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Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 203, 29 August 1939, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. Hi mayfair I! 11l 1 ; I I Queen 8t - Phone 42-100. (1 llllll'llllll Deaf Ald " Avallablp - ' Direction : Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. LAST 3 DAYS AT 11 — 2 — J5 — and 8 — ALICE FAYE — CO NSTANCE BENXETT— NANCY KBLIVY Chas. Fa rrell—Joan Davis—Jane Wyman "TAILSPIN" 5 ! I "TAILSPIN" | I "TAILSPIN" - "TAILSPIN" li B"TAILSPIN" - "TAILSPIN" I Apprornl for Universal Exhibition 2 * A Screen Story b.v FRANK WE AD, li 5 The man who wrote ' : U "HELT.'S DIVERS" "DIRIGIBLE" f il nd "CEILING ZERO" AI.SII. ± Special Added Attraction s ~ ON THE STAGE — 7 i Twice 1 >;| jI V ; t | J ;|,|7i f | 'THE FLYING SANTELLS" ?'THE FLYING SANTELLS' in New and Novel l-Vats of Daring in Mld-iiir! i ; I'siial Prices —■ > | 1/. 1 /1i ■ _ i 'hililren Half Price, i : 7 MATINEES DAILY, 2 P.M. h Same Programme us above K p COMEDY — CAR'l'i n IN. g - | and "JOEY THE CLOWN" 1 | He's a scream, and lie's clever! I IL6SI 'MM'.drex I6n li FRIDAY NEXT I Return by Popular Demand ... ] "WUTHERING HEIGHTS" ! Also "MOONLIGHT SONATA" 'lloth API roved for Universal E.r, ih'-tiun. I I MAYFAIR FRIDAY! j j | | ||l)|lliMiiiillli||||||liiiiiiiiiil|||||||liii:iiil|||||||i | | STRAND | tl iII lililllllllllllllllifllllllhmumillllllilllllllllllllll lli Dirrclioii; Amalgamated The.itrcs. Ltd. j Continuous Sessions: 11.". J,">.ii. 8.". , riTTiTi > iTen ii7i r I At All 1 >ay Sessions. ' ONE OF THOSE UNUSUAL PROGRAMMES THAT APPEAL TO YOUNG AND OLD. THE LITTLE TOUGH GUYS in Universal's " CODE OF THE STREETS." A N 11 TOM SAWYER AND HICK FINN In i'arniimunt's ! "TOM SAWYER DETECTIVE" j THEY LIVE AGAIN THEIR NEVER TO- = BE-FORGOTTEN ADVENTURES. Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. COMMENCING TO MORROW. ROXY — TIVOLI GFORCE O'RRIEN In "RACKETEERS OF THE RANGE." Approved for Universal '' rhibition. BORIS KARI.OFF = In "MR. WONG. DETE. TIVE." = Recommended by Censor for Adults. ~ Roxy Continuous Sessions : 11, ", ,j, S. TIVOLI Nightlv at S. CHILDREN lid lid Oil I'.il ALEXANDRA |!R«kS"=»2ft GREEN LANE Iph. 10 f»47 4 GEORGE O'BRIEN in the Thrilling "ARIZONA LEGION.' Jack Oakle. Lucille Ball. "ANNABEL TAKES A TOUR." Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. 6 "His Majesty the Baby" Competition. - Finally To-night at 7.4.). Phonr 14-14-. _ RONALD COLMAN - Playing a dual rnle in "THE MASQUERADE K." Recommended bf/ Censor for Adults. iini juiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiHuiin I. |iijiiiijj tjrentest ii HI 11 I I FRED ASTAIRE I I GINGER ROGERS ||||| VERNON & IRENE jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii i iiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii | CIVIC I' | | FRIDAY I ■lii Mill— MEETINGS. AN INVITATION TO THE YOUNGER MEN OF AUCKLAND. MR. R. M. ALGIE, LL.M., Director of the New Zealand Freedom - Association, WILL ADDRESS A PUBLIC MEETING OF YOUNGER MEN IN THE , £ CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, SWANSON STREET, TO-NIGHT — TUESDAY, AT S P.M. All younger men between the approximate I ages of IS and 25 years are, irrespective of their political sympathies, cordially invited to attend this .important meeting. A The Freedom Association is NOT a political party, and the issues to be discussed are superior in importance to pa»ty politics. IF YOU ARE CONCERNED ABOUT THE FUTURE OF YOUR COUNTRY— IF YOU ARE CONCERNED ABOUT YOUR FUTURE - IF YOU ARE PREPARED TO CO OPERATE WITH OTHER YOUNGER NEW ZEALANDERS TO ENSURE THAT YOUR FUTURE IS NOT JEOPARDISED AND THAT NEW ZEALAND IS WISELY AND SOUNDLY GOVERNED— ATTEND THIS MEETING AND BRING YOUR FRIENDS ! THE NEW ZEALAND FREEDOM ASSOCIATION/ 29 BASEBALL. SUBURBS Baseball Club—Annual Meeting, Suburbs Kugb.v Football Shed. S p.m.. , V.'educMl y. August 30; all intend'ng •« plnj el & in > iu«:. ■ '