AMUSEMENTS GUIDE.
CIVIC SQUARE —Amusement Park. PICTURE THEATRES. EMBASSY—Priscilla Lane and Jeffrey Lynn In "Yes, My Darling: Daughter." OXFORD—Linda Darnell In "Hotel for Women" and "Three Musketeers." PLAZA—RaIph Richardson and Merle Oberon in "The Lion Has Wings." STRAND —Irene Dunn and Charles Boyer In "\Vheu To-aiorrow Comes." CENTURY—Joan Bennett in "Toe Housekeeper's Daughter." ClVlC—Charles i.aughton and Maureen O'Hara in "Jamaica Inn." MAJESTIC—Mischa Auer and Shirley Ross in "Unexpected Father" and "House or Fear." ROXY—Charles Terrett in "Call or the Jloekies" and John Utel and Margaret i Lindsay in "On Trial." BT. JAMEB , —Robert uonat and Greer Oarson In "Good-bye. Mr. Chips." REGENT—Deanna Ourbm and Robert Stack In "First Love." ADELPHI—Guest Night. ALEXANDRA—OUCSt Night. i ASTOR—"The Crime Nobody Saw ,, and "1000 Dollars a Minute." AMBASSADOR—burst Might. AVONDALE —"The Citadel." BRITANNIA—"Nsujrhty Marietta" and "Bulldog Drummond's peril." BERKELEY (Mission Bay)—" Four's s Crowd." CAPITOL —Guest JVignt. CRYSTAL PALACE—Guest Might. DE LUXE—"Gorilla" and "Inspector Hornleigh." GAlETY—"Fisherman's Wharf." GREY LYNW—Guest Might. KINGBLAND—Guest Night. MAYFAIR— -I'eg o' My Heart" and "23 J Hours' Leave." PRINCE EDWARD—Guest Nlgilt. PRINCESS—Guest Night. PICTUREDROME—"Mr. ChedworOi steps Out." PEERLESS—"The Adventures or Robin Hood." REGAL—Guest Night. RIALTO—Guest Nlg-ht. REGENT (Epsom)— "Sky's the Limit" and "Outlaws or the West." •TATE (Devonport)—Guest Night. •TATE (Onehunga)—Guest Night. STRAND (Onehunga)—Guest Night. STATE (Symondi Street) —"The Sun Never Sets" and "For Love or Money." STAR—"Too Hot to Handle" and "Young Dr. Kildare." SOUTHERN CROBB—"Romance or the Redwoods" and "Moid My Hand" TUDOR—"The Saint Strikes Back." TIVOLI—'CaII ol the Rockies" and -On VICTORIA—Guest Nig-ht. J RADIO PROGRAMMES. |1YA —7.30 p.m., hook review; s.o. gusanne Fischer, piano, and Karl Freund, violin B.vO, (JweiuU Wolr. soprano; s.si. nans nipliahn. violin; 9.53, "Those We Love"; 0.51, -The Gipsy Baron" selection by Strauss. 3YA —7.30 p.m., review or to-morrow"* races at Trciithani, by s. V. MrEwen--8.0, Offenbach's "Orpheus in the I mlrrwoiw overture, 2YA concert orchestra; g.o, .-nound the Piano"; ?.&h J e i lte Suite ae Concert," colendge- Taylor; 8.39, Julie Werry soprano; "The Radio That Hitler Mnt,» : PA 5, /.'i; x P lolte of mo Black Moth ; io.O, "The Moonstone." IVX ~?° P- m -. "Bands and Ballads"; 8 30, eres a Queer Thing"; 9.34 •1 ersonal Column'; o.iß, Bernhard Levitow's salon orchestra. 12M — ~; i: > PH., "Search For a Plav--'mn?i": 8 -,'!' Peep l,ito "I'nlaJld with Biine ; >).(j. swing music and Hawaiian melodies.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXXI, Issue 14, 17 January 1940, Page 11
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