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Auckland Star, Volume LXXI, Issue 93, 19 April 1940, Page 12

J AMUSEMENTS. now in g BD BIG WEEK TO-DAY AND SATURDAY. II A.M., 2 P.M., 5 P.M., g P.M. \ B PLAZA jj / y lg QUEEN ST. ||s \. Direction : Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. Deaf Aids Arailable. TO-DAY & SATURDAY. 11 a.m.. '-' p.m., ."> p.m.. S p.m. VICTOR HUGO'S Sensational Story of a Hunchback Tvhn (Inrpd to dream of a young girl's love . . . ..iiiiilllllliMlliin,. THE HE HUNCHBACK UNCHBACK ! OTRE -L'AME " "Willi liiliiiiii I" 1 R.K.O. Uadio Masterpiece. Starring CHARLES LAUGHTON CHARLES LAUGHTON CHARLES LAUGHTON With Sir Cedric Ilardwieke. Thomas Mitchell, Maureen O'Hara. , Also Screening: KILL I'ICTOKIAL KKfoun 01-' THE IMNKKAI. UK THE L\TE I "HI ME MINISTKK RT. HON. M. J. SAVAGE. RESERVE EARLY FOR TO-NIGHT & SATURDAY pLAZA _ paoNK — Recommended More Especially for Adult Audiences. (oxford Opp. C.P.O. Phone 42 274. Direction : Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. COMMENCING TO-NIGHT! SESSIONS DAILY AT 11 — 2 — 5 & 8. 1 2 — BIG FEATURES — 2 | OUTBLASTING EACH OTHER WITH A BRAND OF DYNAMITE NO SCREEN HAS OFFERED BEFORE! THRILLS BEYOND MEASURE EXCITEMENT BEYOND ALL PRECEDENT! I No. 1 I II ■ I £"CB p -I WARNER | I F I -I BAXTER I CHARLES WINNINUER |~i ARTHUR TREACHER | | I KEYE i: 1 WI-LLIB - 1 1 R E I . I FUNG [ In The Exciting, Action-filled "BARRICADE" "BARRICADE" "BARRICADE" "BARRICADE" "BARRICADE" Trapped by Bandits in the Seething Orient they . . . I No. 2 j* I I I SIDNEY I "j LYxx 1 1 TOLER I . 1 BARI I In The Enthralling. Pnnch-packed "CHARLIE CHAN "CHARLIE CHAN IN THE CITY IN THE CITY IN DARKNESS" JN DARKNESS" '

War Clouds over Europe . . . Murder in a Black-out THRILLS A-PLENTY. Doth Recommended by Censor for idults OXFORD TO-NIGHT! * STATE * DEVONPORT * Deaf Aids Available. Phone 22-101. To-night and Sat. at rj Af* GARY COOPER DAVID NIVEN, ANDREA LEEDS, In the Thrilling Screen Experience, " THE REAL GLORY." llecommended by Censor for Adults. DICK POWELL, ANITA LOUISE, "GOING PLACES." Approved for Universal Exhibition. MATINEE TOMORROW (SAT.), I.SO. Same Gi'eat Programme as above. ADELPHI * GREY LYNN Deaf Aids Available. Phone 27-2?.">. • To-night and Sat. at <T A K RICHARD BKEXDA JOYCE. ROLAXD YOUNG, HERE I AM A STRANGER. Recommended by Censor for Adults. OLIVIA DE HAVILLAXD. DICK POWELL. CHAS. WIXXIXGEK, In the Laugh and Joy Jackpot, "HARD TO GET." Approved for Universal Exhibition. And "Liners of N.Z. Skyways." MATINEE TO-MORROW (SAT.). J. 30. "Hard to Get,"' 3 Cartoons. Comedies, Musical. Camera Thrills, etc. 10 — BIG ATTRACTIONS — 10 .==![ NEW REGENT i==. "I EP.SOM. ('.:..._'*- J . To-night 7.45, Sat, at 2 & 7.45. Ph. 14~143. .1 DEAF AIDS AVAILABLE | FRANCUOT TONE, Robert Montgomery, Janet Gaynor, "3 LOVES HAS NANCY." Approved for Universal Exhibition. ERROL FLYNN, Olivia De Havilland, Patrick Knowlcs, "FOUR'S A CROWD." Recommended by Censor for Adults. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. «» e ■pONSONBY ASSOCIATION -* FOOTBALL CLUB. FINAL PRACTICE *■*»-* will be held at Victoria Park, commencing at 2.30 p.m.. on . SATURDAY. APRIL 20. All Players and Intending Players requested to attend. J 9 L. DOWSES, Hon. Secretary. RAILWAY NOTICES. Yv-i-wANUI TROTS AT CLAUDELANDS ' * SATURDAY. APRIL 20, 1940. Special train leaves Auckland 7.5 a.m., e T^ narket 713 am - Claudelands arr. 10.40 a.m. Return train leaves Claudelands 5.5 pjn.. Auckland arr. 8.42 p.m. Return Fare from Auckland: 10/2 2nd Class. jo