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Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 31, 7 February 1939, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. lIIIIm i Direction : Amalgamated Theatres. J/td. Continuous Sessions: 11.0. L',ls. 5.0. S.O. VIM'I,I, IDOLISE n EK AS A WI.NSOMH MISS IN TUB THKoKS NA uK HKK -l-'IKST CKI'SII. J)U ANNA DURB DEANNA DURBIN DEANNA DURBIN * DEANNA DURBIN * ! DEANNA DURBIN I * DEANNA DURBIN * DEANNA DURBIN DEANNA , i« ~ DURBIN ANNA "THAT* DURB CERTAIN DU AGE " Witii MELVYN IMII'HI.AS JACK IK OMU'ER NANVV rAIIKIiM,. A pftrored for I' H i rrrstil i.'.rh ihif ion. 11l I MAYFAIR I ' iji|| I || Queen St. Phone 42-IG9. I |j!!j| J | Deaf Aids Available. I 1 >ireft ion : Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. Sessions at 11 -- - — ."> and 8. LAST TIIIiEK NUiIITS. SONJA HENIE Kieliard lirerne—Joan I>avis In " MY LUCKY STAR " .\pjiro ri d for Ini l rrsnf. /: rhihit ion. Also --- | First A urklaml Srreening: DON AMECHE, AKLEEN WIIELAN, In "GATEWAY" Jfrrotti turnth ti lur I'rnsor I lor \ tin It*. j ! nCRYSTAL RIALTO PALACE & RIALTO I SIT. EDEN. NEWMARKET. I \ Phone 14 573. Phone 46-609. | f I >«•!• f Alfl«= Availalil" 1^ Eina'. Sireeniujr, Tonight at g BARBARA STANWYCK, Whosi* portrayal «»f Stella Dallas is truly inspired. JOHN BOLES, As Stephen Dallas, repeating t!i° same exeellent performan<*e he gave in "Craig's Wife/* ANNE SHUJEEY. ALAN lIAM*:. [ ''STELLA' DM,LAS" _ j I "STELLA DALLAS" | hi: com mended bit Vcnnor lor Adults. ] Selrrted Feature! ten Imlud? i j "MK'KKYS AMATKIKS." Walt Disney Technirolour Masterpiece. |

| A T I Final Screenins I XVH(LIAL# Ito nigh! at rt I PONSONBY RD. I Phone 26-940 » I Deaf Aids Available | Definitely youi* lust ehance to see ALICE FAYE. TYRONE POWER. |1|( " ALEXANDER'S |||| lill RAGTIME BAND." ||i| Approved for Universal Exhibition. NOVA PILBEAM in Alfred Hitchcock's ••YOUNG AND INNOCENT." Recommended bu Censor tor Adults. NEW REGENT" ~| epsom. |r — To-night and Wed. at s. Plume 14-142. (JfJ GUEST NIGHT lU'STER I RABBE in Zitne Grev's 6d "WANDERER of the WASTELAND." t Approved /or I nivcrsal Exhibit inn. 6d And Kichnril Bartlielmess, Helen Mack, aA -Forit IK M RS TO WAIT." Ou Rccommcndcd by Censor for Adults. DANCING. IT'S BECOMING A HABIT • TO RESERVE TUESDAY NIGHTS FOR THE | CABARET METROPOLE | They come nil the way from Invercaririll. Duuedin. Christchureli. etc. lone fellow said he came from t lie Polar regions), all ready to be warmed u|> by the | COCOANUT GROVE I HOTSHOTS I (NOW DIETING ON <■ I NP< >WI>KR) If you've never been before then you're missing a trent. but if you have been tlieu o>f course you'll be there. ADMISSION '>/. DRESS OPTIONAL. TO-NIGHT AT 8. 7 TO-NIGHT CARNIVAL MODERN DANCING MODERN DANCING CARNIVAL TO-NIGHT AT THIO ARTS HALL, KITCHENER ST. (Near Public Library). NORM. CHOWDER'S SILVERTONE BAND, The Orchestra that puts Tone and Rhythm into Music. SIT-DOWN SUPPER. ICE CREAM OR TEA. COFFEE. CAKES, ETC. TO-NIGHT, ARTS HALL. The "HIdHLHiHT' of the Week's Dances. CARNIVAL— Hats. Squeakers, Blowouts, Streamers, Balloons, ete. ' Special Numbers—Monte Carlo, Spot Waltz. Balloon Dance ami. of course, the Walk umJ Palais Glide. Ladles 2/H, (Jents . Mnnajjemmt : N. HAMMOND. M.C. : JIM WALTMKS. 7

|QH E Z pAK BB | 1 By the Sen [_ CABARET, Buck In ikl'm Beach. 2/0 — TO-MIiHT — 2/6 Supiwr liK-liided. Cubicle Reservations— Phone 112, Howicfc. rrO-MHHT — AND BV BR Y TUESDAY. - 1 " APOLLO lIALL. j Queen Street. OLD-TIME DANC ING. THE HAPPIEST CROWD IN THE WORJJJ. Admission 1/6. Sit-down Supper. 7 Ambassadors hall. Dominion Road. OPENING NEXT TUESDAY. February 14. A RCH BROWNLIE'S Red Aces OrchesA tru: Modern or Old-time.—Riiij; 15-04:!. TWII LIND INSTITUTE. Auckland's most Brilliant Band, old-time ami modern. Box 8. Newmarket. l'hone 45-B*o- B I'l SHALFOON'S Dance Band Bureau: 8 Bauds available.—Atwaters Pianos. B TEACHERS OF DANCING. FRANK WOODRUFFE, The Expert Instructor on Vacation. —174. Symonds St. . B TYPISfS. MISS HANTO.v. Confidential Public Typing. Duplicating. Vulcan Building. 30-614. B