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Auckland Star, Volume LXXI, Issue 144, 19 June 1940, Page 16

. AMUSEMENTS. y.Z.'S PREMIER THEATRB. Direction: CJWc Theatre. Ltd. 11 A.M. — 2.15 — 8 P.M. LAST 2 DAYS. WILLIAM GARGAN JUNE LANG KATHERINE DE MILLE " ISLE OF DESTINY " - " ISLE OF DESTINY " " ISLE OF DESTINY " ' " ISLE OF DESTINY " WALT DISNEY'S MICKEY MOUSE — " THE POINTER." All thp Latest War News by Air Mall. An RKO-Badio Programme. Approved for Universal Exhibition. , i FRIDAY— TWENTIETH CENTURY - FOX £°? E ™ BLB TjJIS GREAT CAST FOR THEIR tUSTY ROMANTIC ifixMC ... v "LITTLE OLD NEW YORK' , HI i |||ii ALICE FAYE ALICE FAYE ALICE FAYE • ALICE FAYE RICHARD GREENE RICHARD GREENE RICHAJRD GREENE FRED MacMURRAY FRED MacMURRAY FRED MacMURRAY BRENDA JOYCE BRENDA JOYCE ANDY DEVINE ANDY DEVINE IN " LITTLE OLD ' "LITTLE OLD "LITTLE OLD " LITTLE OLD NEW YORK!" NEW YORK!" NEW YORK!" I NEW YORK!" ROBUST — MAGNIFICENT — AN ERA THAT KNEW NO EQUAL! LOVE AS TURBULENT AS LITTLE OLD NEW YORK ITSELF! A Twentieth Century-Fox Picture. Approved for Universal Exhibition. i ill 1 Ilk I strand/ QUBBN STREET. Direction: Civic Theatre, Ltd. I Con. Sessions: 11, 2.15. 5, 8. DEANNA DURBIN IDEANNA DURBIN 1 ! DEANNA DURBIN DEANNA DURBIN "IT'S A DATE" "IT'S A DATE" "IT'S A DATE" I KAY FRANCIS WALTER- PI.DGBON EUGENE PALLETTB I/BWIS HOWARD Harry Owens and Hie Royal . .- ' . .Hawaiian's. ■" ' A> New Universal Production. Approved Universal Exhibition. MAYFAIR SANDRINGHAM — Phone 12-093. To-night and Thursday at 7.30— Shirley Temple in "Just Around the Corner" William Boyd in "The Day the Bookies Wept. - Both Approved Universal Exbtn

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