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AMUSEMENTS. II EMBASSY H J. C. Williamson's Intimate Theatre. Telephone — 32-660. SESSIONS: 11 A.M.. 2.15 AND S P.M. WARNER BROS. PRESENT THB GLORIOUSLY GAT YOUNG STAJiS OF "FOUR DAUGHTERS." IjprTscilla lane i — And — 1 JEFFREY LYNN ) — In — THD SPARKLING, SPICY. HILARIOUS COMEDY! "YES, MY "YES, MY DARLING DAUGHTER." DARLING DAUGHTER." IT'S DELIGHTFULLY FRANK AND FRANKLY DELIGHTFUL! — With — ROLAND YOUNG . . . FAY BAINTER MAY KOBSON . . . GENEVIEVE TOBIN lAN HUNTER. Excellent Featurettes Include— "HAVE YOU GOT ANY CASTLES r~ A Comedy Cartoon in Colour. "CHINA TO-DAY," A Delightful Colour Tour. "SMALL FRY." A Comedy Colour Classic. "PATHB GAZETTE." With the Latest News in Picture?, etc. Recommended bt/ Ceninr More. Especially for Adult Audience*. Ek ■====== Syniond? Street h>, To-uighi at 7.45. Dir.: R. J. Kerridse. Basil Rathbone. Duug. Fairbanks, .lun., Virginia l'ield, I". Awbrey Smitij, Lionel Atwill in " THE SUN NEVER SETS " " THE SUN NEVER SETS " Robert Kent, June Lang in " FOR LOVE OR MONEY " Reservations Phone 43-040. Both Recommended bu Censor for Adults aiiiiiiNii:iMiiii!mi:irr!!;iiini!!:ii!"!iiniiii!tiiin!: i^ :.: i ■::?::;r i ::^. til * ; ';:;•=i:!>!':,ii':.;:: , :™;^ j STAR j g Karangahape Rd. Dir.: R. J. Kerridge. j I . I I.3<> — DAILY — 7-'!O I , I I Clark Gable. Myrna Loy. | m Leo Carrillo. Walter Pidgeon in g I I "TOO HOT TO HANDLE" 1 I I "TOO HOT TO HANDLE" f 5= • = 1 Lew Ayres. Lynne jCarver. 1 g Lionel Barrymore in g I J "YOUNG DR. KILDARE" I I 1 "YOUNG DR. KILDARE" | 1 Reservations Phone 43-003. M 1 Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. 1 Kiiiiiiiniiiiiuiiiiiffl iiii:i!:iii::!;!!iiiii:iiiii!i!ii!!!isiiii;iii!:iiii!iiiii:niiuii!iuiniiiiii!iiiin!iiiu| I TTrnm? cinema i rdmuera. I IUJJUft. \_ Phone 24-748. This Evening at 8.15 ! =E GEORGE SANDERS and WENDY BARBIE In H The SAINT STRIKES BACK Recommended by Censor for Adults. The most successful of this popular ; detective series! Also: == "MARCH OF TIME." : 1939's Background for War, etc I fJATRTV ciNßaiA r takapcna. I W*-*-™ ■«■ X I Phone 23-465. = To-night. B—Bobhy Breen, Leo Carrillo in "FISHERMAN'S WHARF." Approved for Universal Exhibition. 1 AVONDALE A Mighty Picture from the famous book =by Dr. Cronin, "THB CITADEL." With Robert Donat and Rosalind Russell. Selected Shorts, including the Fare-well to Troops in Queen Street Recom- —— mended b<l Censor for Adults. I tJi-JvAINU I p hone 12-380. ~ QUEST r mO-NI€HT. JOE COOK in Zane Grey's = " A RIZONA -VTAHONEY." Anna Neagle and Tullio CarminatL Z=Z "LONDON MELODY." zzmßoth Recommended btf Censor for Adults IBIRKENHEAD] FO^^^ RS ' Ralph Bellajny. Nan Grey. Ann Shirley in "Girls' School." A Great Comedy Hit. Approved for Universal Exhibition. ■zm Excellent Supports. I AMBASSADOR rrr GUEST NIGHT — Charles Starrett, ZZH Marion Weldou in "DODGE CITY =z TRAIL." Thrills from the dangerdipped pen of Peter B. Kyne. Approved ZZZZfor Universal Exhibition. Akim Tamiroff. Marion Marsh in "THB GREAT GAMBINI." An exciting mystery thriller. Recommended by Censor for " Adults. Tyrone Power and Don Anieche in T3AGTIMB t»AND. Approved for Universal Exhibition. I NEW ROYAT I KINGSLAND. I x-n yv x\u x j\jj i phone 12 . 091 GUEST NIGHT — 7.30 — GUEST NIGHT Jack Holt — Mae Clarke. ."TROUBLE IN MOROCCO." Sally O'Neil — Tom Burke "KATHLEEN MAVOURNBEN." Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. f AMUSEMENT PARK JAMUSEMENT PARK CIVIC SQUARE . DAILY AT 2—TO-NIGHT AT 7 t ELECTRIC SPEED CARS, "KRAZY PLANE," "GIANT OCTOPUS" RIDE, MECHANICAL SHOOTING GALLERY, PENNY ARCADE, SKITTLES AND - NUMEROUS OTHER ATTRACTIONS. — Special Feature — i MECHANICAL WAXWORKS. • CHILDREN'S MATINEES DAILY, 2 P.M. COME ALONG—ITS ALL FREE TO SEE. A Bowler and Sullivan Presentation. i. "—**"*^■»——^——1^_— TEACHERS OF DANCING. _ "PATRICIA SCHOOL OF DANCING. 203, -»- Symonds St.—Modern Ballroom. Old- / time. Tap Dancing; Kedured Summer Rates. Teaching through the Holidays. Private Lessons by Appointment. Phone 31-031. — PATRICIA GREEN. Principal. MW "PRIVATE Lessons—2, ti. Tap, Ballroom. -*- 40 New Routines : o Dances bv post. 5/. Ruby Sherriff, H.B. BUlgs., Newton. FUNERAL NOTICES. / OTAR OF NEWMARKET LODGE It&A U.A.O D. f Members are reqiu ?ted fn attend 1} N\Vi!ilth<' funeral of the Inte Pro. e V*" Andrew Mackay. leavlns Arthur n Holmes' Mortuary. Mc-Cnll Street. Newmarket, at 11 a.m.. THURSDAY. January IS. for I'urewa Cemetery. '- 17 ' H. F. MAIN. An.