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Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 108, 10 May 1939, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS. FOUR SESSIONS TO-DAY! AT 11 — 2.15 — 5 P.M. — 8 P.M. ' ■ of course at ST. JAMES , THEATRE Direction: Sir Benjamin Fuller, METRO-GOLD WYN-MATBE'S MARVELLOUS ENTERTAINMENT . . . gi|iii:iiiraiiiiiii:iiiiiiiiiii!'!iiii!iiiiNiii;:ii;i:i:i:i;i7iii;iii;i!ii!iiii:iiniii!!!ii!iii!i!iiiit:iits "BOYS' TOWN" Ij "BOYS' TOWN" I i "BOYS' TOWN" I 1 "BOYS' TOWN" I "BOYS' TOWN" |j iflUimtlIl!lllllll!!l]|[!llllllll!!llll!INi:i!lll!ililllllil;li:il!!;i[lll!imillimill!lilll!l!nii!!il[T| With SPENCER TRACY MICKEY "rOONEY Associate Programme Includes: "HEROES OF LEISURE" Pete Smith Specialty. Our Gang Comedy, Robert Benchley Oddity. Plans at the Theatre from 10 a m Phone 32-920. Approved for Universal Exhibition. liiniiiiiiiniiNramiiiiraniiniiiimiiiiiiiii!!iimiimiiiniiiiii!!!iiiii!!iuniniiiiiiiiiiiiiifliDiiiiiiinn!s 1 7.30 NIGHTLY 7.30 | I TO-NIGHT AND TO-MORROW ONLY. | I Q- ÜBST gHASON ATTRACTIONS | I6D6 D - A LL R EATS ~6 D 6 D I I PRINCE EDWARD I I NBWTOX. Phone 46-252. I I Direction Sir Benjamin Fuller. H g Quality Entertainment Value for Money M M (No. 1) — Lifting tho lid off the inside 0 i| story of racing's greatest jockey. tl I — EDDIE QUILLAN — § I —CHARLES (Chic) SALE—I fj Charlotte HENRY, Marjorie GATBSON § I ill I & " THE GENTLEMAN I FROM LOUISIANA." | H (No. 2)— Romance. laughter and! @ melody all the way with i P : ANNA NKAGLK — E TDLLIO CARMIXATI | I " london'melody." I |= Both Recommended bit Censor for Adults 6 KililllllUilllUlllllilNllllilllUliaiiUlUlllllllllllilllllliiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiniiiuiiigiiiniiin,,,^ J Fuller's Theatres Phone 26-041. I BRITANNIA PONSONBY J Newsroel Session nt 7.30 p.m. j JOEL McCREA, Hero of 'Wells Fargo," with ANDREA LEEDS, The "Letter of Introduction" Girl in "YOUTH TAKES A FLING." Approved for Universal Exhibition Don Terry. Jacqueline Wells in the BcMon-pnckofl thrill adventure "PAID TO DANCE." Exposing the mystery of j;irls who silently disappear. Recommended b\j Censor for Adults. Phone I' 2-653. I VICTORIA KZJ DEVONPORT j 7.30 — TO-NIGHT — 7.30 6d — GUEST NIGHT — 6d ■ Gertrude Michael. Ray .Milland in "TUB IiIOTIKN OF SiIPIIIK LANG" Recommended by Censor for Adults. Joan Howard, Marsha Hunt in "EASY TO TAKE." Approved fur Universal Exhibition. I Kiiller-s Theatres >-> Phone 2(i-4(pf.. f I CINEMA O GREY LYNNI! j Hearing Aiils Installed. I 6d FINALLY TO-NIGHT •— 7.:!(P. CJI'EST NIGHTS 6(J Robert Yoims, Ami Sutliern in -DANCiKHors NIMBER." 6d Charles Butterworth, lua Merkel in "WB WKXT To COLUKiE." Both Approved for Uniremal Exhibition. PICTUREDROME mil for n. TO-XIGHT AT S — GIEST NIGHT GUY KIBKKW In "THB KIG SHOT" And UAUIIARA STANWYCK In "AXXIB OAKLEY." •'.Murch of Time." etc Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. I HIS MAJESTY'S. | By arrangement with J. C. Williamson Ltd. SPECIAL HOLIDAY MATINEES EVERY DAY THIS WEEK AT 2.15. THE MIGHTY CHANG Proudly Presents his £10.000 Production " A TRIP TO HADES." WITH FULL IMPORTED COMPANY OF ORIENTAL. AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN ARTISTS 2i HOURS OF CROWDED THRILLING, AMAZING, MYSTIC ENTERTAINMENT. Packed houses at every performance acclaim the giwius of the Mighty Chang Season definitely must, conclude Next Saturday Night. ONLY 4 MORE NIGHTS AND DAILY MATINEDS TO SBB CHANG The World's Supreme Illusionist. rKICBS Nights. 5/. 4/. 3/. 2/, 1/6. plus tax. Matinees, a/. 2/. 1/6. Children Halfprice. Chang will be at HAMILTON Next Monday and Tuesday. May 15 and 16

Here on Friday by the Marlposa. ALL AUCKLAND WILL AGAIN THRILL TO THE GLORIOUS VOICE OF RICHARD CROOKS CROOKS CROOKS CROOKS CROOKS CROOKS CROOKS CROOKS CROOKS CROOKS IDOL OF MILLIONS. Richard Crooks has the McCormack-like £ ,ft *?<? , m .* kiD 3 the English language beautiful in song. With a repertoire embracing Opera, Oratorio and Ballad Richard Crooks is able to appeal to all shades of musical taste. Opening Gala Concert — Town Hall NEXT SATURDAY NIGHtI NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT. The Social and Musical Event of the Year! Excellent seats available in all parts of b£ij ° U Ltd reserved prices at Lewis RBSERVRD CHAIRS AND BALCONIES '! 5/. </t> AND 10/ (Plus Tax). ENCORE NUMBERS. Music-lovers are invited to send in the names of encores desired. Address personally to Richard Crooks, ca re Lewis Lady. Ltd. The repertoire of Mr Crooks comprises no fewer than 700 operatic excerpts, souks and ballads His records are more in demand than those of any other recorded artist. Second Gala Concert Next Tuesday Evening. J. and N. Tait's Master Attraction.