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Auckland Star, Volume LXXI, Issue 151, 27 June 1940, Page 24

1 AMUSEMENTS. THE YEARS GREATEST PICTURE! Immediate Booking for To-morrow and Saturday is recommended to avoid disappointment. \| PLAZA %/ /=j QDBEN ST. il§ \ = . Direction : Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. Deaf Aids Always Cosy Available. and Warm. 1 To-day : 11 a.m., 2 p.m.. H p.m. 1 I (5 p.m. Sessions Fris. and Sats.) I I DAVID o. SELZNICK 3 fi Presents p I "REBECCA" J 1 " REBECCA" 1 j| "REBECCA" t § "REBE CC A " 1 i - co-starring P I LAURENCE OLIVIER 1 I JOAN FONTAINE 1 J PHONE - pLAZA - 41586 j B A United Artists Release. | p Rccnmmcnitrd by Censor for Adults. t *| ***********★Hγ* * * HIOXFORD % * m * Opp. C.1'.0. Phone 42-274. * * Dir. : Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. * * FINALLY TO-NKiHT AT 8. * 1 SONJA HENIE~~ J * SONJA HENIE J * SONJA HENIE * * In tlie Ice and Snow * Surprise ... * :* "EVERYTHING ji J * — HAPPENS AT — * * NIGHT" * * 4pp. for Vnicereal Exhib. * * Also MARCH OF TIME, * * "THE VATICAN" * * — .* * ****** *-******j» Z. ! CRYSTAL RIALTO PALACE I RIALTO MT. EDEN 1 XBWMARKK'I Phone 14-573 Phone 46-609 Direction : Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. Deaf Aids Available. Centrally Heated. To-night, Frl. and Sat. at rr 4fir I Fii-sr Suburban Screening | FULL OF REALISTIC THRILLS trials and adventure that mad« men out of weaklings and their dream of refuge from a war-toru world come true. FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW THOMAS MITCHELL, EDNA BEST, In the ntory you've always dreamed ol . . . SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON Approved for Universal Exhibition. Also First Suburban Screening: RICHARD DIX, CHESTER MORRIS, THE MARINES FLY HIGH Recommended by Censor for Adults. & Welt Disney's "Donald's Lucky Day." * STATE * ONEHUNGA * Deaf Aids Available. Phone 12-344. To-night, Frl. ana Sat. at "T AK TYRONE POWER, LINDA DARNELL, , JOAN DAVIS. "DAYTIME WIFE" JOHN GARFIELD, Rosemary Lane, Stanley Fields, " BLACKWELL'S ISLAND." Both Recommended by Ccnstr for Adults. & "NEWSFRONTS OF TIIE WAR," Latest 1949 March of Time. ALEXANDRA") "£"& 7.45 GREEN LANE. | I'h. 16-647 DAVID NIVEN, LORETTA YOUNG, "ETERNALLY YOURS." JOHN GARFIELD, Rosemary Lane, Stanley Fields. "BLACKWELL'S ISLAND." Both Recommended, by Ccnxor for Adults. PRINCESS * DOMINION RD. Deaf Aids Available. Centrally Heated. To-night, Frl. and Sat. at *7 As* Phone 15-439. ' GEORGE BRENT, OLIVIA DE HA VI I/LAND, "WINGS OF THE NAVY" JEAN HERSHOLT, DOROTHY LOVETT "MEET DR. CHRISTIAN." Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. k WALT DISNEY'S "Ugly TJuckling." DE LUXE &-!£.£ 7.45 MT. ALBERT. Phone 40-104 ~J» a n Benneft - John Hubbnrd. "HOUSEKEEPER'S DAUGHTER." Recommended by Censor for Adult* BOBBY BREEN in the Delishtful' "Escape to paradise?" Approved for Universal Exhibition. RUGBY FOOTBALL. EDEN pi RK EDEN Wl PARK £ DBN PARK EDEN WRK EDEN •»* PARK ; EDEN PAiiK EDEN PARK EDEN PARK SATURDAY SEE the Leader* m«et in • this season's most exciting match. MARIST MARIST v. GRAFTON. GRAFTON. AT 3 PM: NORTH SHORE OTAHUKU. AT 1.30. STURGES PARK. INFANTRY v. PONSONBY. SHOWGROUNDS. TECH. 0.8. v. SUBURBS. RUGBY RUGBY RUGBY RUGBY RUGBY RUGBY RUGBY RUGBY RUGBY RUGBY RUGBY RUGBY RUGBY RUGBY 28 BOXING. /feg. GREAT «fSA AMATEUR ZXm programme i SIX SPECIAL CONTESTS WELLINGTON v. AUCKLAND WELLINGTON v. AUCKLAND AND SIX OTHER FIRST-CLASS BOUTS. CONCERT CHAMBER, THIS SATURDAY AT 8 P.M. ADMISSION 2/6. TURK ISH BATHS7~ T EAH TAYLOR, Turkish Baths, Chancery Chbrs., O'Connell St. Ph. 47-489. B