S. NAVY. Battles til at Smashed the Jap. Fleet . and Set American Footsteps on the Boad to Toklo! 20th Century-Fox's " THE FIGHTING LADY" " THE FIGHTING LADY" The story of a Fighting Aircraft-Carrier. IN TECHNICOLOUR. i ■ Preceded by 27 *FAVOURITE STARS 20th Century-Fox's Filmisation of THE FAMOUS LAUGH-AND-QUIZ SHOW— "TAKE IT OR LEAVE IT" "TAKE IT OR LEAVE IT" NOW, FILM FANS, HERE'S AN HILARIOUS OPPORTUNITY TO TEST YOUR KNOWLEDGE. (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Book at D.I.C. or Theatre (51-595). <^ —g T A TEV<^> Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd., Throughout N.Z. 1.30 — CHILDREN'S MATINEE — 1.30 TOMORROW (SATURDAY) Feature: "ALI BABA & 40 THIEVES" The Story-book Tale on the Screen. Action, Colour, everything to Thrill and Entertain. Chap. 1: "GREAT NORTHERN MYSTERY." Final Chap. "DR. SATAN." Cartoons,-Shorts, and Members' Stage Rally. Dtr.: J. C. Williamson Picture Corp., Ltd. 7.15 TONIGHT 7.15 (FRIDAY, SATURDAY, MONDAY) Universal Presents "ALI BABA & 40 THIEVES" "ALI BABA & 40, THIEVES" "ALI BABA & 40 "THIEVES" The Most Reckless Rogues that Ever Rode I All that the Screen can Give. Conquests I Spectacles! Beauty at its Best ... all in Flaming TECHNICOLOUR! — With — Maria Jon Turhan MONTEZ HALL BEY — SECOND GRAND FEATURE — Warner Bros. Present "STEEL AGAINST THE SKY" "STEEL AGAINST THE SKY" Two-fisted Melodrama of Adventure, telling the story of men who risk their lives building suspension bridges. SEE IT 1 _ With — Alexis Lloyd . Craig SMITH NOLAN STEVENS (Both for Universal Exhibition.) ALSO: NEWS AND JFEATURETTEB. BOOK EARLY. Phone 14-202. —^=- REGAL - ' KARORI. Box Plans a* Kmgliton's. Tel. 2S-365. 7.30 TONIGHT 7.30 SATURDAY-MONDAY. A Riot of Fun with GEORGE FORMBY. He's in the Navy now . . . living a sailor's" life on the foaming billows! Whether he's at sea dancing a hornpipe and keeping sailors awake wild nights with his ukulele, or whether he's in port making merry with the lassies . . . I he's an uproarious laugh the whole way through. Critics who have seen "BELLBOTTOM GEORGE " are emphatic in declaring that it is George Formby's best. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Based on a Story by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and co-starring BASIL RATHBONE as Sherlock Holmes and NIGEL BRUCE as Dr. Watson, "Sherlock Holmes Faces Death". is Universal's latest detective mystery thriller. A CLOCK THAT STRIKES "13"— MURDER BY A CHESS GAME. It's a classic among murder mysteries. (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) SPECIAL SATURDAY MATINEE. "BELLBOTTOM GEORGE," SERIALS:' "Zorro Rides Again," "Holt of the Secret Service," And Colour Cartoons. (Prog. Approved for Universal Exhibition.) TUESDAY NEXT— ' * "THE MAX WHO CAME TO DINNER." BOOK EARLY! BOOK EARLY I 50-081 TFTplvoGUEtheatreEJl j if^y Brooklyn. pvj TONIGHT, SATURDAY, MONDAY, at 7.30. SONJA HENIE JACK OAKIE CESAR ROJIERO CAROLE LANDIS ■ ■ "WINTER TIME" Also SHARYN MOFFETT JILL ESMOND "MY" PAL WOLF" (Both Features A*pproved for Universal Ex.) A SPECIAL CHILDREN'S ENTERTAINMENT ! PROGRAMME. J THE VOGUE FOR JUST THE BEST ENTERTAINMENT. TAKE A No. 7 BROOKLYN TRAM.

