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Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 192, 16 August 1939, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. THE — THREE MUSKETEERS — OF THE RANGE HOPALONG CASSIDY WINDY HAYES RUSSELL HAYDEN COMMENCING TO-NIGHT! COMMENCING TO-NIGHT! COMMENCING TO-NIGHT! ROXY /TIVOLIX f ROXY \ A ( TIVOLI \ Queen St. ] N Neaf Grafton j \ Continuous IT) \ Bridge. J \ ,J rora / V Nightly / \. 11 " m / \. at 8. J ll .'III l'lione 44 l.'Sfi. Direction : Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. Hi'XV DAI LY SESSIONS: 11 — 2 — 5 — 8. TIVOI.I NIGHTLY AT 8. I FEATURE '! Piirnmount Pictures, [j Vo 1 || p '' rst ■ S ' Z ' Screening. GET ANOTHER THRILL FROM t'ASSIIiV. THE HE MAN HERO OF THE WEST ! CLARENCE MULFORD'S stories of the Open Plains anrl the Gallant Men who ride them. • • • • Cassld.v puts rrlme on the spot anil Justice In the saddle! Rifle with him and Ills pals of the Bar-20 ns they rescue n whole town front the terror of the West's most daring cutthroats. WILLIAM BOYD WILLIAM BOYD RR TT WILLIAM BOYD EE RR WILLIAM BOYD NN AA Ar EE II / A as lN GG LL iHP AA \ CASSIDY DD EE WILLIAM BOYD WILLIAM BOYD WILLIAM BOYD WILLIAM BOYD William Boyd created and continues to play the "Hopnlong Cassidy" role, with RUSSELL HAYDEN GEORGE HAYES Thundering along the same old trails with Ms pals, anrl lighting and ghootlng as hard e . v .f. l i , ., Hopi l! on s CasHldy, in the person of William Boyd, and Russell Hayden, are here again In "Renegade Trail." The third man of the party In this picture is George Hayes, who usually takes the part of "Wlndv." the desert rat. "Renegade Trail" Is an action-filled thriller, with deft comedy touches and n romance woven expertly into the story The beautiful country of the West forms a background of scenic splendour fhat will linger In the minds of the audience. FEATURE | Warner Bros. 2 | Ftrst N - z - Screening 18 IT MR. DEEDS? NO! IT ' s MR. CHUMP AND HE S REALLY GOING TO TOWN! Friends, swing-cats, countrymen . . . Just lend him an ear! When he gets goln' . . . you'll stand up and cheer! JOHNNY DAVIS JOHNNY DAVIS — LOLA LANE LOLA LANE PENNY SINGLETON PENNY SINGLETON — IN — "MR CHUMP" "MR CHUMP" "MR CHUMP" "MR CHUMP" HE'S LOVABLE. LAUGHABLE, LOONEY AND TUNEY, WITH A HEARTFUL 'OF MUSIC, A HEAD FULL OF A. . . NOTHING! Both Approved for-Vnivcrial Exhibition. POPULAR PRICES PREVAIL. 1500 SEATS AT 1/ 1/1/ 1/ CHILDREN 6d 6d 6d 6d 6d ROXY TIVOLI TO-NIGHT ! BOXY TIVOLI TO-NIGHT ! ROXY TIVOLI TO-NIGIIT ! DE LUXE i T ;.jsk 3g MT. ALBERT. Phone 4rf-104 1 Charles Laugliton. Merle Oberon, THE PRIVATE LIFE OF \ " HENRY yill." Reeammtnied by-Censor tor Adults. « 4 '-H "!) « \ 1 AUCKLAND SECONDARY SCHOOLS f MUSIC FESTIVAL, 1939. v 3 *>"4 .A* V 7 TOWN HALL • TO-NIGftT AT 8. THE COMBINED SCHOOL CHOIRS J Will sinjr:. "Neptune's Empire," "Joe's Gone." " "The Keeper," "Now Is the Month of Maying," "The Joy of Life." "George the Blacksmith," "Go Forth With God," "Whence Is that Goodly Fragrance," "O God Our Help." "Let All the World." Individual School Item* by: Epsom Girls' Grammar School, King's College, St. Cuthbert's College, Queen Victoria School, fit. Stephen's School. Orchestral Items. Schools Represented at the Festival: Auckland Girls' Grammar School, Diocesan High School, Epsom Girls' Grammar School, Hilltop School. Queen Victoria School, St. Cuthbert's College, Auckland Boys' Grammar School, Dllworth School, King's College. Sacred Heart College, St. Stephen's School. Takapuna Grammar School. Conductors: Professor H. Holllnrake, Miss Lois Walls. Soloist: Mr. James Lelghton. • Organist: Mr. H. C. Luscorabe. Stage Manager: Mr. Q. Lee. . j; ' ADMISSION 1/. ™ LARGE NUMBER OF THERE WILL BOOR- HOLDERS STRONGLY ADVISED Mttm UUTS. • v,. "