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Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 84, 11 April 1939, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. i "TO HELL WITH BURGUNDY." Francois Villon hurls defiance as he rallies the Paris rabble to repel the Burgundians at their Rates. Villon, the most colourful man of the years, a beggar who became Chief Constable of France and saved his country . . . found romance and true love in high places. ITS THE GRANDEST ROMANCE EVER filmed: REGENT THEATRE Three Sessions: 11. 2.15 and S p.m. Paramount Pictures Present RONALD COLMAN RONALD COLMAN RONALD COLMAN RONALD COLMAN "J p T W BRE "K"^" 6 " "T F T W BKE TT l^" "JF ■*- **BRE -**-rNG" With ■pBAXCBS T) 1511 . "DASIL TJATHBOXE * EXCEPTIONAL FBATCRBTTBS Include: All-Colour Musical. "MOMENTS OF CHARM." Featuring Phil Spitalny and Ms All-Girl Orchestra. * * POPEYE CARTOON "Goonland." * PARAMOUNT AIR MAIL NEWS. PARAMOUNT PICTORIAL. PLANS AT REGENT. Phone 32-SSS for Reservations. Approved for Universal Exhibition. Symonds St. Direction: R. J. Kerridje. k Daily: 2 and S p.m. Only Three More Days to See Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's 1 "THE CROWD ROARS" I 1 "THE CROWD ROARS" I I "THE CROWD ROARS" | ■ With Robert Taylor. Maureen O'Sullivan. Frank Morgan. RESERVATIONS: Phone 43-645. Recommended by Censor for Adults. Karangahape Road. Dir.: R. J. Kerridge. (200 Tards Newton Side George Court's). Sessions: 1.30 and 7.30 p.m. TWO OUTSTANDING FEATURES . . . Tyrone Power, Alice Kaye, Don Ameche Jack Haley In " ALEXANDER'S TJAGTIME TJAND." " A LEXANDER'S TJAGTIME "DAXD." "ALEXANDER'S T»AGTIME "RANTX" Approved for Universal Exhibition. Also Robert Taylor. Franchot Tone. g Margaret Sulla van. Robert Young In "npHBEH /COMRADES." "rpHREB /COMRADES." "mHREB COMRADES." Recommended by Censor for Adults. "TEB SHOW PLACE OF AUCKLAND." New Zealand's most beautiful Cinema and most luxurious Cafe. | BERKELEY |~ cSRSMi MBy the Sea! At .Mission Bay! M :t ri FINAL SCREENING TO-NIGHT AT 8. !*t Clark Gable. Myrna Loy; Spencer M Tracy. Lionel Barrymore in M "TEST PDLOT." TLf The most thrilling picture of the year! t- Recommended by Censor for Adults. ■M- Specially Selected Featurettes. M Reserves (no extra). Phone 17-377. TUT THE CAFE LOUNGE .... rt Open from Noon till 1 ajn. \ M Luncheons. Afternoon Teas. Grills. M SUPPERS AND DANCING. —_—— —^— —————— | CAPITOL | rfftS^Sfe J\J To-night at a Quarter to Eight! i i Ginger Rogers. Doug. Fairbanks. Jan, M In "JXAVING TTTONDERFUL rrUMB." M A delightful Comedy-Romance. ic Approved -for Universal Exhibition, r~ Also: "WHEN G-MEN STEP IN." JM Thrills and Excitement. \lf Recommended by Censor for Adults. DANCING. ST. SEPULCHRE'S HALL. ANNOUNCING THE OPENING OF THE 1939 DANCING SEASON. An Event eagerly awaited each year by the Auckland Dancers who demand the Best, and who know they will get it at the GRAND OPENING CARNIVAL OF THE I : I TECHNICAL OLD BOYS ! AND ! VENTURA DANCE CLUBS J NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT, APRIL 15. THE BEST SHOW IN TOWN. 11 AMBASSADORS HALL, TO-NIGHT. DOMINION ROAD—SECOND SECTION. COLUMBIA SOCIAL CLUB'S OLD-TIME DANCE, B—l2. Under Sole Management of A. G. COSSET. With PARKER'S ORCHESTRA OF SIX PLATERS. Two Monte Carlos. Excellent Floor, Music. Supper. Admission 1/6. ALWATS THE BEST IX AUCKLAND. 11 ■RENO T-VANCB /^LUB FOR MODERN DANCING. ST. SEPULCHRES HALL. EVERY TUESDAY. OPENS APRIL IS. TO-NIGHT — TO-NIGHT. (Tuesday.) ZEALANDIA HALL — DOMINION ROAD. COSMOPOLITAN OLD-TIME DANCE. I Continuous Dancing S to 11. G<.<"l Prizes. I Merrymakers Famous Dance Band. Finish your liolidav with a good Dan<«\ Admission 1 .—Hostess: MRS. NICHOLL-S. M.C.: J. I MARTIN. **