AMUSEMENTS GUIDE.

Auckland Star, Volume LXXI, Issue 17, 20 January 1940, Page 14

AMUSEMENTS GUIDE.

civic SQUARE —Amusement Park. PICTURE THEATRES. STRAND—Mary Carlisle In "Call a Messenger" and Dick Foran in "Inside Information." CENTURY—Joan nennett In "The Housekeeper's Daughter." ClVlC—Charles Lauphton and Maureen O'Hara in "Jamaica Inn." MAJESTIC—WiIIiam Henry in "Television Fpv" and Johnny Downs in •Hawaiian Nights." ROXY—Charles Starrett in "Call of the Rockies" ana John Mtel and Margaret Lindsay in "On Trial." ST. JAMES' —Robert Donat and Greer Garson In "Good-bye. Mr. Chips. REGENT —Errol Flynn and Olivia Dc Ilavlland in "Dodge City." EMBASSY —Prlscilla I.ane and Jeffrey Lynn in "Yes, My Darling Daughter." OXFORD—Gary Cooper in "The Real Glory." PLAZA—RaIph Richardson and Merle Oberon in "Tho Lion Has Wings. adelphi—"Story of Alexander Graham | Hell." ALEXANDRA—"VaIIey or tho Giants." ASTOR—r"Stagecoach" and "Burn 'Em Up O'Connor." AMBASSADOR —"Heart or the North" and "international Settlement." AVONDALE —"If I Were King." BRITANNIA —"Honolulu" and "Only Angels Have Wings." BERKELEY (Mission Bay)—" Boy From Barnardo's." CAPITOL —"Let Us Live." CRYSTAL palace—"Four Feathers." DELTA — "Sweethearts" and "Room Service." DE LUXE—"Rose of Washington Square" and "Racket Blisters." EMPRESS —"Second Fiddle" and "Fight-1 ing Gringo." GAlETY—"Sweethearts.". GREY LYNN—"Honolulu" and "Ambush." KINGSLAND—"Nearest Thing to Heaven" and "Exposed." LIBERTY—"Boys' Town" and "Ride, 1 Ranger, Ride." MAYFAIR—"You Can't Cheat an Honest | Man." PRINCE EDWARD—"East Side of Heaven" | and "The Hardys lUde High." PRINCESS —"The Three Musketeers" and "Hound of the Baskervilles." PICTUREDROME —"It's in the Air." PEERLESS —"Tailspin" and 'Climbing High." REGAL—"Second Fiddle" and "My Bill." RIALTO—"Four Feathers." REGENT (Epsom)—" Confessions or a Nazi Spy" and "Gorilla." STATE (Dovonport)—"Man in tho Iron Mask" and "Way Down South." STATE (Onehunga)—"Hound of the Haskervilles" and "News is Made at Night.** STRAND (Onohunga)—"Fast and Loose" and "Whispering Enemies." STATE (Symonds Stroot) —"Union Paclllc." STAR—"The Plainsman" and "Midnight." SOUTHERN CROSS—"Blondie" and "Mr. Wong, Detective." TUDOR—"The Girl TIVOLI—"CaII of the Rockies" and "On Trial." VICTORIA—"Four Girls In White" and "Escape From Yesterday." RADIO PROGRAMMES. Highlights from to-day's programmes are_: — IYA—B.O p.m., Memories or the Savoy: l Songs by Gilbert and Sullivan"; 8.15, Thelina Moore, piano; 0.25, "The. Fol-de-I\ols"; 0.i7, "Singers on Parade"; lft.o. sports summary; 10.10, dance music. 2YA —8.0 p.m., Herbl Burton novelty trio; 8.12, l.eoi-Ko Form by, light vocal; B.is, Hay Trewern, tenor; s.:u. "The Versatile Three"; danre music; l(>.», sports summary and review of Monday's races, by S. V. MeKwen. IYX—B.O p.m.. popular stars; s.:«0. 4 Woman in White"; tui, "Soldier of Fortune"; 10.0, variety. IZM—7.O p.m., sports results and comments, Hill Hendry; 8.0, dance music. Highlights from to-morrow's programmes are;— 1 YA—ll.ft a.m., Anglican service from St. Mark's Church; 'J.IB p.m., Hoethoven's symphony No. 7 in A major: 7.0; Roman Catholic service, from St. Patrick's Cathedral; B.an, band programme; 8.15, talk by Prime Minister. 2YA—ll.o a.m., Presbyterian service, from St. Andrew's Church: 2.0 p.m., "Music Since 1900"; :i.o, talk on Samuel Marsden, by Ven. Archdeacon Bullock; a. 15, "Scrapbook for 1939"; 7.0, Anglican service, from St. Paul's Pro-Cathedral; 8.3U, Cecily Audibert. soprano; 8.15, talk by Prime Minister; 9.31, Joseph Schmidt, tenor, and Michael Bohnen, baritone; 9.55, "Rigoletto" selection. 1 YX—B.3O p.m., symphonic programme; 8.16, Benno Moisewitsch, piano. IZM—IO.O a.m., sacred and orchestral selections; 9.0, half-hour with Johannes Brahms; 9.30, "Garden of Song."