SECOND WEEK OF WELLINGTON'S RIOT OF J'UX COMMENCES T-O-D-A-Y 2 p.m. 5 p.m. 8 p.m. : ~|p KING'S ' Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd., Throughout New Zealand. A CONTINUOUS ROAR OF LAUGHTER GREETS THIS SIDE SPLITTER AT EVERY SESSION. "3 IS A FAMILY" "3 IS A FAMILY" "3 IS A FAMILY" "3 IS A FAMILY" • THE STAGE HIT THAT HAD BROADWAY HYSTERICAL AND v. AS A PICTURE WILL PANIC YOU —Featuring— MARJORIE REYNOLDS CHARLES RUGGLES FAY BAINTEB HELEN BRODERICK ARTHUR LAKE HATTIE McDANIEL JEFF DONNELL JOHN PHILLIBER IT'S THE STORY OF A YOUNG COUPLE, THE HOUSING SHORTAGE, AND A BONUS FROM A GAY, CARELESS STORK. SPECIAL ! SPECIAL ! NATION MOURNS JOHN CURTIN. FULL LENGTH REEL COVERS THE PASSING OF AUSTRALIA'S - PRIME MINISTER. 1 (Re-eommendeci by the Censor for Adults.) BE LIKE OTHERS — RESERVE NOW. Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre. (Tel. 52-212). iiIIBI^dorBI WILLIS STREET ■ TEL. 4-1 219 DIRECTIONS AMALGAMATED THEATRES LTD. —Daily from 11 a.m. Nightly, 7.30 o'clock TRANSFERRED FROM THE PLAZA THEATRE AFTER FIVE SMASHING. WEEKS! The Story of a Family . . . with its triumphs and failures . . . happiness and heartbreak. . . . Shown against the background of World Events. G.B.D. Presents NOEL COWARD'S NOEL COWARD'S " NOEL COWARD'S "THIS HAPPY BREED" " THIS HAPPY BREED" "THIS HAPr : BREED" " THIS HAPPY BREED" (In Teelinicolour) ■ Associate Feature——— CHARLES STARRETT "TEXAS STAGECOACH" (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) RUGBY RUGBY SECOND ROUND NEARLY OVER. Jubilee Cup Interest Intensified. Make sure of seeing the Remaining Matches of the Most Exciting Competition on Record. HERE'S ONE! ANOTHER HIGH LIGHT! With an Important Bearing upon the Championship. ' At ATHLETIC PARK—TOMORROW ARMY v. PETONE ARMY v. PETONE 3 p.m. ARMY v. PETONE. 3 p.m. ARMY v. PETONE ARMY v. PETONE On Terms —a point behind the Leaders. Full of running in tJieir bid to regain the Lead. See them in their contest Tomorrow —a match promising Fast, Scintillating Play. EXTRA ATTRACTION. HARDHAM CUP. Teams which distinguished themselves last Saturday: the Navy (who beat Johnsonville in a highly entertaining match) and St. Patrick's College Old Boys (who brought about Eastbourne's first defeat). This, then., is the Enrly ' Attraction—at 1.30 p.m. r NAVY v. ST. PAT'S COLL. 0.8. NAVY v. ST. PAT'S COLL. 0.8. NAVY v. ST. PAT'S COLL. 0.8. ' ' Admission Is. To Grandstand, 6d extra. Other Events of the Day include: — At Petone: Athletic v. Well. Coll. Old Boys. At Hutt Itec.: Marist Bros. 0.8. r. Hutt, and Eastbourne v. Upper Hutt. SPECIAL NOTICE—REP. MATCII. CANTERBURY v. WELLINGTON. ATHLETIC PARK, AUGUST 4. SEAT RESERVATIONS. The Plan for the Booking of Seats for the Canterbury-Wellington Match will be OPEN at the Rugby Union Office, 4 Willis St., from 9.30 a.m. on Monday. Reservations 2s Cd. Season Tickets will bo available without Booking. A. E. NEILSON, Sec. W.R.F.U. "MISCELLANEOUS. O'HAU.OUAN'S AI.K A,M» STOUT. arid Collect that Dozon of Ale from \J O'H.illoran's Brewery. 17-19 Sturdee St., or ring 52-393. D

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