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Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 165, 15 July 1939, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. EMBASSY J. C. Williamson's Intimate Theatre. Telephone : 32-660. TO-DAY AT 11 A.M.. 2.15 AND 8 P.M. British Empire Films Present . CL.IVE "OROOK LIVE -DrOOK CL.IVE "OROOK LIVE JJROOK CLIVE T)ROOK LIVE -L»KOOK GREATER THAN ever . . in the picture that lias already made famous history '. TH-M \TTAKH / iASE " HI) * ♦ AKM " THI-) VXJARK ( IASK " HlO ♦ ' ARH •' " mHFJ p1A«B" "J-HH »»ARH " The most sensational Court Drama ever staffed at the Old Bailey I .... You will live every thrill from the opening address to the most amazing climax ! — With — JANE BAXTER And BARRY K. BARNES. WHAT WOULD YOU DO? . . . Should a woman stick to her husband when she knows that he is unfaithful to her . . . when she also bnuw* that the everlasting love of her husband's best friend is hers fur the taking! PLEASE DO NOT REVEAL| THE CLIMAX TO YOUR j FRIENDS. } Also THE ONLY coloured Film covering the tour of Their Majesties the King and Queen in Canada. "ROYAL BANNERS OVER OTTAWA." Showing the Guard of Honour comprising the Koval Canadian Mounted Police (The Motilities ) . . . the King and Queen at the Canadian Houses of Parliament .... Their Majesties mingling with the Canadian Kx-Service-men . . . Laying the Foundation for the New Court of Justice- . . . At the NfW War Memorial, etc. j~ALLIN COLOUR j Featnrettes Include:— "I'ATHE PICTORIAL," "CABLE SHIP," "WITHOUT TUB OPTION" AND "PATHB GAZETTE." Booking is Very Heavy for To-night. Be Wise an<l Reserve Now. Recommended by Censor for Adults. I ' — I Fullers Theatres Phone 20-041. I I BRITANNIA U> PONSONBY | J Warm and Comfortable. | NEWSKBELS NIGHTLY AT 7.30. A Mighty Epic of the Air. all in Technicolour. "MEN WITH WINGS." With FRED MacMIRRAY. RAY MILLAND AND LOUISE CAMPBELL. Approved for Universal Exhibition. • AIso—ALAN MARSHALL. TALA BIRELL AND HERBERT MUNDIN In a Thrilling Spy Drama. " INVISIBLE ENEMY." Recommended by Censor for Adults. Commencing Tuesday Xext—Another Great Douiile Bill. Sonja Henie in "MY LUCKY STAR." Tom Walls in "SECOND BEST BED." Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. I Fuller' 9 Theatres /->. Phone 22-683. f VICTORIA CI^DEVONPORTI J 7.30 — TO-NIGHT — 7.30 [ 2-MIGHTY ATTRACTIONS-2 The greatest outdoor drama of all time, plus an action-packed story of a Crime Czar. Paramount Pictures present "THE TEXANS." Starring JOAN BENNETT. Randolph Scott. May Ro-l>.=»on, Walter Brennan, Raymond Hatton and a cast of thousands. Approved for Universal Exhibition. Also: .T. CARROL NAISH. Lloyd Nolan. Gail Patrick in "XING OF ALCATRAZ." Recommended bit Censor for Adults. I Fuller's Theatres /—> Phone 20-40(3. | I CINEMA GREY LYNN| J Comfortably Heated. [ TONIGHT AND MONDAY — 7.30. MELVYN DOUGLAS. FLORENCE RICE In "FAST COMPANY." Recommended by Censor for Adults. Jdl-3 B. BROWN. LYDA ROBERTI In "WIDE OPEN FACES." Approved for Universal Exhibition. Historical Mystery. Miniature. Sports Thrill. 111111 T~l TTITA New Lynn. 11; 11. i; TO-NIGHT. 7.45. AND MONDAY. GEORGE- WALLACE In "LET GEORGE DO IT." Approved for Universal Exhibition. Madeleine Carroll and Henry Fonda in "BLOCKAD E." Tues.. Weil.. Thurs. Next— Qeo. O'Brien in "RENBGADB RANGER." I'eter l,orre In "MR. MOTO TAKES A CHANCE." QUTTTTAT "FATHER DIVIXB OrJiblAL AND HIS ANGELS'" and "INSIDE- CZECHOSLOVAKIA." All Recommended by Ccnsov for Adults. MAYFATR SAXDRIXGHAM. J.VXXI. i J. Phone 12-093. TO-NIGHT AND MONDAY. 7.30 I\M. Jack Htilbert and Patricia Ellis in "PARADISB FOR TWO." Als»o Charles Wlniiinser, Alice Brady in "GOOD-BYB. BROADWAY." Both Approved for Inivrix'il Exhibition. 0 O SKATEWAYS PHONE" 44-643. WHEATLY'S SPECIAL SKATING BAND EVERY NIGHT. COMING ATTRACTIONS! TUESDAY. July 25— Theatre Party Late Night. WEDNESDAY. July 26— SNOW WHITE JUVENILE BALLET THE EVENT OF THE SEASON I THURSDAY. July 27— SKATEWAYS LEAGUE FOOTBALL NIGHT. WEDNESDAY, August 9— SKATEWAYS FOLLIES. 33 PROFESSIONAL Skating Artists ALL in their Fancy Skating FROCKS. SKATEWAYS TOP OF KHYBER PASS. t STRAND THEATRE, SUNDAY EVENING. Doors open at 7 p.m. Screen Talks at 7.15 p.m. At 7.30 p.m.— I Address by DR. J. P. HASTINGS : . "WORLD AFFAIRS.' , At 5.20 p.m.—Picture Programme, headed by "MARRIAGE OF CORBAL." Drama Romance, starring Nils Asther and Hazel Terry. Recommended by Censor for Adults. Excellent Supporting Programme. SILVER COLLECTION AT DOORS. RATIONALIST ASSOCIATION AND 1 SUNDAY FREEDOM LEAGUE. 15