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Auckland Star, Volume LXXI, Issue 147, 22 June 1940, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. \ ■ P L A Z A |H / y/ J QUEEN ST. |gj Direction : Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. Deaf Aids Always Cosy Available. and Warm. To-day : 11 a.m., 2 p.m., 4.45 p.m., 8 p.m, _ DAVID O. SELZXICK, • | 3 who made 1 | "GONE WITH THE WIND," I Presents g „ ***** 1 "REBECCA" 1 "REBECCA" fi "REBECCA" : "REBECCA" "REBECCA" ***** co-starring I LAURENCE OLIVIER j JOAN FONTAINE g A United Artists Release. f n Rccommcndcd by Censor lor Adults. £ * ** * **•***#»*#* * * J OXFORD || * Opp. C.1'.0. Phone 42-274. * Dir.: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. * * rjIRANSFERRED * rpilE QENTURY. * * SESSIONS DAILY AT 11—2—5 & * * DE LUXE SESSION AT 8 * * II*!! I J SONJA HENIE * * SONJA HENIE * * SONJA HENIE * * SONJA HENIE * * SONJA HENIE T * SONJA HENIE 1 * RAY MILLAND— A a. ROBERT CUMMINGS * * MAURICE * * MOSCOVITCII In the Ice and Snow Surprise ... * * "EVERYTHING * * "EVERYTHING I * = "EVERYTHING _ * * £ HAPPENS AT _* * * HAPPENS AT — * J HAPPENS AT * * NIGHT" * * NIGHT" * * NIGHT" J jk. Approved for Universal Exhibition. * * _ Also - * * The Latest 1940 * MARCH OF TIME * * dealing with £ "THE VATICAN Z. OF PIUS XII." * * |j*|| * * OXFORD — TO-NIGHT! * * **************,^ CRYSTAL RIALTO" PALACE I RIALTO MT. EDEN I NEWMARKF'I Phone 14-873 Phone 46-809 Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. Deaf Aids Available. Centrally Heated. FINALLY To-night at ij I Suburban Screening | A MODERN AIR ARMADA of Steel and Thunder . . . Zooming to Glory! GEORGE BRENT. OLIVIA DE HAVILLAND. JOHN PAYNE. FRANK MeHUGH, VICTOR JORY. JOHN LITEL, In the Glorious Saca of the Daunt- !■' less Hawks of the Sea . . . "WINGS OF THE NAVY" "WINGS OF THE NAVY" " WINGS OF THE NAVY " " WINGS OF THE NAVY " Dedicated to those daredevils of the sky . . . the invincible -battleships they fly . . . and to the heroii; women they ■love . . . ntid have to leave. ACTION AS FAST as the Dreaded f*ower Dive! / * DRAMA AS TENSE as a Mid-air Crash ! ♦ ROMANCE AS RECKLESS as the . Lives These Eagles Lead * Also First Suburban Screening: EDWARD ELLIS, KENT TAYLOR, " THREE SONS." Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. ALEXANDRA! =a-B GREEN I.ANB ' Ph. 16-647 * JOAN BENNETT, JOHN HUBBARD, In a Comedy that tops "Topper" and Is merrier than "Merrily We Live" . . . "HOUSEKEEPER'S DAUGHTER." Recommended ty. Censor for Adults. PRESTON FOSTER in tbie Thrilling "20,000 MEN A YEAR." Approved for Universal Exhibition. .And "MEN WITH WINGS." . . t.i"' i Latest March of Time. I TklPi T TTYIT Final Screening AJJCJ LUAHj To-nigbt at 7AK MT. ALBERT; Phone 40-104 1 ERRDL FLYNN in the All-Colour "DODGE CITY." Recommended by Censor for Adults. The Jones Family, Joan Davis, "TOO BUSY TO WORK." Approved for Universal Exhibition. GRAND CONCERT BY THE BAND AND CONCERT PARTY OF THE N.Z. INSTITUTE FOR THE BLIND IN AID OF THE SICK AND WOUNDED FUND, TOWN HALL TUESDAY, JUNE 25, AT 8 P.M. WONDERFUL PROGRAMME Bji these Talented Pernio—all members of the Institute. CORNET SOLOS by ALLAN MORTON, N.Z. Champion, 1930, '38, '4/. ORGAN SOLOS, VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL ITEMS BY THE " INSTITUTE CONCERT PARTY. POPULAR * Rr'-'RH. ETC., BY THE BAND. This Band and Concert Party have recently concluded a most successful tour of New Zealand, and patrons may look forward to a wonderful Concert. HELP OUR BLIND CITIZENS TO HIpLP A WORTHY CAUSE. ADMISSION 1/ TO ALL PARTS. Reserves 6d Estra at Lewis Eady, Ltd. DANCING, SPORTING, WRESTLING, BOXING, CrC„ ADVTB.. APPCAR ON RAQt NINETEEN.