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Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 17, 21 January 1939, Page 24

' AMUSEMENTS. THE EMBASSY J. C. Williamson's New Intimate Theatre. Telephone 32-600. SESSIONS: 11 A.M., -'.15 AND S P.M. DEFINITELY LAST FOUR DAYS! Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Present FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW — And — MICKEY ROONEY — In — " rjIHK JJO* JpROM gARXARDO'S." Approved tor t/n Exhibition. 1 COMMENCING THURSDAY! I I COMMENCING THURSDAY! | THE COMEDY EVERYBODY HAS BEEN .WAITING TO SEE! WARNER BROS. Take Pleasure In Presenting T BSME XTOWAKII -"BSLIE JJ-OWAKIi lEBUK TTOWARD -•BSME -Howard Leslie ttoward B.S LI E -CJ-OW A RIJ TBSLIE TTOWARD LESLIE -Howard T BSLIE TTOWARD -"BSLIE -IIoWARII T BSLIE TTOWARD -"BSLIE "OW'ARII Leslie ttoward bsme -Howard Leslie ttoward bslie -Howard Lejslie ttoward BSME XIoWA R D L BSLIE TTOWARD bslie -Howard — IN — 1 " IT'S LOVE I'M AFTER" Recommended by Censor lor Adults, jj — WITH — BETTB m T\AVIS ETTB -L*AVIS Bettb Travis ETTB -*-'AVIS TJETTB T\AVIS ■DETTB -L/AVIS T>ETTB T|AVIS °KTTB J-'AVIS TJETTB TRAVIS -"ETTB -L'AVIS ~ AND — OLIVIA T\E ttavilland LIVIA -L'E -H^viLLAND Olivia t\e ttavilland LIVIA J-'E -H A VILLAND T\E TTAVILLAND -L'b -HAVILLAND /"\UVIA T\E TTAVILLAND "LIVIA -L'e -H-AVILLAND fVLIVIA T\E TTAVILLAND Olivia aJe -Havilland PLANS OPEN FOR FIRST WEBK MONDAY MORNING AT THE EMBASSY. "The Show Place of Auckland." I BERKELEY I CINEMA antf ! 1 CAFE LOUNGE. By the Sea! At Mission Bay! M This Evening nt Eight o'clock. MKay Francis, lan Hunter. Claude Rains in M "STOLEN HOLIDAY." M One of the screen's outstanding M romances. Recommended by Censor tor Adults M "THE MARCH OF TIME." etc. __ Reserves (no extra). Phone 17-377. M THE CAFB LOUNGE— M open from noon till 1 a.m. Sunday* till MlO. Luncheonß. Afternoon Teas, Grills. Suppers and Dancing. I CAPITOT I BALMORAL. I A J. I Phone 12-199. M To-night at a Quarter to Eight. Gladys Swarthout, John Boles in "ROMANCE IN THE DARK." I M A splendid musical farce. | « Recommended by Censor for Adults. I Also The Jones Family in M "A TRIP TO PARIS." Approved for Universal Exhibition. MAnd Walt Disney's Coloured Cartoon, "The Clock Cleaners." 1 THE WINDSOR 1 p P A h^e Kt 2 T £f-To-night and Monday Onlv, at 7.30 Direct from Queen Street. 808818 BREEN with Irene Dare, the TUT flve-year-old Ice Skating Marvel, in "BREAKING THE ICE." M Skating Thrills ! Drama ! Comedy ! JJ Also Jackie Cooper in "Boy of the M Streets." a really grand family picture. Both Approved for Universal Exbtn. 111111111' DELTA *7 7 iffi-J||||||r | TO-NIGHT AND MONDAY AT 7.45. I The Thrill of a Centurv— I " IN OLD CHICAGO." SPBNCBR TRACY, LUISB RAINER In " BIG CITY." Tues.. Wed.. Thursj. Next—Mae West in "EVERY DAY'S A HOLIDAY" and The Jones Family in "LOVE ON A BUDGET." All Recommended by Censor for Adults. REGENT THEATRE TO-MORROW NIGHT, JAN. 22 At 8.15 p.m. PALESTINE — PALESTINE The Rebirth of a Nation. PUBLIC LECTURE BY DR. BENZION SHEIN Envoy of the World Zionist Organisation and the Jewish Agency for Palestine. Chairman: MR. W. H. COCKER. Illustrated by the first Sound Film of Palestine. "LAND OF PROMISE." "LAND OF PROMISE." A Full-length Talkie Recording Zionist achievements in Palestine. "An outstanding film." —The Mayor of Wellington. "A film worth seeing." —"The Dominion." Admission Free — Silver Collection. 2XI