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

AMUSEMENTS. LAST PERFORMANCE) OF " BLACK LIMELIGHT " With RAYMOND MASSBY. Recommended by Censor for Adults. EMBASSY J. C. Williamson's Intimate Theatre. COMMENCING TO-MORROW. FOUR SESSIONS : 11 A.M., 2.15. 3 AND S P.M. METRO - GOLDWYN - MAYERS * II il "THREE "THREE a new and "TTIPTTTT , HILARIOUS THREE combdy ROMANCE I I IT FOLLOWS LOVES ON THE HEELS LOVES .. MER - ILY WB LOVES live." I ] I AND IS EVEN jI j MORE HILARIOUS. HAS HAS HAS ill NANCY" NANCY" NANCY" 111 111 WITH in Ml JANET .... ~ ~-~ GAYNOR Lovely Heroine of GAYNOR " A Star is Born " GAYNOR 111 111 ROBERT .... MONTGOMERY ••nS Must MONTGOMERY Fal '" MONTGOMERY 111 I!! FRANCHOT .... Remembered TONE TONE Comrades." TONE m m AND * REGINALD OWEN. CLAIRE DODD. GUY KIBBBB. AT THE EMBASSY. PLANS ARE FILLING RAPIDLY. RESERVE NOW Telephone 32-660. Approved for Universal Exhibition. I " THE LONDON "~~\ DOUBLE FEATURES gd HERBERT MARSHALL Iu J / 6d M AKD W Ar POR A L ADr " 1/ 6d FOR A 1/ I 6" Sparkling Comedy. 1/ 1 6d PRESTON FOSTER In 1/ I gj QUTCASTS OF TJOKER "pLAT t'. 6d QUTCASTS OF TJOKER -pLAT \f 6d An- Exciting Western. 1/ (trlßoth Approved for Universal Exhtn.l / "j Adults 6d. Res. 1/. Children 6d. * f , I Dα —"THE LONDON." Opp. C.P.O. —1/ I TUDOR CINEMA I RBMUBRA. \ IUIHJIt, J p hone 04.749. r=; This Evening at 5.15 ! rzrVyiLL with • ' -*- Margaret Lockwood and John Loder in <he Scottish Picture = "OWD BOB" Approved for Universal Exhibition. A remarkable dog story from the book by Alfred Ollivant. If you are a lover of dogs don't miss this picture! EXCELLENT FEATURBTTES! "The Show Place of Auckland." I RFRTCFT FY I CINEMA and jyj By Uie Sea ! At Mission Bay! ]VJ DEFINITELY LAST NI«;HT AT S! M Crowded Houses have acclaimed this the most delightful comedy for M years »- Frank Morgan. Florence Rice M In JUJ "JJEG. gORROW OR gTEAL." M Approved for Universal Exhibition. ■«« Reserves (do extra). Phone 17-377. "' CAFE 'LOUNGB (open noon till 1 a.m.) I CAPITOT I BALMORAL, j At 7 45 xo-nisht. I M Clark Gable. Myrna Loy. Spencer I M Tracy. Lionel Barrymore in M "THE TEST PILOT." MThe most thrilling picture of the year! Recommended by Censor for Adults. M Also "THE MARCH OF TIME" ■fL* (Anthony Eden, champion of the «•• League of Nations). M Reserves (no extra). Phone 12-199. liHliHi To-night at 8 : Variety Session 7.30. Jack Haley : Betty Furness : Arthur Treacher : in I "MISTER CINDERELLA" | Max Miller : Jane Carr : in I "GET OFF MY FOOT" I Both Approved for Universal Exhibition CIRCLE 9d : STALLS 6d PEERLESS THEATRE ST. HBLIERS. PHONE 25-SGB. To-night at Eight. WALLACE BEERY. MAUREEN O'SULLIVAN. FRANK MORGAN In "PORT OF SEVEN SEAS." Love. Life and Laughter in M.G.M.'s Super Deep-sea Story. Also News. Comedy. Cartoon, etc. MAYFAIR SANDRINGHAM. •"•"*• *■ -F ■"■AAV Phone 12-093 ! To-night and Thursday at 7.30—T0p Talent . . . Mirthful . . . Swing Dancing ... all combined! "EVERYBODY SING." ] With ALLAN JONES. JUDY GARLAND. Also "LITTLE MISS ROUGHNECK " With Edith Fellowes. Leo Carrllln. Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. Stalls 1/. Circle 1/6. Children Half. DOMINION MONARCH. For the benefit of Seamen's Charities the Public will be permitted to insnect this Ves-sel on EASTER DAY. SUN«»»Y April l 9. between 2.30 p.m. and 4.30 ■ n>. Adults 1/. Children 6d. Tickets"«bt*!nable at Wharf. NOTE—As many round world passengers will be on board during the Easter Holidays visitors are requested to strictly adhere to the route laid down. W. H. HARTMAN, ■•8 In Command. .