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Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 29, 4 February 1939, Page 28

AMUSEMENTS. NEW ZEALAND'S PREMIER THEATRE. Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, T td. ' 11 A.M. — 2.15 — 8 P.M. THE BLAZING ROMANCE OF DK I.KSSIOPS . . . THE MAX WHO ItEMADE THE WORLD. ;| TTE conquered the desert's | bUJIi/i -d-chokins sands . . crushed ' ' tlie wild Bedouin . . faced tlie bUILZi (urT o£ „ K , , )Illek s i llloom . . . "SUEZ" parted continents that ships (igyggi) might sail tiie dosert! "SUEZ" Starring "SUEZ" TYRONE POWER "SUEZ" TYRONE POWER "SUEZ" TYRONE POWER "SUEZ" I "SUEZ" LORETTA YOUNG "SUEZ" LORETTA YOUNG • "SUEZ" LORETTA YOUNG "SUEZ" I "SUEZ" ANNABELLA "SUEZ" ANNABELLA "SUEZ" ANNABELLA "SUEZ" AND A CAST OF "SUEZ" 0000 rLAyER • rjMIE vision of a beautiful before liiin .. an adoring girl - of the desert ever at his side . . he lashed men to create the jugular vein of the world, the Suez Canal! A 20tli Century-Fox Special. Approved for Universal Exhibition. | STATE To-night at O I ONEHUNGA. Phone 12-344 u 1 Deaf Aids Available TOGETHER AGAIN . . . FRED ASTAIRE GINGER ROGERS In the Merriest of all tiieir Musicals, " CAREFREE." Approved for Universal Exhibition. PETE It LOIiRE In the Thrilling " MYSTERIOUS MR. MOTO." Recommended by Censor for Adults.' Walt Disney's "MICKEY'S TRAILER." And TIIE AUCKLAND CUP, 1935. STATE | To-night at Q DEVON PORT. |Phone 22-101 ° Deaf Aids Available I BARBARA STANWYCK, Even eclipsing her "Stella Dallas." HERBERT MARSHALL, In his most inspired role. " ALWAYS GOOD-BYE." Recommended by Censor for Adults. Also Screening: BRIAN DONLEVY, LYNN BAR I, " SHARPSHOOTERS." Approved for Universal Exhibition f PRINCESS | To-night at Q I DOMINION RD |Phone 15-431) ° I Deaf Aids Available I Even Greater than they say it is! ALICE FAYE, TYRONE POWER, DON AMECHE and a Cast of Thousands, |j|| "ALEXANDER'S llil HII RAGTIME BAND" |||| Also, THE 'JONES FAMILY In "SAFETY IN NUMBERS." Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. | REGAL To-night at 7AX I PONSONBY RD. l'hona 2G-940 ' -*0 I Dcnf Aids Available | Even Greater than they say it is! ALICE FAYE, ' TYRONE POWER, DON AMECHE and a Cast of Thousands, HII "ALEXANDER'S |||| 111 l RAGTIME BAND." Approved for Universal Exhibition. NOVA riLBEAM in Alfred Hitchcock's "YOUNG AND INNOCENT." Recommended by Censor for Adults. RF.fIF.MT EPSOM. ■' 10-night at S. Phone 14-142. SIMON.E SIMON, DON AMECHE, Kobt. Young, Bert Lalir, Joan Davis, In the Exhilarating " JOSETTE." Approved for Universal Exhibition. JOEL McCItEA, FRANCES FARMER, " COME AND GET IT." Recommended by Censor for Adults. SOUTHERN CROSS ELLERSLIE. / TO-NIGHT AND MONDAY AT 7.43 P.M. Warner Baxter, Freddie Bartholomew in "KIDNA P P E D." Also Featuring: "E X T 0 R T I 0 N." Doth Approved for Universal Exhibition. lilllilll DELTA llllllir TO-NIG'IIT. 7.45, AND MONDAY. DOROTHY LAMOUR, W. C. FIELDS* In "7JIHB JgIG JgROADCAST OF Also Joan Davis and Simone Simon in "JOTD AND "ppISSES." Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. ' Tues., Wed., Thurs. Next—Edmund Lowe in "THE •SQUEAKER," and Rudolf Valentino in "SON OF THE SIIEIK." Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. AUCKLAND • ZOOLOGICAL PARK. TO-MORROW SUNDAY, • . FEBRUARY 5. OPEN TILL 7 P.M. /CITIZENS'. DAY., • SEE FOR YOURSELVES YOUR OWN ZOO. HIGHLY APPRECIATED BY VISITORS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD. RECENT EXHIBITS INCLUDE— Alligators. Hamadryad Baboons. Pelicans. • • Kinkajou. • Lizards and • Murray Tortoises. Many Species of Bird Life. SEE THD-^-Anties. of" the Chimpanzees. Feeding j of the Sea Lions. , Jaguar and Tiger Cubs. ELEPHANT AND DONKEY RIDES FOR THE CHILDREN. ( • # INTERESTING And AMUSING EXHIBITS OF EDUCATIONAL VALUE. PARENTS—BRING YOUR CHILDREN TO THE ZOO FOR THE .DAY! Luncheon, Hot "Water, etc., available at the Kiosk. • THE . AUCKLAND ARTILLERY BAND, Under the conductorship of Captain Geo. I Buckley. V.D., will be in attendance by I kind permission of the Oflieer Commanding the Regiment. '< | ADMISSION: Adults 1/. Children 3d. REMEMBER THE ZOO NEXT SUNDAY! JAMBS 3IELLIXG, . :4 Town Clerk.