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

AMUSEMENTS. • |g 11111111 MAJESTiaIUIHI ' Continuous from 11 a.m. : ACTION! THRILLS! ROMANCE! AND ' . COMEDY GALORE! WARNEI! BROS. .PRESENT 1 HUMPHREY BOGART : HUMPHREY BOGART (Remember his sterling performance in 5 "Crime School") • LOUISE FAZENDA, - NAT PENDLETON, : FRANK McHUGH, ; PENNY SINGLETON, j. And those Incomparable "HILL BILLY" ITES: WEAVER BROS, and ELVIRY '•/ In • j * "SWING YOUR LADY" ~~ " SWING YOUR LADY." " SWING YOUR LADY " "SWING YOUR LADY" ' "SWING YOUR LADY" You'll have the laugh-time of a lifetime when the blacksmith belle ofthe hills meets the. handsome? y; "Rassliu* Rascal frchn New York.'.' ' IT'S ROUGH-HOUSE! IT'S RIOTOUS! V IT'S HILARIOUS!: THE GOOFIEST FEDD THAT EVER MADE THE MOUNTAINS RING WITH LAUGHTER! , _ TO WRESTLING FANS —| THERE'S AN EXCELLENT WRESTLING BOUT IN "SWING I'OUE LADY." THE LIKE OF WHICH YOU'VE NEVER SEEN BEFORE!. I — ASSOCIATE FEATURE — IT'S "ACTION" WITH THE LID OFF! HEAD-ON COLLISIONS. RACE-TRACK . SPILLS, A RUNAWAY BUS, are just a few of the thrills that BEVERLEY ROBERTS £c DICK PDRCELL hand you in - "DAREDEVIL DRIVERS" " DAREDEVIL DRIVERS "• "DAREDEVIL DRIVERS". ■ More Thrills. Spills and Chills than the : v " TOLL OF THE ROAD"Dotli Approved jor Universal Exhibition. PLANS MAJESTIC — PHONE 43-210. Fuller's Theatres y — * Phone -6-011. BRITANNIA W PONSONBY Newsreels Nightly at 7.30. A Special Musical Comedy Attraction. NELSON EDDY — ELEANOR POWELL, Frank Morgan and Edna May Oliver in. . "ROSALI E." Approved for Universal Exhibition. Donald Woods and Nan Grey in " DANGER ON THE AIR." Recommended by Censor for Adults. I Fuller's Theatres Phone 22-653. I VICTORIA CJ DEVONPORT J 7.:i0 — TO-NIGHT — 7.30 ROBERT TAYLOR. FRANCHOT TONE. \ ROBT. YOUNG. MARGARET SULLAVAX v "THREE - COMRADES." 1 Recommended' bp Censor for Adult*. JOE E. BROWN In "THE GLADIATOR. Approved for Universal Exhibition. I Fuller's Theatres \ Phone 20-406. I | CINEMA (l) GREY LYNNj TO-NIGHT AND MONDAY — 7.30. Constance Bennett, Brian Aherne, Raisy I Kelly in the year's prize Comedy Hit— ! "MERRILY WE LIVE." Bobby Breen in "MAKE A WISH." Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. - "The Show Place of Auckland." ~ i , . ; • 1 BERKELEY| C»G, Mbv the Sea! At Mission Bay! M SPECIALLY AIR-CONDITIONED. It's Delightfully Cool Inside. TO-NIGHT* AT EIGHT O'CLOCK. JU Fred Mac Murray, Harriet Hilliara, • ]yj The Yacht Club Boys M " COCOANUT grove:' Approved for Universal Exhibition. •j\/r "Says My Heart" — "You Leave Me Breathless"-"Dreamy Hawaiian Moon > iVX - —You've danced to these numbers for M months; now see the picture that introduced them. \ ; M Cinesound Review, Popeye Cartoon v etc. Reserves (no extra). Phone 17-377. M CAFE LOUNGE— M Luncheons. Teas. Grills. ■ Tiff Delightful Afternoon Teas by the Sea. SUPPERS AND DANCING. M Open till 1 a.m. Sundays till \ 1 CAPITOL \ ■ , JVI To-night at a Quarter to Eight. m WM. POWELL and ANNABBLLA In Z " THE BARONESS AND Z THE BUTLER." •I"- A Delightful and Amusing Romance. TVFAIso Louise Hayward. Kay Sutton in T, T "THE SAINT IN NEW YORK." I*l Leslie Charteris' Thrilling Story. "Aftßoth Rcctommcndcd by Censor for AdiM? | PEERLESS THEATRE! I ST. HBLIBR'S. PHONE 25-GS9. I FINAL'SCREENING TO-NIGHT AT S. SPENCER TRACY, LUISE RAINBR In "BIG CITY" "BIG CITr." v The year's outstanding action-filled c ora . e(ls \ • drama, with the Big City for its setting. Also Fox and Metro News, a Pete Smitn Specialty. Cartoon, etc. Commencing Mo>n., Jeanette Mac Donald in "FIREFLY. _ 1111 NEW ROYALIj SS This Evening at 7.30. ROBERT TAYLOR In ' "A YANK AT. OXFORD." Jack Buchanan in "THE SKY'S THE LIMIT." Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. MAYPAIR— TO-NIGHT AND MONDAY AT 7.30. Robert Young. Florence Rice, Frank Morgan. Bdna Mav Oliver in "ROMANCE FOR THREE.". . Also Charles Quigley, Rosalind Keith in "GUARDIANS OF THE AIR.".'. BotJb Approved Jor Universal Exhibition. RESTAURANTS AND TEAROOMS. SANITARIUM Cafe, Queen St. —Delight- . ful Vegetable and Fruit Salads all FOR DANCING, TROTTING, SPORTING, CRICKET, LECTURES, ' MEETINGS, MOTOR CYCLE RACING, MOTOR CAMPS, SHOWS, EXCURSIONS, AVIATION, SCHOLARSHIPS, RUGBY LEAGUE, ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL, ATHLETIC SPORTS, ART UNIONS, ETC. ADVTS., SEE PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN.