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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume 77, 22 October 1942, Page 1

REGENT DOUBLE FEATUREi GUEST NIGHT 1 TO-NIGHT - 7.45. ' BRIGHT SONG HITS! Sung by Hollywood's No. 1 Songsters. "HOLLYWOOD "HOLLYWOOD -—HOTEL"— —HOTEL"— DICK ROSEMARY POWELL LANE —and— FRANCES LANGFORD ! BENNY GOODMAN and his Swing Band. SEE HOLLYWOOD'S Greatest Golaxy of Entertainers on Parade! Approved for Universal Exhibition) f SECOND”F E ATU R E 1 TENSE with Excitement—--1 "ACCIDENTS WILL HAPPEN" I RONALD " l,h GLORIA REGAN BLONDELL i A million dollar insurance racket smashed! | (Recommended by Censor for Adults) f MAJESTIC THEATRE"! i MOTUEKA 1 FRlDAY—Frederic March, Sir Cedric Hardwicke and Betty Field in "VICTORY" Joseph Conrad’s Mighty Story "VICTORY" (Recommended by Censor for Adults) i SATURDAY and MONDAY—Robert PresI ton, Nancy Kelly and Harry Carey in "PARACHUTE BATTALION" Reckless Daredevils in Smashing Action Drama "PARACHUTE BATTALION" NEWS REELS and COLOUR CARTOON (Approved for Universal Exhibition) WEDNESDAY—A Special Attraction. "TARGET FOR TO-NIGHT" "TARGET FOR TO-NIGHT" By Members of the R A F. —with—"CROOKS' TOURS" Basil Radford and Naughton Wayne with Greta Gynt. (Approved for Universal Exhibition) \ DANCES TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT !! AT THE VELMA HALE GRAND MILITARY BALL Permission of Area Commander) I DANCING 8.30 to 2 am. < SUBSCRIPTIONS : •ilians— Armed Forces Double 10 6 (in Uniform) Gentlemen 6 6 Double 6 6 Ladies 5/- Single 4/DANcf: d a n c e Odd Fellow's’ Hall TO-MORROW (Friday) TOMOROW 8.30 till J2 o’clock Monte Carlo. Lucky Spot. Modern and Old-time No Supper Musician: J. Brown. c Prices: Ladies 1/-. Gents 176. RIWAKA PATRIOTIC DANCE TO-MORROW (Friday) EVENING Harold Williams's Orchestra Sandwich 2/6 Supper 1 D A N c f; i> a n c e BRIGHT WATER SATURDAY. 24th OCTOBER Admission, 1, 6 and 2/-. Proceeds Patriotic

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