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

AWUStWtWIS. . .SHS6BM EMBASSY J. C. Williamson's Intimate Theatie. lljH FOUR SESSIONS TO-DAY! 1 AT 11 A.M.. 2.15. 5 AND 8 The Film Version of Dorothy BramW- 'jl Famous Stage Flay of the same title . | "THE OUTSIDER" I I ! " THE OUTSIDER " | ! " THE OUTSIDER" I SSB | " THE OUTSIDER " j ■ 1 "THE OUTSIDER" f --0U THE STORY— 11® Of a man who dare# defy convention . . . because of the coute of his convictions . . . shunned by g|jj|? g|| Street, his critics hated him . . . to who envied him he was the outsider « but to one girl he was the promise tt ■ lg new hope in life! THE DRAMA — /gB That sweeps aside fh jjKj curtain of medical etiquette in a Etarttiw §§ manner! GEORGE SANDERS As the "Outsider." MARY MAGUIRE J§l As Lalage Sturdee. P. KYNASTON REEVES JI Remembered as the Headmaster in "Housemaster." S3 KATHLEEN HARRISON J|B Kemembered in "Night Must Fall." n& As»sociate Programme Includes:— "SCKAPrY'S MUSK" LBSSOX." A Comedy Cartoon. "PATHE PICTORIAL," Variety"JAMAICA." A Pelishtful Colour Cruise. "Pat Jib gazette." f The I.atest News by Air Mail. Booking is Heavy. Be Wise—Reserve lbs Seats Now. Telephone -— 32-660. Rccommended by Censor for Symonds St. Dir.: R. J. Kerridjt. NIGHTLY AT 7.45. First Suburban Screening. > First Suburban Screening. ELEANOR POWELL SH ROBERT YOUNG George Burns. Gracie Allen in Metro GoMwyn-Mayer'a ij! K if i A J Li A\ "HONOLULU" S "HONOLULU" ! "HONOLULU" "HONOLULU" 1 Wr'hM ~m\ "HONOLULU" 1W ' 1 J |j The First Half alone is worth price J|»| of admission =Bp "MARCH OF TIME" showu* IK Threat to Gibraltar. International Intrigne. Britain's Supremacy Threatened by Fascism ; fife IT'S TOPICAL,. YOU CAN'T AFFORD gSfSE TO MISS THIS ENLIGHTENING SUBJECT. V*gßg Book Now! Phone 43-645. Approved Jor Universal Exhibition., grnmißmiiiUiiKiiniHnmiiniiniji'v.nnHiinnmnnmnitriainniiiniiiiiimaimimiiim— I STAR If g Karangahape R<l. Dir.: R. J. Kerridge. = 1200 yards Newton Side Geo. Court's.) I FRIDAY — SATURDAY — MONDAY HIM = Twice Dailv at 1.30 and 7.30. - 1 RONALD COLMAN f| | BASIL RATHBONE. FRANCES DEE itagl 1 The Spectacular. Romantic, ||3a g Adventurous 1 P"IF I WERE KING " 1 1 WILLIAM BOYD— Bji | HOP ALONG CASSIDY Jji j j" IN OLD MEXICO "j £ 1 I POPEYE CARTOON — i "WILD BILL HICKOK."§Ef| g Paramount Pictorial and Latest Ntwi. MH 1 o o *€ ySSI = Children's Matinee To-morrow at = Under 12 .... 3d. Under 14 .... fi." i§gS| 1 o o fCaS'SH | RESERVE NOW for Saturday Evening. J|j S It costs no extra. Phone 43-003. i jjEM B Approved for Universal Exhibition. -■smß siiuiiffiimufflifflmwiiiaimßiimniiiiiiraffliiiaiiiMmaiiinjffliiniifflianiifflßHßß: M A VTT 1 AT"R sandringham. §|| IVI2Y X F Phone 12-093. To-night. Sat.. Mon.. 7.3o—Robert Taylor, f-; Maureen O'Sullivan in "The Crowd Boars." IAlso Dorothea Kent in "3crange Fao*."if« Both Approved Jor Universal wp PETER PAN 1 ■ 'N.Z.-g premier M TO-NIGHT. 8.30 TILL 1 A.M. JOHNNY MADDEN'S gWING ICINGS. 12/6 ,ncludins Supper J 2/61 MANAGER NEIL EDGAB PICNICS. EXCURSIONS. ETC. _ y -yORTHERN STEAMSHIP COMPANY. LIMITED. WAIHEKE SERVICE. \ ■ S.S. KAWAU. Owing to harbour restrictions the ing Timetable will be necessarily observeoLEAVE AUCKLAND. FRIDAY 5 p-ffl-SATURDAY 130 pmSUNDAY 9 45 a.mRETURN. Omiha. Ostend. Sulfa** SATURDAY . 6.10 a.m. 6.30 a.m. 7 aJISUNDAY ... 3 p.m. 3.15 p.m. 4p J H. BRADNEY AND SONS, LTD. OSTEND SERVICE. S.S. ONEWA. Leave Auckland : Leave Ostend: Fri 5.00 p.m. Sat " ?"5s Sat 1.45 p.m. and on arrival l-*» Sun 9.30 a.m. p.m. t"ip. D Sun 4.300.®JUMBLE SALE. TUMBLE Sale and Bazaa; Si. Thon»a£ *J Hall. Union St.. C'tv S:ir 2 30JUMBLE Sale. 1.0.0. K. Hall l itt St.. opP- "S; Cliancllers. Saturday. Sep. 1»5. 10 a -^j