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Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 225, 23 September 1938, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. NEW ZEALAND'S PREMIER THEATRE. Direction : Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. — 4 BIG SESSIONS — 11 A.M.—2.15—5 P.M.—B P.M. I BANNED IN GERMANY I 1 AND ITALY. | REAL . . AS TODAY'S HEADLINES. ACTION PACKED DRAMA THAT'S WILDLY EXCITING. A Picture worthy of ranking j| witli the best. "BLOCKADE"i "BLOCKADE" ===== "BLOCKADE" "BLOCKADE" "BLOCKADE" p" A United Artists Release. Rccommcndcd by Ccnnor for Adults. Starring MADELEINE CARROLL LEO CARILLO HENRY FONDA And a Cast of Thousands. "The most poignant film of the year. *KAlis outstanding. It is worthy «»f ranking tin* ;rreat*»st dramas thai the srreen has produced." —London "KEYNOLDS NEWS." IT'S UNFORGETTABLE , In Addition , I — PENN HUGHES — | - | He I'la.vs . . . . He Sings ! 1 | CRYSTAL RIALTOj | PALACE & RIALTO | | MT. EDEN. NEWMARKET, l'hone 14-573. Phone 46-609. | | Scientifically Heated. I To-night and Sut., at 'T CARY GRANT* CARY GRANT ("Awful Truth"), "ASTA" I Doe Star of "Thin Man"). KATHARINE HEPBURN, MAY ROBSON, In the Riot of Mirth. " BRINGING UP BABY." " BRINGING UP BABY." Approved for Universal Exhibition. — Associate Feature — LOUIS HAYWARD in Leslie Charteris" " SAINT IN NEW YORK." Recommended by Censor tor Adults. - — I'ATRONS NOTE: —, | A REAL LIVE BABY | | WILL BE GIVEN AWAY | : In Each Theatre To-morrow Evening- I MATINEE TO-MORROW (SAT.). 2 P.M. Same Great Programme as above, also Cartoon and Comedy, etc., nnd MORE FREE MOVIE STAR PHOTOS. j STATE laiso'sat. at 7.45 ONEHUNGA. I Phone 12-341 | Deaf Aids Installed I TOMMY KELLY. MAY ROBSON. In Mark Twain's THE ADVENTURES OF — TOM SAWYER — All in Glorious Teclinicolour. JOE I'KNNER — JUNE TRAVIS. "GO CHASE YOURSELF." II it 111 Approved for Universal Exhibition. MATINEE TOMORROW (SAT ). 2 P.M. Sam-* Great rrncrainiiie as above, anil MORE FREE MOVIE STAR I'HOTOS. | PEINCESS'ftr'g;;." 7.45 I DOMINION RD. Phone 15-433 I Centrally Heated. I Deaf Aids Installed. GARY COOPER, BIXNIE BARNES. BASIL RATHBONE. "ADVENTURES OF MARCO POLO." Approved for Universal Exhibition. RICHARD DIN. WHITNEY BOURNE, "BLIND ALIBI." Recommended by Censor for Adults. Also Latest 1938 MARCH OF TIME, full of momentous events. MATINEE TO-MORROW (SAT). 2 P.M. "Adventures of Marco Polo," also George O'Brien in "Windjammer." Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. & MORE FREE MOVIE STAR PHOTOS. zgm NEW REGENT.|g^ Centrally Heated. Phone 14-142. _ To-night at 7.45, and Sat. at 2.15 and 7.45. Gary Cooper. Marlene Dietrich. "DESIRE." Recommended by Censor for Adults. Jack Halev. Ann Sothern in "DAXGER —LOVE AT WORK." Approved for Universal Exhibition. Special Added Attraction—On the Stage — at the MATINEE TO MORROW. SAT., 2.15 — "POPEYE" IN PERSON — IP® PETER PAN^JJ To-night To-night 8.30 P.M. - 1 A.M. To-night To-night , To-night Lauri Paddi s Band. To-night To-night \27Q\ ln s cludlng J2761 To-night I _ I Supper I I To-night To-night „ _ , __ To-night Reserves : Tel. 46-777. To-night To-night To-night Manager . . . NEIL EDGAR. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. STARS YESTERYEAR. SATURDAY — 2.30 P.M. Tyr EW rgBALAND V. V. (Internationals) (Representatives) Roll up and see some of the great Oldtimers again in action —Ces. Dacre, Jock Corbett. Reg. Craxton, Jack Batty, Phil Neesham. Bill Wallwork, Reg. Boyne (Aston Villa). Ted Carter (Wolves") and others whose names were familiar to you a decade and more ago. FALCON CUP (SEMI-FINAL), 3."J0 P.M. THISTLE v. ABELS THISTLE v. ABELS Cup Tie Soccer at its best. Extra time EARLY GAME—I.IS P.M. STH GRADE KNOCK-OUT FINAL. Y M.C.A. JJOVBRS V. QOMRADES The coming Stars —these lads are great. A GREAT AFTERNOON'S SOCCER. ROLL UP, OLD BOYS! BLANDFORD PARK 23 REMOVAL NOTICES. OF QARPENTERS AND JOINERS AND JOINERS' TO MEMBERS AND OTHERS. Take notice that from MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 19, 1938. the Office will be REMOVED TO 304 (THIRD FLOOR), PACIFIC BUILDINGS. WELLESLEY STREET WEST. J. G. KBNNERLBY. 23 Secretary. CHEMISTS. TJALPH'S Reliable Remedies, prompt mail XAi order Chemist. —201, Symond-J St., Auck. D