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Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 201, 26 August 1939, Page 24

AMUSEMENTS. NEW ZEALAND'S PREMIER THEATRE. <cfcTvics> Direction : Amalgamated Ltd 11 A.M., 2.15, 8 P.M. i CHILDREN 6d | —j CHILDREN 6d |— 1 To All Day Sessions. I Here's Shirley in her grandest role ... a human picture interwoven with rippling laughter. A Frances Hodgson Burnett's "THE LITTLE PRINCESS" "THE LITTLE PRINCESS" "THE LITTLE PRINCESS" — Starting — — SHIRLEY TEMPLE — — SHIRLEY TEMPLE — — SHIRLEY TEMPLE — 111 IF With RICHARD GREENE ANITA LOUISE ARTHUR TREACHER In Addition 2 HILARIOUS CARTOONS Walt Disney's Newest MICKEY MOUSE and DONALD DUCK in "The Whalers," And A Riotous Terry Toon in Colour, •BARNYARD EGG-CITKMKNT." A 20th Century-Fox Special. Approved for Universal Exhibition THE FAMILY SHOW. —mi NE\VTON I (j no I'rirp to i RESIDENTS NOTE \ j'a. s, £ 1 im UCY I*he'i li 'aI re. j CIRCLE 1/3 — STALLS 1/3 (CHILDREN 9D). AT THE — , I EMPRESS — NEWTON I 1 To-night. Phone 27-077. j COMMENCING AT ij i g BIG ATTRACTIONS g \ I Not old pictures, but j I First Screening in the District, i I First Screening in tlie District. ; BOBBY BREEN, HENRY ARMETTA. LEO CARRILLO, " FISHERMAN'S WHARF." No. 2—WILL HAY in tlio Riotous "HEY, HEY, U.S.A." Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. No. 3—LEON ERROL In " MAJOR DIFFICULTIES." No. 4—"CASTING FOR LUCK." Camera Thrills. No. S—"PINEHURST GOLF." No. 6—FOX AUSSIE NEWS. — 3* HOURS' OF NEW — | ENTERTAINMENT for 1/3 j I EMPRESS —• NEWTON. | J TO-NIGHT. ! * STATE * ONEHUNGA * Deaf Aids Available. Phone 12-344. To-night at tj RICHARD GREENE, NANCY KELLY. In the screen's most heroic romamc, " SUBMARINE PATROL." Also. THE JONES FAMILY In " EVERYBODY'S BABY." Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. PRINCESS * DOMINION RD. Deaf Aida Available. Phone 15-430. — Centrally Heated — To-night at rr AK Variety Session, 7.30. ROLAND YOUNG. CONSTANCE BENNETT. And MR. ATLAS in Thome Smith's " TOPPER TAKES A TRIP." RICHARD DIX in the Thrilling "12 CROWDED HOURS." Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. ADELPHI * GREY LYNN Deaf Aids Available. Thone 27-235. To-night at 7.45 DICK POWELL. PAT O'HRIEN, In the Laugh Round-up, COWBOY FROM BROOKLYN EDWARD ELLIS, ANNE SHIRLEY, In the answer to "The Citadel," "A MAN TO REMEMBER." Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. And WALT DISNEY'S "Merbabies." aggBPS: To-night at 7.45. Phone 14-142. LORETTA YOUNG. RICHARD GREENE In the All-Teclinicolour Classic of the Turf. " KENTUCKY." Also. THE JONES FAMILY In "LOVE ON A BUDGET." Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.

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