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Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 19, 24 January 1939, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. ! 1! llllllllllinninnnniiliiiiimiiuniinilllliiiilil! Direction: Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. Continuous Sessions: 11.0. 2.15. S.O, 8.0. j CHILDREN 6d~| 'JANE FUN WITHERS LAUGHS JANE i;A '- nim WITHERS ""ill ll 111 " iT 11 1 " MISS FIX-IT." A Hoth Century-Fox Cofnedy. Fit I PAY N EXT DEANNA DURBIN IN "THAT CKKTAIN A OH." ftofh Ijiproreit for I'nirrrnil Erh ihiti'in. I | MAYFAIR I j Queen St. Phone 42-160. 1 Deaf Aids Available. I ll Direction: L=s Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. yzs ;:; I sth & FINAL WEEK~ ij iu~: 5 — SESSIONS DAILY — 5 ffl jfe-tl At 11—12.30 —2.30—5 and 8. \m 1" DAD AND DAVE 1 J S" DAD AND DAVE § L" : 7; I "DAD AND DAVE g i COME TO TOWN" H - i a COMH TO TOWN" I : r,iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!;;i!,!!iiii:ii!!iii!i.n;i,ii •M'RIPES. PAP . . we'd better get buck to the farm, we've linen here- ~ r. weeks and EVERYBODY'S f rPAL'UHINC AT I S 1 ; • Approved for Universal Exhibition. \ - i|llll!i!!il!!E ROXY — TO-MORROW. SESSIONS: 11 — 2 — 5 — 8 TIVOLI: TO-MORROW j NIGHT, 8 P.M. ALL WESTERN WEEK BEGINS FIRST TIME IN N GEORGE O'BRIEN In " LAWLESS VALLEY " ALSO—A I.SO—ALSO FIRST TIME IN N.Z. BUCK JONES " OUTLAWED GUNS " " OUTLAWED GUNS " ADULTS 1/ 1/ 1/ 1/ 1/ CHILDREN 6d 6d 6d 6d Both Approrcit for Universal Exhibition. ROXY AND TIVOLI— TO-MORROW. PRINCESS - i AIBO Bht at ~B DOMINION RD. Phone 15-439 Deaf Aids Available ( 6d _ GUEST NIGHT — fiH .TIDY t; Alt LAN P. JACK HALEY—DIXIE DUNBAR, 6d In the Ace-High Musical, 6d " PIGSKIN PARADE." /.j Recommended by Censor for Adults. ANN DVORAK. IIARRY CAREY, In 6d "RACING LADY." 6d Approved for Universal Exhibition. I EMPRESS r A V«"w«r 7.45 I NEWTON. I Phone 27-077 6d — GUEST NIGHT — Warren Hull. Jean Mulr, OU "FUGITIVE IN" THE SKY." e j Recommended by Censor for Adults. « a Also THE JONES FAMILY, ffj "BACK TO NATURE." Approved for Universal Exhibition. DE LUXE LJ'JT " 8 MT. ALBERT. )Phon« 40-104 SANDY I'OWEI.L, Popular As Ever, in " LEAVE IT TO ME." Approved for Universal Exhibition NOVA I'ILBEAM In Alfred Hitchcock's "YOUNG AND INNOCENT." Recommended by Censor for Adults. DANCING. TO-NIGHT MODERN DANCING MODERN DANCING TO-NIGHT AT THE ARTS HALL, KITCHENER ST. (Near Public Library). NORM CROWDER'B SILVERTONE BAND. SIT-DOWN SUPPER ICE CREAM OB TEA. COFFEE, CAKES. ETC. TO-NIGHT ARTS HALL The "HIGHLIGHT" of the Week's Dances. Monte Carlo, Spot Waltz, Balloon Dance. Ladles 1/6, Gents 2/. NEXT SUNDAY. MONSTER MIDNIGHT DANCE. ; OLD-TIME AND MODERN. . Management: N. HAMMOND. ■ M.C.: JIM WALTERS. 24 GET THE TUESDAY HABIT AT THE* | CABARET METROPOLE 1 WHERE THEY OFFER YOU SOMETHING DIFFERENT FROM MERE DANCING. THE COCOANUT GROVE HOTSHOTS LOADED WITH DYNAMITE ARE FUNCTIONING on that night and their High-spirited Music will make you glad you didn't stay away, because there Is a wonderful night ahead for you. Always a large crowd, and NELSON FORT (the Ace from Whakntane) In Snxophone Solos nnd PHYLLIS PORTER, the Brilliant SWING SINGER, will certainly help the "Joy" along. TO-NIGHT'S THE NIGHT, so we'll be expecting you. Every minute is precious, so please -be early. ADMISSION 2/. DRESS OPTIONAL. 24 TO-NIGHT — AND EVERY TUESDAY. APOLLO HALL. Queen Street. OLD • TIME. Admission 1/6. Sit-down Supper. 24 \T|7BDNESDAY —And Every Wednesday. W "THE ONYX CLUB" (By the Sea), Auckland's most delightful dancing rendezvous. features JOHNNY MADDEN'S SWING KINGS. Inquiries: RING 40-777 between 10 a.m. and B p.m. 24 BLIND INSTITUTE. Auckland's most BriUlArit Band, old-time and modern. Bo» 8. Newmarket. Phone 45-870. B TOl'l SHALFOON'S Dance Bond Bureau; Hi g Bauds available. —Atwaters Pianos. B TEACHERS OF DANCING. FRANK WOODRUFFE. The Expert Instructor on Vacation.—l 74. Symonds St. B TOILET SPECIALISTS. 12/6 Perm, has lovely curly enda. — vs Clartsrsllt MaUm, Kta— Btf. 41M17. B