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Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 35, 11 February 1939, Page 24

AMUBEMENTS. NEW ZEALAND'S PREMIER THEATRE. Direction : Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. — 11 A.M. — 2.15 — 8 P.M. — ALL AUCKLAND IS TALKING! 000 000000000 000000000000000000 = | "SUEZ" |o s| fl| "SUEZ" |j|| mm "suez" miii °§!f§ "suez" !§§§° '§1 "SUEZ" ll c o o 000000000000000000 000000000 000 Starring — TYRONE POWER — — TYRONE POWER — — LORETTA YOUNG — — LORETTA YOUNG — — — — ANNABELLA — FAREWELL WEEK * FAREWELL WEEK Of Everybody's Favourite, — PENN HUGHES — — PENN HUGHES — Wizard of the Wurlitzer. COMING , CHARLES TUCKWELL World Renowned Organ Exponent. A '-!oth Century-Fox Epic. Approved tor Universal Exhibition. | STATE [ To-night at I DEVONPORT. iPhone 22-501 ° | Deaf Aids Available I CHARLES BOYER, HEDY LAMAUK, SIGKID GLKIE, In Walter Wangor's "ALGIER S." "ALGIER S." Recommended by Censor for Adults — Selected Featiirettea Include ■, "FASCIST THREAT TO GIBRALTAR." | Latest 103S March of Time. i STATE \ To-night at O ONEHUNGA. Phone 12-344 ° Deaf Aids Available j BARBARA STANWYCK, Even eclipsing her "Stella Dallas." HERBERT MARSHALL, In his most inspired role. " ALWAYS GOOD-BYE." Recommended by Censor tor Adults. THE CRAZY GANG In tho Magical Comedy, "ALF'S BUTTON AFLOAT." Approved for Universal Exhibition. PRINCESS I To-night at '7 4.^1 DOMINION RU. I Phone 15-439 • Deaf Aids Avaiiabie I lIELL DIVERS OF THE DEEP Who Flirt with D?ath and Lau;;h! TAT O'BRIEN — FRANK McIIUGH, "SUBMARINE D-l." Approved for Universal Exhibition. GINGER ROGERS. DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, JUN., HAVING WONDERFUL TIME. Recommended by Censor for Adults. And Walt Disney'g "SELF CONTROL." I REGAL ITo-night at rr A~ I PONSONBY BD. Phona 26 040 • I Deaf Alda Available 1 JANE WITHERS BORRAH MINEVITCH And His Harmonica Comedians, in "RASCAL S." WARNER BAXTER, MARJORIE WEAVER " I'LL GIVE A MILLION." Bpth Approved for Universal Exhibition. 1 ALEXANDRA rTo„, n , s 1 GREEN LANE. iPh. lfi:«47 O GRACIE FIELDS (Qoeen of Mirth and Melody), with VICTOR McLAGLEN In the Funniest of all Laughmakers, WE'RE GOING TO BE RICH. JACK lIOLT, MAE CLARKE, OUTLAWS OF THE ORIENT. Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. i — Special Added Attraction , | " G-MEN OF THE SEA " I Latest March ot Time. [ ~ THE DANCERS' RENDEZVOUS. Dancing in an atmosphere of „ Gaiety and: Romance. GRAND CARNIVAL NIGHT TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT I

J CHEZ PAREE k = CABARET m a== —" By the Sea — l -i BUCKLAND'S BEACH. — CHEZ PAiREE BAND WILL PLAY — MODERN AND OLD-TIME DANCING. THE BEST FLOOR IN AUCKLAND 2/« — SUPPER INCLUDED — 2/6 Dress Optional. CUBICLE RESERVATIONS— PHONE 112, HOWICK. MID-WEEK DANCE EVERY TUESDAY. Chei Paree Cabaret is available for Balls. Private Dances and all Social Occasions by arrangement. Catering if desired. Inquiries, Phone 112. Howick. AUCKLAND CHORAL SOCIETY. PICNIC TO MOTUIHI. SATURDAY NEXT, FEB. 18. *.Ji?;,S UCHESS Leaves end of CENTRAL i WHARF at 9 o'clock a.m. TICKETS 2/ each, including Landing Pee, Hot Water and Milk. Tickets obtainable from "Record Shop," Queen's Arcade, or on Wharf morning of Picnic. Children half-price. AFTERNOON LAUNCH leaves Auckland Launch and Tow Boat Co.'s Office, next to Prince's Wharf, at 1.15 o'clock. 11 ' K 18 FT - \V° RLDS g AILIyG QHAMPIONSHIP "ON THE WAITEMATA. WED., FEB. 15, FRI., FEB. 17, SAT., FEB. 18. Competitors—TAßEE, holder of titlo, also MALVINA and ST. GEORGE, of Sydney 18ft Sailing League, with Auckland's best M and V Class Boats. First Prize" £ 30, Second £ 15, Third £5, and World's Champion Trophy, value £100. Also N.Z. Championship and Inlaid Plaque of N.Z. Woods. All Lovers of Aquatic Sport are invited to see the Sydney Fliers competing -with Auckland's Best for first time In history. First and Second Races start at 3 p.m. from St. Mary's Boat Harbour. Admission, 1/. Final raee off Tamakl Yacht Clubhouse, Admission, 2/6. 11