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Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 128, 2 June 1939, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. EMBASSY J. C. Williamson's Intimate Theatre. TELEPHONE 32-660. TO-DAY AT 11 A.M.. 2.15. 5 AND 8 P.M SHOPPERS , SESSION AT " 5 P.M. WARNER BROS. PRESENT The screen's Greatest Stars straight from the adventures of "Robin Hood"' in a Grand. Hilarious Whirl of Comedy ! ERROL FLYNN ERROL FLYNN ERROL FLYNN OLIVIA DE HAVILLAND OLIVIA DE HAVILLAND OLIVIA DE HAVILLAND PATRIC KNOWLES PATRIC KNOWLES PATRIC KNOWLES ROSALIND RUSSELL ROSALIND RUSSELL ROSALIND RUSSELL IX " FOUR'S A CROWD" "FOUR'S A CROWD" "FOUR'S A CROWD" And This Crowd's a Panic! A Riotous Modern Comedy ... the greatest laugh-packed hit of all time . . . even merrier than "Merrily We Live." FBATTRBTTES INCLUDE: "LAD IN BAGDAD." Comedy Cartoon. '•CANDID KID." a Musical Revue. "PATHB GAZETTE." SHOWING THE KING AND QUEEN LEAVING FOR CANADA AND THE RUGBT LEAGUE CUP FINAL AT WEMBLEY. Approved for Universal Exhibition. "WHITE BANNERS" At The Embassy Shortly. Approved for Universal Exhibition. - I oJ. xYJrC I ~ '\ 1 Karangahape Rd. Dir. : R. .7. Kerridge. I I (UOOyds Newton Side George Court's.) | I DAILY. 1.30 AND 7.30 P.M. 1 I The Biggest Entertainment Value I y ever offered in Auckland | 1 Jeanette MacDooald. Allan Jones in 1 |§ Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's H 1 "FIREFLY" 1 I "FIREFLY" I I "FIREFLY" I I Also: I = Robert Montgomery, Virginia Bruce, I S in Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's e I'FIRST HUNDRED YEARS , ! ['FIRST HUNDRED YEARS , jj I And Episode 13, i 1 " THE SECRETS OF 1 I TREASURE ISLAND." 1 WBoth Approved for Universal Exhibition.% i . I *=.^—— I STATE 1 •* I SYMONDS STREET. Dir.: R. J. Kerridge. I New Winter Starting Time, rr ipr P.M. JOAN CRAWFORD ROBERT YOUNG MARGARET SULLAVAN MELVYN DOUGLAS in Metro-Gold-wvn-Mayer'e || "THE SHINING HOUR" Hi || "THE SHINING HOUR" |l || "THE SHINING HOUR" || ||! "THE SHINING HOUR" || Also: DENNIS O'KEEFE FLORENCE RICE REGINALD OWEN in Metro-Goldwvn-Maver'e I"VACATION FROM LOVE"11 TVACATION FROM LOVE"|( '"VACATION FROM LOVE"|j Reservations. Phone 43-645. Both Recommended hit Censor fer Adults. "The Show Place of Auckland." (It's So Warm and Cosy.) I BERKFJ/FIY I CINEMA and I -PJ^ I I CAFE LOUNGE. ]yj By the Sea ! At Mission Bay! .._ Reserves — Phone 17-377. ]yj Two Big Pictures ! M Commencing To-night at 7.45. Bobbie Brecn. with Irene Dare ]y[ the r.-year-okl Skating Marvel, in M " BREAKING THE ICE." ■»«• Also The Jones Family ip U " SAFETY IN NUMBERS." * Both Approved for Universal Exhibition iVI Cinesouud Review, etc. M THE CAFE LOUNGE ■ TV/f Luncheons!. Afternoon Teas. Grills. •"■*■ SUPPERS AND DANCING TILL 1 a.m. It's So Warm and Cosy. I CAPITOT. I BALMORAL. I mJLi I Last Night at 7.0. *» MICKEY ROONBY in a Grand Personal "* rrnimph. "THE SCRAPPER." ]V[ Approved for Universal Exhibition. TVT A lso Otto Kruger. JaMjueline Wells in ,£ "COUNSEL FOR CRIME." ' JM A Powerful Melodrama. ji« Recommended by Cciiw for Adults. ** Also "P'laming Frontiers." Serial. f PEERLESS THEATRE| I ST. HELIER'S. PHONB 25-S6S. | ■rpHB QOUNT OF A JONTB /^IRISTO." ROBERT DONAT — ELISSA L-*XDI. Sensational as a stage play, thrilling as a radio serial and still the most powerful picture ever made. Recommended 6.1/ Censor for Adults. MATINEE SATURDAY. 2.15 P.M.—Same Programme, plus- News. Comedy. Cartoons, etc. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. SOCCER SOCCER SAT. 4«JL 3 RMPONSONBY MT. ALBERT PONSONBY v. GRAMMAR PONSONBY 0.8. Early Game. 2 P.M.. Fourth Grade. NORTH SHORE A V. COMRADES. KING'S BIRTHDAY. RETURN CHALLENGE. DRUMMOND CUP. NAVY AUCKLAND NAVY v. AUCKLAND NAVY AUCKLAND THE GREATEST NAVY SIDE SEEN IX ACTION FOR YEARS. THE GAME A FORTNIGHT AGO THRILLED EVERYONE. BLANDFORD PARK. 2 MEETINGS. Q<OCIAL SECURITY. ALL RECEIVING OR SEEKING BENEFITS. A Meeting will l>e held in Epiphany Hall. Newton, SATURDAY. 1" :i 111. W. MILLAR. JIM EDWARDS. 2