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Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 219, 16 September 1939, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. PACKED TO THE DOORS ! AGAIN LAST NIGHT! DELIGHTED CROWDS ACCLAIM "I'HH OUTSIDER - ' AS ANOTHER SMASHING SUCCESS l-"OR THE EMBASSY C. Williamson's Intimate Theatre. SE2SSIOXS AT 11 A.M.. 2.15 AXD S F> The Film Version of Dorothy Brandon Famous Stage Play of the same title . a | " THE OUTSIDER" I I " THE OUTSIDER" i I "THE OUTSIDER" i | "THE OUTSIDER" j I "THE OUTSIDER" 1 THE STORY— Of a man who dared t defy convention . . . because of the courag of his convictions . . . shunned bv Harle Street, his critics hated him ... to tbos who envied him he was the outsider . 'but to one girl he was the promise of i new hope in life: THE DRAMA— That snoops aside tb curtain of medical etiquette in a startlin; manner! — With — GEORGE SANDERS As the "Outsider." MARY MAGUIRE As Lalage Sturdee. P. KYNASTON REEVES Remembered as the Headmaster in "Housemaster." KATHLEEN HARRISON Remembered in I ".\'ight Must Fall." Associate Programme Includes: — "SCRAFPY'S MUSIC LESSON." : A Comedy Cartoon. , "I'ATHE PICTORIAL," Variety. t "JAMAICA." A Delightful Colour Cruise. "PATHS GAZETTE." The I.atest News by Air Mail. BOOKING IS EXCEPTIONALLY HEAVY. IT IS ESSENTIAL TO RESIiRVE. Telephone — 32-6 GO. Sccommended by Censor for Adults. I TTTDOft CINEMA I BBMUBRA. I X I I'hone 24-741). rzr This Evening at SI EE DEANNA DURBIN with Nan Grey and Charles Winninger iD EEE " THREE SMART GIRI.S EE GROW UP" Approved for Universal Exhibition. ALSO: British Air News — "Broad zrr Acres" (Interest). Musical, etc. I HATFITY cinema"! takapuna. 1 [ Phone 23-465. TO-NlGHT—Brian Aherne. BUlie Burke and Roland Young in - - "MERRILY WE LIVE." Approved for Universal Exhibition. And "JNSIDE THE jyjAGINOT T INE." lAVONDALE j - - i*rank Morgan, Robert Young. Mary ■ i. - Astor. Edna May Oliver, Reginald Owen = .in "ROMANCE FOR THRDE." rrr Hilarious Fun from start to finish. nzzAJso Ken Maynard in 'Avengintr Waters* Both Approved for Universal Exhibition I STRAND ! ° n<? hunga. Ph. 12-3 SO. I —' -*■ | Comfortably Heated. = =-- TO-NXGHT AND MONDAY — " firner and Richard Cromwell, = "OUR FIGHTING NAVY." Approved for Universal Exhibition. = — Robert Wilcox and Helen Mack. EE " GAMBLING SHIP." - — Recommended by Censor for Adults. | BIRKENHEAD I FOI L E . s ; r , BI:s ' E: CONSTANCE BENNETT CARY — GRANT. BILLIE BURKE.' ROI.VNI) rzz YOUNG In = "TOPPER" " A Great Cast in a Great Comedy ! —- Approved for Universal Exhibition — BIG SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. [ AMBASSADOR I A t C 7 h f:o a " m" | —-Z Lewis Stone. Cecilia Parker. Mickev :=: J; opn , e - v , iu another story of Judge Hardy's Family— EE: "JLDGE jjardy s Janet Gaynor. Douglas Fairbanks. .Tun.. In "'J'HE JN JJEART." nzm A Merry Band of Modern Buccaneers = Crashing Society at everv port of call ■ Both Approved for Universal Exit i bit ion I LIBERTY | parnell. i—— I'hone 43-7 SO. Mickey Rooney and Lewis Stone in ! rri "JUDGE HARDY'S CHILDREN." Jack Holt iu = „ "CRIME TAKES A HOLIDAY." Recommended by Censor for Adults Bill) AUCKLAyD s showplaci jlllllll CHEZ PAREE CABARET J* Latest f BUCKLAND'S BEACH. TO-NIGHT : TO-NIGHT : JOIN THE HAPPY THRONGS OF DANCERS ON THE BEST FLOOR IN THE BEST CABARET. 9/ft — SUPPER INCLUDED — f> If* " Dress Optional. «- / U Cubicle Reservations—Phone 112. Howick. PITT STREET METHODIST j'H CHOIR |||! (augmented) ||jj Presents 11 j j Mendelssohn's " ST. PAUL " NEXT [ | THURSDAY". SEPT. 21, j j AT 8 P.M. j I i I !l — Soloists — SOPRANO GWENDA WEIR CONTRALTO HELEN KERSEY TENOR ROGER ERRIXGTON BASS STEWART HARVEY — Organist •— STANLEY JACKSON. — Conductor — ALBERT BRYANT. g Collection. BALLS. COMBINED SHIPPING COMPANIES' ANNUAL BALL. PETER PAN CABARET SEPTEMBER 21. °<. Wi ? s J° T arious factors beyond their ontrol. the Committee deem it advisable o CANCEL their Annual Function „ c. O. HUGHES. Hon. Secretary. Ball Committee.