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Auckland Star, Volume LXXI, Issue 153, 29 June 1940, Page 18

. AMUSEMENTS. \ ■ PLAZA |1/ g QUEEN ST. j||| N. I Direction : Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. I Deaf Aids Always Cosy I Available. an( l Warm. '1 Daily, 11 a.m., 2 p.m., 8 p.m. I -. (5 p.m. Sessions Fris. and Sats.) 1 g DAVID O. SELZNICK 1 3 Presents i j "REBECCA" J j "R E EC C A J j3 "REBECC A j 3 co-starring 8 | LAURENCE OLIVIER '= k JOAN FONTAINE | g Also 2nd Echelon N.Z. Troops 5 ■A at embarkation. J J pHONE - pLAZA - 41586 | A United Artists Release. i = . Rrcninmcniied by Censor for Adults. I I* **■»»■»■ •*■ *» * *• : * J TRANSFERRED * J DIRECT J * TO THE * I|OXFORD | * m ' ■' —. •* L. Opp. C'.P.O. " Phone 42-271. A * Dir. : Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. * * TO-NIGHT. * * SESSIONS AT It—2—s and 8. * * 11*11 * * UIEAL, * * SPECTACULAR * * ENTERTAIN- * * MENT! * * ALICE RICHARD * * FAYE GREENE * * FRED MacMURRAY * I* Brenda Andy * * JOYCE DEVINE * * In a I'oisterous romance ♦ * of the brawling Water- * * front ... . * J "LITTLE OLD J * "LITTLE OLD J ' , * % "LITTLE OLD = * I * = "LITTLE OLD *= * I * "LITTLE OLD * * NEW YORK" * I NEW YORK" * * NEW YORK" * •\Z NEW YORK" * * NEW YORK" J \# Produced by Darryl F. * *Zanuck. who Rave you Z. I* "In Old Chicago," * ♦ "Alexander's Ragtime .$ a. Band." "Jesse James." m T and "Stanley and Liv- * * ingstone." # * Approved for # $ Universal Exhibition. % * 11*11 ' * * OXFORD — TO-NIGHT! * * ************* * CRYSTAL I I 111 l RIALTO~ PALACE I RIALTO MT. EDEN I NEWMARKrn Phone 14-573 J I | Phono 46-609 Direction Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. Deaf Aids Available. Centrally Heated. To-night at ij AK j First Suburban Screening I FULL OF REALISTIC THRILLS trials and adventure that made men out of weaklings and their dream of refuge from a' war-torn world come true. FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW THOMAS MITCHELL, EDNA BEST, In the story you've always dreamed of . . . SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON Approved for Universal Exhibition. %Also First Suburban Screening: RICHARD DIX, CHESTER MORRIS, THE MARINES FLY HIGH THE MARINES FLY HIGH " Recommended by Censor for Adults. & Walt Disney's -''Donald's Lucky Day." REGAL * PONSONBY ED. Deaf Aids Available. Phone 26-040. To-night at .fT AK ERROL FLYNN, BETTE DAVIS, In Myron Bring'* Famous Novel, "THE SISTERS." Recommended by Censor for Adults. JAMES CAGNEY, HUMPHREY BOGART " OKLAHOMA KID." Approved for Universal Exhibition. ~M NEW REGENT(i=r~ EPSOM. I- | . To-night -at 7A K Phone 14-142. • •*** Deaf Aids Available. Centrally Heated. NELSON EDDY, VIRGINIA BRUCE, "SONG OF THE PLAINS." Approved for Universal Exhibition. . . JOE PENNER in the Hilarious "MILLIONAIRE PLAYBOY" Recommended by Censor for Adults'. | I DE LUXE -IRSSjSsry^ I MT. ALBERT. Phone 40-104 • •**» Joan Bennett, John Hubbard. "HOUSEKEEPER'S DAUGHTER." Recommended by Censor for Adults. BOBBY BREEN In the Delightful "ESCAPE TO PARADISE." Approved for , Universal Exhibition. AUCKLAND CENTENNIAL DRAMA FESTIVAL AND COMPETITIONS FOR CHOIRS AND STRING QUARTETS. FORMING PART OF THE NATIONAL COMPETITIONS. TOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER, TUESDAY, JULY 9, TO SATURDAY, JULY 13. 12 TALENTED TEAMS. BOOKING OPENS LEWI'S E.VDY. LTD., WEDNESDAY, JULY 3. Prices: 2/0 (Saturday). 2/ (other days), reserved, and 1/6 unreserved. No tax. SOUVENIR PROGRAMMES ..... 1/ . T. W*. M. ASHBY. Hon. Secretary, - Town Hall. Telephone 32-650. . ' 29 AMUSEMENTS CONTINUED ON PACK • • SEVENTEEN. I