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Auckland Star, Volume LXXI, Issue 50, 28 February 1940, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. gPBC I A L ! Screening at All Sessions To-day. Exclusive Pictures of— ACHILLES DAY IN AUCKLAND Arrival in Port . . . inspection by Governor-General . . interview with Captain Parry . . . the march up I Queen St. ... reception at Town Hall . . crowds in Queen St., etc. LAST TWO DAYS! TO-DAY AT 11 — 2.15 — 8 P.M. ; ST. JAMES , THEATRE | ' Direction : Sir Benjamin Fuller. ; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's : " LADY OF THE TROPICS " " LADY OF THE TROPICS " " LADY OF THE TROPICS " .— With — HEDY LAMARR ROBERT TAYLOR j Plans at the Theatre. Phone 32-920. ; Recommended by Centor for Adult*. \ * SHOCKING! J * SHOCKING! * * SHOCKING! * * SHOCKING! * * * ! jfi THAT ONE WOMAN WOULD .$. WRITE SUCH A STORY ABOUT .g. * OTHER WOMAN! A GLITTER- * * ING MULTI-STAR CAST BRINGS * * YOU THE HILARIOUS LONG- * * RUN STACK HIT . . . THAT HAD * * MEN WHOOPING FOR JOY ■ . . * * AND WOMEN LAUGHING— * j * MAD! THE BROADWAY STAGE uj SCANDAL THAT MADE A ' * MILLION WOMEN LAUGH AT * j * THEMSELVES .... AND A *! * MILLION MEN GASP IX AMAZE- • # MEXT AT WHAT THEY NEVER . * GUESSED BEFORE! # " * FRIDAY!- * * AT 11 — 2.15 — 5 P.M. — 8 P.M. IST. JAMES , THEATRE * * Direction : Sir Benjamin Fuller. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's production <$> •Jif- of Clare Booth's sensational play A that "culls a spade a spade!" .. . * * £1 * " milE VT7OMEN" -. *■ "J- HE "OMEN" j. " maK VTTOMEN " # * " ■*- HE »» OMEN " * * "milE TTTOME.N" u. " ■*■ HE »♦ OMEN " * I Z '-rTUIE VETOMEN" *| * "J- HE "OMES" * i * •■milE VTtTOMEN" * J »X he »» OMEX " * i * " rpHE TT7OMEN " # i * "i-HE Women •• Z\\ *. " milK TX7OMEN" * * "J- he Women- * = * "rp:iE VT7OMEN" * i * "J- he Women- Z\\ *■*■ i i (AND IT'S AT.L ABOUT * ; * MEN). ! ■3)r ,^ '■' : * With — .£ ; t NORMA SHEARER *i * NORMA SHEARER * ! * NORMA SHEARER * ! * NORMA SHEARER I * NORMA SHEARER J * NORMA SHEARER * * (as Mrs. Stephen Haines), # 1 JOAN CRAWFORD * * JOAN CRAWFORD * * JOAN CRAWFORD * * JOAN CRAWFORD * * JOAN CRAWFORD J * (as Crystal Allen), , * ROSALIND RUSSELL * Z ROSALIND RUSSELL * J ROSALIND RUSSELL * * ROSALIND RUSSELL * * (as Mrs. Howard Fowler). * * MARY BOLAND J * MARY BOLAND * * (as the Countess de Lage), #| * — And — * * PAULETTE GODDARD * * PHYLLIS POVAH * * JOAN FONTAINE Z * VIRGINIA WEIDLER I ~ AND ABOUT A HUNDRED * OTHER WOMEN WITH NOTHING * * OX THEIR MINDS BUT MEN! *| •w . * OUT OF THE BOUDOIR ON TO i * THE SCREEN' COMES THE ' * YEAR'S MOST HILARIOUS * COMEDY. $. 0 Including the "•" * HOLLYWOOD FASHION * * PAGEANT J *■ Glittering preview of To-morrow's * Fashions as. styled by the great X Adrian for the world's loveliest * 9 jeirls . . . and presented ... *. * ENTIRELY IN TECHNICOLOUR. T, * BOOKINGS * * are already heavy! Plans at the # | . * Theatre Daily from 10 a.m. *.. RECOititnXDEn nXLY FOR * * ADULTS. * ***************** piHKlllUlllllHl^ H ONCE IN FOUR YEARS. |j HI TO-MORROW NIGHT. H ■ THURSDAY, 29TH. | g SPECIAL fp B LEAP YEAR M Ij CARNIVAL g H ' AT ' H I ..illlllllllllllllHlllllDi,, |. m J cabaret '=. 'm j ~- METROPOLE =~ ■ 1 ■''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin' , i Streamers and Novelties, etc. m Fun For All. fg MAX ARCHER, Manager. Il| Bl«illllll»llHHlllHl«lllIlillllll«Hllll!lillH^ \ UCKLAND "\TETROPOLITAN P*s pATRIOTIC V^OMMITTBB. ANY ARTISTS WILLING TO HELP THB RECRUITING CAMPAIGN COMMITTEES IN FORMATION OF A CONCERT PARTY ! PLBASE WRITE TO | FRANK BROAD. ESQ., P.O. Box 1215. Auckland. ' OPENING TO-MORROW (THURSDAY) — EMPIRE CAFE, ! Customs Street West. :l Next Hotel Auckland.