AMUSEMENTS GUIDE.

Auckland Star, Volume LXXI, Issue 11, 13 January 1940, Page 13

AMUSEMENTS GUIDE.

H.M.. THEATRE—Switzerland Ice Show. CIVIC SQUARE —Amusement Park. PICTURE THEATRES. ROXV—"Ciiarlie Chan at Treasure Island" and William Gargan in "The Adventures or Jane Arden." . . ST. james'—Robert Donat and Greer Garson In "Good-bye, Mr. Chips." REGENT —Deanna Durbin and Robert Stack In "First Love." EMBASSY—i>rlscilla Lane and Jeffrey Lynn In "Yes, My Darling Daughter." OXFORD —Linda Darnell In "Hotel Tor Women" and "Three Musketeers.'? PLAZA—RaIph Richardson and Merle Oberon In "The Lion Has Wings." STRAND—Irene Dunn and Charles Boyer in "When To-morrow Comes." • CENTURY —Joan Bennett .In "The Housekeeper's Daughter." ClVlC—Charles Laughton and Maureen O'Hara in "Jamaica Inn." MAJESTIC—Mischa Auer and Shlr.ley Ross in "Unexpected Father' and "House or Fear." ADELPHI—"Rose of Washington Square" and "Way Down South." ALEXANDRA—"Man In the Iron Mask" and "Jones Family in Hollywood." ASTOR—"Let Us Live" and "Little Tougi: Guys." AMBASSADOR—"Topper Takes a Trip" and "Thank You, Mr. Moto." avondale —"Arrest Bulldog Drummond" ' and "Heart of the North." BRITANNIA — "Christmas Carol" and "Smashing the Spy Ring." BERKELEY (Mission Bay)—" The Story 0[ Vernon and Irene Castle." CAPITOL—"Boy From Barnardo's" and "This Man is News." CRYSTAL PALACE—"Four Daughters" and "Susannah of the Mounties." DE LUXE—"Captain Fury" and "Tne Lady Objects." DELTA—"Lovo Finds Andy Hardy" and "Youth Takes a Fling." empress—"Confessions of a Nazi Spy" and "My Bill." GAIETY "Boys' Town." GREY LYNN—"Midnight" and "The Last Express." KINGSLAND—"The Lady Vanishes" and "You Can't Cheat an Honest Man." LIBERTY—"Too Hot to Handle." .MAYFAIR —"Road to Reno." PRINCE EDWARD—"A Christmas Carol" and VNlght Work." PRINCESS —"Alexander Graham Bell" and "Chas. Chan In Reno." PICTUREDROME—"SouIs at Sea." PEERLESS—"The Little Princess." REGAL—"Confessions or a Nazi Spy" and "Racket Buster." RIALTO —"Four Daughters" and "Susannah or the Mountics." REGENT (Epsom)—" Love Finds Andy Hardy" and "Mr. Rceder in Room 13." STATE (Dovonport)—"Hound or the Baskerviiles" and "Old Bones or the River." STATE (Onohunga)—"Second Fiddle" and "Timber Stampede." BTRAND (Onohunga)—"Sweethearts." STATE (Symonds Street)— Leslie Howard in "Pygmalion" and "Always in Trouble." STAR—"Keep Smiling" and "Never Say Die." southern cross—"The Crowd Hoars" and "Society Smugglers." TUDOR—"The Citadel." TlVOLl—"Charlie Chan at Treasure island" and "The Adventures or Jano Arden." VICTORIA—"HonoIuIu" and "The outsider" RADIO PROGRAMMES. Highlights rrom to-day's programmes are:— IYA—B.O p.m., "D'ye Ken John Peel?" 8.33, Brahms' "Liebeslieder Walzer," op. 52; 9.25, "Radio City Revels"; 10.0. sports summary. 2YA—B.O p.m., "Look and Listen"; 0.25, old-time dance music hy 2YA old-time dunce orchestra, conducted by Frank Crowther; 10.0, sports summary. IYX—B.O p.m., "The Naughty 'Nineties"; 8.30, "The Woman in White"; 9.0, . "Soldier or Fortune.' IZM—7.O p.m., sports results and comment hy Bill Hendry; 8.0, dance session. ... ..Highlights from to-morrow's programmes are:—

IYA—ii.o a.m., Baptist service, from Mount Eden Church; 3.26 p.m., "Falstair," hy Elgar; 7.0, Presbyterian service, from St. David's; 8.30, Bruckner's overture in 0 minor; 8.42, Ninon Vallln, soprano; 8.-15. talk by Prime Minister; 9.25, Eileen Joyce, pianist; 9.33, Frank Titterton, tenor; 9.4 i, "The Fair Maid or Perth" suite, by Bizet. 2YA—ii.o a.m., Anglican service, rrom St. ' Thomas'; 2.0 p.m., "Memories of William Vincent Wallace"; 3.0. "These * . Served Mankind"; 7.0, Baptist service, rrom Vivian Street Church; 8.30, operatic programme; 8.33, Julie Werry, soprano; 8.45, talk by the l'rhne Minister; 9.20, music rrom the theatre, the opera "Muritana." iYX —8.30 p.m., hour and a hair or concerted vocal music, with interludes by ' solo instrumentalists. IZM—IO.O a.m., sacred and orchestral music; 8.15 p.m., Scottish session; 9.15, selections rrom tne operas.