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Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 75, 30 March 1939, Page 28

AMUSEMENTS. THE EMBASSY J. C. Williamson's Intimate Theatre. SESSIONS: 11 A.M.. 2.15 AND S P.M FOR RESERVATIONS — PHONE 32-660. TO-DAY! THE MOST SENSATIONAL PLAY OF RECENT YEARS TO COME TO THE SCREEN "BLACK LIMELIGHT" "BLACK LIMELIGHT" "BLACK LIMELIGHT" "BLACK LIMELIGHT" "BLACK LIMELIGHT" "BLACK LIMELIGHT" OVER 000.000 PEOPLE SAW THE PLAY—NOW THE FILM! WITH RAYMOND MASSEY RAYMOND MASSEY RAYMOND MASSEY Remembered as the leading man in "Tbinsrs to Come." JOAN MARION JOAN MARION JOAN MARION The Brilliant Tasmanian Actress. And WALTER HUDD WALTER HUDD Remembered in "Hou«master." "BLACK LIMELIGHT" A remarkable drama—.-outlining a woman's passionate struggle to save her husband's life! "BLACK LIMELIGHT" one of the greatest thrillers ever written ... it will keep you on the edge of your seat with breathless anticipation! "BLACK LIMELIGHT" It's Exciting! . . . Thrilling! . . . Arresting! . . . Dramatic! ... —yet true to life! "BLACK LIMELIGHT" A thought-provoking story every man and woman should see! "BLACK LIMELIGHT" At The EMBASSY OF COURSE! Recommended by Censor for Adult*.

Karaiigaliape Road. Dir.: H. J. Kerridge. (200 yards Newton Side George Court's.) 1.30 AND 7.30 P.M. Final Screenings. Robert Young, Florence Rice. Frank Morgan In | "ROMANCE FOR THREE" | And Wallace Beery. Virginia Bruce in j BAD MAN OF BRIMSTONE 1 Both Recommended by Censor for Adultm. I Commencing Friday ! Freddie Bartholomew in "LITTLE LOUD PALNTLEROV" and I Robert Young. Barbara Stanwyck in "RED SALUTE." I Roth Approved for Universitl Exhibition. 1 " THE LONDON"*^ 1/ Laughter Week—2 Big Features: (M 1 / (1) ROBERTSON HARE In Y;'AREN'T MEN BEASTS!'SI 'AREN'T MEN BEASTS!'™ Z, (2) JEANNE DANTE In 5® y" 4 DAYS' WONDER." 1/ Adults Cd and 1/. Children Gd. 6d J / Both Approved Universal Exhibit ion. CJ THE FUNNIEST BILL TO-DAY! THE LONDON. Opp. C.P.O. OQ I TUDOR CINEMA j remdera. i I Phone 24-743. This Evening at 5.151 ==CARY GRANT. KATHARINE HEPBURN. Lew Ayres. Edward Everett Horton and Binnio Barnes in = "HOLIDAY" Recommended by Censor for Adults. ==From the stage play by Philip Barry. —-One of the Big Comedies of the year' SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. I GAIETY CINBMA i takapuna. ' 1 l_Phone 23-465. - TO-NIGHT — ERROL FLYNN In : "THE PERFECT SPECIMEN." Approved for Universal Exhibition. \ AVONDALE K > -— s p.m. ph. 47-783.1 = n^ rKC » •y u , rphv . an<l Virginia Field In ir Universal Exhibition. Commencing Friday — "BAD MAN OF BRIMSTONE." fSTRAND I onehunga 1— I Phone 12-3 SO. — G n"i.r S T KI «HT — TO-NIGHT = " ""••SSSS.JS 1 JSSffi-. •' = ?-"■ — I next ~rn o p p K r~ —i r=r ! 1" RIDAY : "J. O p p e r!" ; Ml Approved for Universal Ej-hihm I AMBASSADOR Pt. Chevalier. I At 8 p.m. | — ?iL?> S T KIG HT. .. Jcan Ropers in — "MYSTERIOUS CROSSING." = 2v?vr-S u ?. n ;Jv atricia BlHs in makes trouble." by Censor for Adult* FUNERAL NOTICES. flLfg T, OL bartons true $ssfCj BLUES. NO. 32. PAPAKURA. , T , he Brethren of the above i ? nt * Members of the »«"•! >'.« fi~s? ,, ~.s e u , s u ss!s r SfilVrS CPme'erj- c ' a By Order. W.M. 1 x3O r. j. JOHNSTON. Secretary. ! JUMBLE SALES. A T , ST -„ MATTHEWS JIALL. 1 P.M. (NOTE TIME). FRIDAY. MISSIONS TO SEAMEN JUMBLE SALE 30 School Carnival, day, 7 p.m? L " PPer QUCen St " F £j