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Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 33, 9 February 1939, Page 28

AMUSEMENTS. IniHl IIU 11 " 1,, " 11 "^!!! 01111111 *" 1 * 11^*1114 "" 11 I llllllUlfliiuiniimnnrmiinimiimfmnnTnnnnntlllltll 1! Direction : Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. Continuous Sessions : 11.0, 2.15, 5.0, S.O. LAST DAY DEANNA DURBIN In "THAT CKKTAIX AGB." Approved for Universal Exhibition. — TO-MORROW — A Story of H;ippy Youth. It's your story on the Screen! ANDREA LEEDS ANDREA LEEDS ANDREA LEEDS ANDREA LEEDS r Swei-trr than ever in " YOUTH TAKES A FLING." " YOUTH TAKES A FLING." A lnivermil Special. Recommended h»/ Censor for Adults. WITH JOEL McCREA. In Addition A S(RKAMIX<;LY FINNY COMEDY. — CHARLIE RUGGLES — — CHARLIE RUGGLES — I'lmrlie n( his Funniest 111 i "HIS EXCITING NIGHT." "HIS EXCITING NIGHT." Urrnmmvndvd h<, Crnxnr for A.lultx. A HI'RRII'A.MO <H HKAKTV I.AI<:I1S! YEXT \yioioK's /yrsTAxniXG _ J MAYFAIR J H [ Queen St. Tlione 42-IGO. I I)e.-if Aida Avallnhlo. '| I | Directltm: AinnlKamntt-il Thoatre«. Ltd. Final SiTeenini; Ti> (it S. SON.IA lIKNIE— KM'IIAKP (iRKENE "MY LUCKY STAR" Approved /or Universal Exhibition. DON AMKCIIB --ARI.KKN WHELAN " GATEWAY " Recommended It;) tensor for Aifiiltn. rO-MORROW: = Meet the ScrewhiiH and Chain (;;ui^! FIRST X./. SCREENINI3. FIRST N.Z. SCREENING. TONY MARTIN, PRBSTON FOSTER. piiYi.i.ts nitooKs. SUM SI'MMEKVII l.i:, Sidney Tuler — .Iniie Harwell. AItTIM It TREACHER. Alan Ilinilmrt -~ KililU- Collins, BILL ROBINSON, In THE PICTIRE THAIS SO FINNY IT'S DOWNRIGHT iLI.Kti'AL: i UP THE RIVER UP THE RIVER UP THE RIVER I UP THE RIVER i UP THE RIVER ■—■ - .- i ■ .i ■.'— i I Approved for L'niverent Exhibition. SOMETHING NEW IN PRISON 'RIOTS'! A NEW PAGE IN PEXDEMOXIUM! A NEW SEXSAyVma IN THIS HOOSEGOW HYSTERIA ! NO BARS ON i'HB HILARITY! NO WALLS AROUND THE FUN! THE "BIG" hVh'.SK IS NOW A MADHOUSE: Introducing the world's slickest Snlesmen . . . they even eel; themselves! PARDON EM . . .? The Governor wouldn't even excuse 'em ' THE COMEDY SURPRISE I OF 1939 ! MAYFAIR — TO-MORROW! AMUSEMENT PARK, CIVIC SQUARE. TO-NIGHT AND BVBRY NIGHT. JUST FOR FUN. ADMISSION TO PARK FRBE. LECTURES. THE BIBLE ON WORLD AFFAIRS. IMPORTANT BRITISH-ISRAEL LECTURE. The Auckland British-Israel Association has arranged for MR. T. N. FOSTER, who has just concluded a Successful Lecture Tour in England and Canada and Is en route to Australia, to Lecture in the CONCERT CHAMBER, TOWN HALL, TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY), AT 8 O'CLOCK. "J-fcICTATORSHIPS, \ RMAGBDDON AND T>RITAIN." Come and hear what the Bible has to say on current world affairs. A'LL SEATS FREE. COLLECTION. ACCKLAND BRITISH-ISRAEL ASSN.. Incorporated. 200. Pacific Building. Wellesley Street. Auckland, C.I. :9 DANCING. BLIND INSTITUTE, Auckland's most Brilliant Band, old-time, and modern.— Box 8. Newmarket. Phone 4.*-S7O. B EPI SHALFOON'S Dance Band Bureau; 8 Bands availahle.—Atwaters Pianou. B TEACHERS OF DANCING. TIO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! -I- GAIETY HALL. Surrey Crescent. Harlem Dance Club's , •SEMI-FINAL QUICKSTEP COMPETITION To be Judged by Popular Vote. Ml winners of previous heats to be in hall by 9.30. Come and Sec these Dancers In Action! Monts Carlo. Supper. Vlodern and Old-time Dancing and a Great Night's Entertainment. l/« Single — 2/B Double. 0 A RT. LARKINS and his Dance Band. I cl Inquiries. Phone 27-jr.O. MWII FRANK WOODRUKFK, The Expert In- | structor on Vacation. —174, Symonds St. • B LAWN TENNIS. A BRUCE & SON# for Genuine Tennis f*-« Racquet Restringing.—94. Albert St. B OPPORTUNITY — Racquets Restruns. 5/11; also 25/ Restrings now 15/.— Hodern Bag, above and opp. Town Hall. D DACQUETS Restrung and Repaired, work L * guaranteed.—Watts Depot; Exchange ■AIM. X> !