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Auckland Star, Volume LXXI, Issue 70, 23 March 1940, Page 16

I AMUSEMENTS. AN EXPERIENCE rou WILL NEVER forget: •• DARK VICTORY " with A REMARKABLE PERFORMANCE KV BETTE DAVIS AT Tin-} EMBASS Y .1. C. Williamson's Intimate Theatre. Sessions: 11 a.m.. 2.13 p.m.. S p.m. A Warner Bros. Presentation. Recommended an More Especially for Adult Audiences. Thins at the Theatre. Phone Itt-lieiT. AUCKLAND'S LEADING A SUBURBAN THEATRES g DIRECTION: | Fuller-Kerridge Theatres. ";- ! STATE I sv.\ioxi).s .street 1 lo±x\ ±lj i pi 1(M1C -i:;ui.-,. g | I TO-DAY~] |T6~D~AY~i | |5 2.13 P.M. AND .s P.M. : : (Ami from .Monday t.i Thursday !: :: Next Week at 2.13 p.m. .intl S H p.m. each day.) H FIRST .NEW ZEALAND ' RE- U 7: LEASE of the WOULD FILM :: PRODUCTION PROM MANGER TO CROSS H or -\ | ■ TESUS QF -VfAZAKETII.- | 1 The world's Greatest Teacher, 1 Healer, and Lover of Men. j" Whim first shown in ilie Royal n | Albert Hall of London, the Great H A Auditorium was packed daily for V. ,i tliree months—a tribute liy the 1 - world's .-iipitnl to the rare b-autv d E and poignant force of this beau- -= tiful lilm. I Approved for Unircrsal Inhibition. j ;; Associate Programme includes:;; ..i "Our Koynl Heritage." being the 0 :-i story of our Lives, showing whv H * our Heritage—Oreat Britain— K •1 stands supreme — the Navv in B :i Action—the Air Force of To-day | '.• —Britain's Gigantic Industries-. ?: r= Also: The Triumphant Ki-luin of t 11.M.5. Achilles to Auckland. 1." Alto: During tliis evening's Inter- -j jj mission, and by special rcoucst. J ;: tiie musical recordings will in- ;• elude: "The Consecration of The i ;; House." by the London Phil- h '--. harmonic Orchestra; "I Know U ;■; That My Redeemer Llvcth." by g :-j ".000 young voices in the Royal [ rs Albert Hall, and "Christ Arose." j | by 10,001) trained voices in the 3 H Koynl Albert Hull. g 3 Children Halt Price lit all other 3 'l\ numerous patrons arc kindly | S urged to secure their reserves for \i N tliis evening before 7 p.m.. since - It will be aim. si impossible to : | secure them afterwards—please, g 1 Hooking Olllee at Tlieatre, 0 a.m.- | I ' n - m - K IPRINCE EDWARDI * I 2 p.m. TO-DAY 7.30 p.m. J g 2 His Action-Packed Features. . . | JOHNNY WEISSMULLEK. 3 MAUREEN O'SULLIVAX, I lan Hunter. Frieda liicscort. | John Sliellield (tlie Hoy Wonder) j I'TARZAN FINDS A SON"B d"TARZAN FINDS A SON' ,; ; ;i"TARZAN FINDS A SON"j; | Approved for Universal Exhibition. K 5 Anna May Won.-. .1. Carrol NaMi I Kri- HI ore In " ISLAND OF I | LOST MEN." I I Recommended by Censor for Ad,ill3. | 3 :t Hours of real fast-moving enter- Ll | ' nienl. too good to miss g ft HOOK NOW: No extra for reserves. 1 pstar 1 K^^^rg I 1-".» — DAILY -- T.-lo I I K John Howard, Heather Ansel. 1 S Reginald Denny. 11. H. Warner U In I • PBULLDOG DRUMMOND'SH ;! SECRET POLICE. | I It You Like Thrills. Chills. B ■ YOU MUST SEE ■ S . M These Two Baffling Mysteries. S ; I !THE HOUSE OF FEARj S I [THE HOUSE OF FEAR! g With William Gnrgan. Irene Hervev, § Alan Dineliarl. El Hi lei. g : Both Recommended by Censor tor U Adults. ' i victorial 1 'To-night at 7."11. Also .Monday and Tuesday. ii east"side'"of heaven fi 1 EAST side OF HEAVEN : U With s ;.i r.INU CItOSHY. MISCIIA «AL'ER. 1 .lOAN HLONDELL and linhy Sandy. ;l "j 1 "SERGEANT" MADDEN" I With U ;-; WALLACE BEERY. Alan Curtis 1 '< Tom Drown. I.arainc Dav -;i ~ /.'ot;i Recommended In/ Ccun'or for '■■- B Adults. ' I MATINEE TO-DAY, 2 p.m. I y "BAST SIDE OF HEAVEN." EASTER MONIUY.' '2 '"'ii' "SBItGEANT MADDEN' " :. \lsu Nowh Stranser Thau \\ tion- -■= ~ Musical and Car 1.,,,,,. Also Showins with this Programme ■ Auckland's Welcome lu "' ," | 11.M.5. ACHILLES. ;: All Reserves must be claimed and B paid for by 7.30. I PEERLESS—ST. HELIER'S ! I PHONE 23-SOS. TO-NH;iIT_AT 7.43. '; - Tyrone Power. Alice Faye, Al .lolson in , "JJOSB OF WASHINGTON QQUABR" Peter Lorre. Lionel Atwill, Vircinla Field in "M R ' M° T0 T AKES A "\^ Al "ATION." Both Recommended by Ccntor for Adults.