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Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 209, 5 September 1939, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. |p_ Direction : Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd Continuous Sessions: 11.ft. J.ir., 0.0. S.O. THE EXTIRE FAMILY WILL LOVE THE SC RE EX'S happiest holiday hit: (i) THE LITTLE TOUGH GUYS lougher than ever but this time on the side of the law, In Universal'* " CODE OF THE STREETS.' C.') TOM SAWYER & HUCK FIN> In Paramount'* "TOM SAWYER DETECTIVE' "TOM SAWYER DETECTIVE' Both Approved for Universal Exhibition The British and French National Anthems will he played at. the opening of each session. "God Save the King." If MAYFAIR [I | Queen St. Phone 42-169. I Deaf Aids Available. Direction : Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd DAILY AT 11, 2.1.1, 5.30 AND J MERLE OREROX —LA T! REN f E OLIVIER in En.ilv Bronte's "WUTHERING HEIGHTS" "WUTHERING HEIGHTS" "WUTHERING HEIGHTS" "WUTHERING HEIGHTS" Also. IGNACE .TAN PADEREWSKI. Poland's Celebrated Celebrity :i n• 1 The World's Greatest Hanist. "MOONLIGHT SONATA" "MOONLIGHT SONATA" Rich in Romanm and .\< venture, woven with Mnjriejil Both Appro vctl for Uniccrftl Kx)\ ihit inn. I'LEASE NOTE timos nlmvo ; also that "Moonlight Smiata" I><»KS NOT screen at the fi.P.o p.m. Se-<inn. No 11 at .in. Sessions To-morrow ' ( Wo<lnes<lay i 1 . STATE * DEVONPORT •* Deaf Aids Available. Phone 22-101. — Centrally Heated — To-night and Wed. at G Variety Session, 7.M0. 6d — GUEST NIGHT — 6d VICTOR MeLAG I.EN. PETER I.ORKE. NANCY STEELE IS MISSING CLAI RE. TREVOR. MICHAEL WHALEN "CAREER WOMAN." Both Recommcndcd Censor for Adults. & "His Majesty the Baby'' Competition. ADELPHI * GREY LYNN I Deaf Aids Available. Phone 27-233. To-night and Wed. at Q Variety Session. 7.30. ; 6d — GUEST NIGHT —6d GEOIJGE O'BRIEN in the Thrilling " WINDJAMMER." RUBY KEEI.ER. ROSS ALEXANDER. READY, WILLING & ABLE. Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. \ & "His Majesty the Baby" Competition. TO-NIGHT — TO-NIGHT I i | CABARET METROPOLE I j j Featuring THE AMERICANADIANS ! i CANADA'S AMBASSADORS OF SWING. Admission 2/, Including Supper. PLEASE NOTE.—Tho Cabaret will be CLOSED TO-MORROW NIGHT FOR A PRIVATI? FUNCTION. OPEN AS USUAL ON THURSDAY, WHEN WE WILL RUX THE FINAL OF OUR FOXTROT COMPETITION. Manager I!OB FEXWICK. MEETINGS. Auckland branch nz. timber WORKERS' UXIOX. A General .Meeting of tlie Union will lie held in the I.al>our Clubrooms. Pacific Buildings. Wellesley Street. TO-XIGHT. September 5, at 7.30 p.m. Business; Report of National Council Meeting. Disputes Committee Meeting and General. Mr. F. fi. Y'ouns'. President of the Aur-k land Trades Council, will address the meeting for 15 minutes. F. CR \TG. Secretary. QERMAN ■ SOVIET PACT. HEAR MR. J. S. STEWART SPEAK. W.E.A. ROOMS. SYMONDS ST., TO-MORROW (WED.), AT 7.30 P.M. Questions anil Discussion. AUCKLAND LEFT BOOK CLUB. xTi gRITISH jyjEDICAL OWING TO A LARGE NUMBER OF MEMBERS BEING ENGAGED IN EMERGENCY DUTIES, THE MEETING ARRANGED FOR WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 6, WILL BE CANCELLED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. . A. SMITH GRAY, Hon. Secretary. C. Auckland . local bodies' LABOURERS* UNION. The Monthly General Meeting will be held in the Trades Hall on WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 7.30 P.M. BUSINESS : Half-yearly Balance-sheet, Election of Delegates to the Waitemata L.R.C.. and other Important General Business. W. McLENNAN, 5 Secretary. A UCKLAND ELECTRICAL WORKERS'i •«. UNION. A Special Meeting of the Union will be held immediately after the Quarterly General Meeting, on THURSDAY EVENING NEXT. Business: (1) To consider draft proposals for new Radio Workers' Award. (2) Appoint Assessors. *5 K. SIMPSON. Secretary. o VERSEAS LEAGUE, j IMPORTANT EMERGENCY MEETING. All Members of the League urged to attend. WEDNESDAY, f>th. S p.m. ' PRESIDENT. DANCING. mui DANCE PATRONS PLEASE XOTE A OUR DANCE TO-MORROW — WEDNESDAY IN YOUR FAVOURITE HARMONY HALL 48, Wellesley Street. s5