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Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 80, 5 April 1939, Page 28

AMUSEMENTS. LAST 2 DAYS! Z PLAZA —A J (Queen Bt.) 1 i Direction : Amalgamated Theatres, 9&L. Upaf Aids Now Available. iiail.v at 11 a.m., 2 p.m.. 5 p.m., 8-psn. j THE I RITZ BROTHERS ■ RITZ BROTHERS In the Grandest Yarn They've Ever Had. 'STRAIGHT, PLACE & SHOW , With Richard Arlen, Ethel Merman, Phyllis Brooks. Approved for Universal Exhibition. pHONB — pLAZA — COM. EASTER SAT. At THE PLAZA. 2Oth Century-Fox will present THE GREAT PICTURE THAT HAS CAPTURED A GREAT TRADITION. *tJii* Sii , - ?&■ Mr i^r "KENTUCKY" "KENTUCKY" "KENTUCKY" "KENTUCKY" "KENTUCKY" "KENTUCKY" "KENTUCKY" *it W *lt *it The fire of young romance! The proud sport o£ kings ! A picture big in theme and emotion ....with the Kentucky Derby its spectacular climax ! With LORETTA YOUNG LORETTA YOUNG LORETTA YOUNG RICHARD GREENE RICHARD GREENE WALTER BRENNAN DOUGLAS DUMBRILLE, KAREN MORLEY THE SPORT OF KINGS AND ITS SPECTACULAR CLIMAX . . . THE KENTUCKY DERBY! ALL IN THE SPLENDOUR OF GLORIOUS TECHNICOLOUR. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE BOX PLANS ARE NOW OPEN And as there will be an unprecedented rush for seats we would suggest you RESERVE EARLY. Approved for Universal Exhibition. pHONB — pLAZA — I PRINCESS I I DOMINION ROAD. | Phone 15-43S* O I Deaf Aids Available I 6d — GUEST NIGHT — fij ALICE FAYE. JACK HALEY, " u PATSY KELLY, NED SPARKS, J/J BEN BERNIE, WAL. WINCHELL, In the Bright and Happy Musical, 6d "WAKE UP AND LIVE." ISA Approved for Universal Exhibition. UU VICTO R MOORE, HELEN BRODEUICK 6d - WE'RE ON THE JURY." fiH Recommended by Censor for Adults. i A nTT "DITT T Final Screening AUtijLira.l I To-night at 7QA! RICHMOND AV. |Phone 27 235 l>olll I Deaf Aids Available | 6d — GUEST NIGHT — K - BIG ATTRACTIONS — K CA JANE DARWELL, SALLY BLANE, °" "GREAT HOSPITAL 6d MYSTERY." 6d Recommended by Censor for Adults. 6d WHEELER AND WOOLSEY, 6d ON AGAIN—OFF AGAIN. „. Approved for Universal Exhibition. Dd "ICE FLOW," "EASY ACES," NEWS. AMUSEMENT PARK, CIVIC SQUARE, NOVELTY NIGHT TO-NIGHT. HEATS OF SKILFUL DRIVING. AND EVERY NIGHT JUST FOR FUN. ADMISSION TO PARK FREE. EXHIBITIONS. AUCKLAND WINTER EXHIBITION. MAY 3 TO 13. EPSOM SHOW GROUNDS. CLASSES FOR— Farm and Garden Produce, Home Industries, Needlework. Art, Photography, iSchools, Bakers' Bread. Women's Institute ■ Courts. ENTRIES CLOSB ON APRIL 14. Free Schedule available on application to the A. and P. Association, 41. Albert St., Auckland. For Poultry Schedule apply to Secretary, Auckland Poultry Club, Box 360, Auckland. For Dog Schedule apple to Secretary, Auckland Kennel Club. 14, Gladstone Rd.. Mt. Albert. EXHIBITION SPACE. Tlioße requiring Space in the Pavilions are advised to make immediate application. W. F. O'DONNE-LL. N. E. CRIMP. 5 Co-Managere. CHURCH NOTICES. A OT- pATRICK'S /-IATHEDRAL. JJOLY WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY AT 7.30 P.M.— SOLEMN OFFICE OF TENEBRAB. HOLY THURSDAY AT 10 A.M.— SOLEMN PONTIFICAL MASS. BLESSING OF THE HOLY OILS , AND PROCESSIONS TO THE ALTAR OF REPOSE. GOOD FRIDAY AT 10 A.M.— MASS OF THE PRBSANCTIFIED. STATIONS OF THE CROSS AT 3 P.M. SPECIAL PREACHBR ON THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SUNDAY NIGHTS: JJEV. jmATHER TT-ILLIAN, O.F.M. :6