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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23269, 11 February 1939, Page 26

A 20th Centtifjr-Fox Epic. Approved for Universal Exhibition. 'Mirrophonic" STATE Direetfnn. Supersound. Symondu B-JKoSlii Street. "wwg* SATURDAY SESSIONS: 2 P.M. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN AND IT CONCERNS 194,000 AUCKLANDERS 1 who have not yet seen one of fhe best ten cinema productions ever produced by any country ... WE MEAN. THIS to the extent of offering a MONEY BACK GUARANTEE if this statement in your opinion is an exaggeration, The Production is "STORY OF "STORY OF LOUIS PASTEURLOUIS PASTEUR" Starring PAUL MUNI PAUL MUNI ' Also) FIRST AUCKLAND SCREENING? June Travis, "William Honner, "OVER THE GOAL" s Booking is Essential. Reservations Phone 43-645. Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. 5 P.M. SESSION: "STORY OP LOUIS PASTEUR" and Selected Featurettej. 1 'B ¥ o d & lII] STAR HI) igHfc Karanpihape Ed. Phone 43-00 a ANOTHER TRIUMPH FOR TEE STAB I m TWO BIG FEATURES g i PLUS 1 I g REAL LIVING SOUND 1 § g Loretta Young Richard Greene P gj David Niven C. Aubrey Smith g 1 "A MEN AND A PRAYER" 1 | "4 MEN AND A PRAYER" | lg Alio ■ Jean Arthur ' Ray Milland gg Edward Arnold g I "EASY LIVING" 1 f "EASY LIVING" J Episode 12 Franlc Hawk's § | "MYSTERIOUS PILOT" § M Matinee Saturday, 1.30 p.m. §§ U Admission: Children, 3d 3d 8.; j§ Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. §j '*Tlie Show Place of Auckland." SPECIALLY AIR-CONDITIONED. I TUF RPPIiTI FY I CINEMA and I Int. DE.KiSJLLC.I I CAFE LOUNGE \ jyj By the Seal At Mission Bay. } M To-nisrht at Eight o'clock, I" m OLYMPE BPvADNA IVI The New Parisian Star, with *« Gene Raymond and Lewis Stone, la }J "STOLEN HEAVEN" "J A thrilling and exciting drains iat«M woven with delightful mnsic. ' * (Approved for Universal Exhibitioa.) M Cinesound Review, «tc., etc. M MATINEE TO-DAY at 2 Richard Cromwell in "MEN- OF THE M HOUR" (Approved Universal Exhibition.) IVJ "Reserves (no extra), Phone 17-377, ; M :G: : THE CAFE LOUNGE j M Luncheons, -Afternoon Teas, Grills, ; Suppers and Dancing. Open To-night till 1 a.m. Sun., till 9 p.m. I THE CAPITOL"! M To-night at a Quarter to EightM CLAUDETTF, COLBERT, , GARY COOPER, In M "BLUEBEARD'S M EIGHTH WIFE" M A Bigger Laugh than "Mr. Deeds Goes M to Town," ifs the Year's Greatest snd Gayest Comedy. . , JVI (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) MAlso Alan Marshall. Ta'a Birrell, In "THE INVISIBLE ENEMY. * , M (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) . * Thrilling Story of International Intnpi* M by E. Phillips Oppenhmm. Matinee To-day M "Invisible Enemy," "Flash Gordon." etc. | THE WINDSOR"! tS 7~. To-day at 2. To-nieht at 7.30. IVj Gary Cooper, Madeleine Carroll, in M "THE GENERAL DIED M AT DAWN" M Gripping Drama of China, by Clifford Odets, author of "Till the Day I Di®M (Recommended by (/insor for Adults.) _ : Also Lynne Overman. John Barrymore, w M "NIGHT CLUB SCANDAL A Stunning Comedy. (Universal Exhibit-) _ t STRAND THEATRE, SUNDAY EVENING Doors Open at 7 p.m. Scree-i Talks at 7.15 P-W»-At V.oO p.m.—Address' by DR. GUV B. OH \PMAN • "TAHITI THROUGH CLEAR GLASSES." The RealTahitian, His Life, Customs and \\ ays. , . At B.'JO p.m.—Picture Programme, headed J "DISHONOUR BRIGHT, a comedy featuring lorn Walls ana Churchill. Rcccmmended by Censor - Adults. Excellent Supporting Piosramme. SILVER COLLECTION AT MORS. RATIONALIST ASSOCIATION AND SUNDAY FREEDOM LEAGUE. _ MR. AND MRS. ADAM LOUDONi Will return to their work in the.AnprloEgyptian Sudan on Tuesday Next, Fp, 14. An Unofficial Farewell will be tendered to them TO-DAY (SATURDAY), at a p ra.. at the Residence of Mrs. S. L-P. Rimmer, 23 FAIRVIEW ROAD, MT. EDEN. Three Kinds' Tram to Crystal Palace Tram Stop. Christian Friends interested in the extension of the Lord s work are cordiall. invited to®fcome. Tho Ratherine will held wet or fineMr. Loudon will speak and Mrs. Loudon will sing;.