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Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 218, 15 September 1939, Page 14

AMUSEMENTS. HIHIII MAJESTIC 1111111 l Dir.: Fuller's Theatres Corp., Ltd. TO-DAY 11 — 2 — 5 — 7.45 | Please Note J I "Garden of the Moon" 1 | WILL NOT BE SCREENED I at the 11 .i.ni. ami 5 p.m. Sessions. I Columbia Films Present EDWARD G. ROBINSON EDWARD G. ROBINSON EDWARD G. ROBINSON EDWARD G. ROBINSON As a Fighting Prosecutor warning a Defiant Crime World that the Days ot Organised Terror and Lawlessness are Through ! He teaches Crime a Lesson it will never forget...-in a smashing Drama you'll never Forget! \ _= 1 AM THE LAW j / Recommended by Censor for Adults. — With — BARBARA O'NEIL — JOHN BEAT. WENDY BARKIE — OTTO KRUGER — Associate Attraction — IT'S HERE The screen's newest tiling in exciting, lilting musical entertainment. It's packet with the choicest of romance, laughter and fun. Warner Bros. Present. "GARDEN OF THE MOON" Approved for Universal Exhibition. — Starring — TAT O'BRIEN — JOHN PAYNE MARGARET LINDSAY MELVILLE COOrER. PLANS AT THEATRE — 43-210. j mTTnnP CINEMA I RBMUERA. I 1 U LMJIV | Phone 24-74!). ~ This Evening at S! Cosily Warmed. = DEANNA DURBIN — with Nan Grey and Charles Winninger ~~7~ in EE " THREE SMART GIRLS EE GROW UP" Approved lor Universal Exhibition. EE ALSO: British Air News — "Broad Acres" (Interest). Musical, etc. EE MATINEE TO MORROW AT 2.30. "GAIETY CINEMA j TAKAPySA. EE TO-NlGHT—Brian Aherne. Billie Burfee and Roland Young in — "MERRILY WE LIVE." Approved for Universal Exhibition. EE Also— "JNSIDE THE jy£AGINOT J^INB.' AVONDALE - Frank Morgan. Robert Young. Mary Astor, Edna May Oliver. Reginald Owet in "ROMANCE FOR THREE." Hilarious Fun from start to finish. Also Ken Maynard in 'Avenging Waters. ; ~ Both Approved for Universal Exhibitior i QTPTMn i Onehunga. Ph. 12-380. I "£ ! Comfortably Heated. — TO-NIGHT. MATINEE TO-MORROW H. B. Warner and Richard Cromwell EE " OUR FIGHTING NAVY.' —- Approved for Universal Exhibition. —■ Robert Wilcox and Helen Mack. EE " GAMBLING SHIP." Recommended by Censor for Adults. [AMBASSADOR ggggg Lewis Stone. Cecilia Parker. Micke; Roone.v in another story of Judgi Hardy's Family— — "JUDGE JJARDY'S QHILDREN.' Janet -Gnvnor. Douglas Fairbanks. Jun. 3T In "rpHE YOUNG JN JJEART.' A Merry Band of Modern Buccaneer Crashing Society at every port of call Both Approved for Universal Exhibition M A TIN BE SATURDAY. I LIBERTY CINEMA 1 PARNELL. I X | p hone 43.75S Mickey Rooney and Lewis Stoue in — "JUDGE HARDY'S CHILDREN." Jack Holt in EE "CRIME TAKES A HOLIDAY." Both Recommended by Censor for Adult i PEERLESS—ST. HELIER'S j PHONE 25-S6B. TO-NIGHT AT 7.45. Stanley Laurel and Oliver Hardy in "BLOCKHEADS." Approved for Universal Exhibition. Richard Arlen. Alice Brady. Bruce Cabot i "THE LEGION OF VALOUR." Recommended by Censor for Adults. FREE (HUTS at the Matinee To-morrov PICTUREDROME -^"'oei To-night at I " THE LAST WARNING." Recommended by Censor for Adults. "MARCH OF TIME." PATHS GAZETTI LAST 2 NIGHTS! AT 8 — NIGHTLY — AT AT 8 — NIGHTLY — AT MATINEE SATURDAY, 2.3 C FREE RIDES ON ELEPHANTS FOR CHILDREN ATTENDING MATINBE. LOCATION : THE DOCK SITE. PERRY BROS/ CIRCUS PERRY BROS.' AND PERRY BROS.' ZOO A GLAMOROUS'REVELATION OF EVERYTHING THAT A MODERN CIRCUS SHOULD BE! ZOO OPEN DAILY FROM 4 TO 5 P.M. RESERVES AT LEWIS EADY. LTD. RAILWAY NOTICES. E W ZEALAND RAILWAY TIME-TABLE ALTERATIONS. On and after SATURDAY. September I 1939, the usual 6.15 p.m. Auckland-Pai toetoe train will leave Auckland at 6.0 p. and run through to Papakura. This train will stop for passengers all stations and will leave Newmarket 0.6 p.m., Penrose U.IS. Otahuhu 6.26, arri ing Papakura 6.">1 p.m. ; MEETINGS. Auckland cutters and presser union. The Monthly Meeting will be held in t Trades Hall. Hobson Street, on MONDA September IS. at 7.30 p.m. BUSINESS : General. W. S. MOXSOM, 15 Secretary.