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

( AMUSEMENTS. -rr. A PACKED HOUSE LAST 1111 EVENING THRILLED TO THIS GRAND ENTERTAINMENT! REGENT THEATRE Ijji Dir.: 3. C. Williamson Picture Corp., Ltd. I SESSIONS: 11.'2.15 AND S P.M. minimi 1111 • Warner Brothers' Dynamite Packed 111 l| ■ Drama ! Cagney meets Raft face to 111 l | face for the first time ! JAMES CAGNEY JAMES CAGNEY JAMES CAGNEY " EACH I DAWN I , I DIE" 111 l GEORGE RAFT GEORGE RAFT GEORGE RAFT I GEORGE BANCROFT JANE BRYAN I MAXIE ROSENBLOOM VICTOR JORY I WEEK AFTER WEEK I in the "Hole" . . . dreaded solitary 11 cell ! What happens to a man's HI I mind under conditions like these? I Featurettes Include : "PATHE AIR MAIL NEWS." ill I Latest War News from Western HI I and Home Front. I "LIVINGSTONE ORCHESTRA" I in Popular Song and Dance 11 Numbers. • "BOBBIN GOOD." I A Short of interest in Card and 1 1 Dice Manipulation. "PORKY CARTOON" In "Loadstar Stranger." II With Apologies to Hi-Ho-Silver. \ Plans at Regent, I Recommended by Censor for Adult* 1 I and Unsuitable for Children. A DE PARIS fk ' m THEATRE lb i "== CONTINENTAL FILMS. ! "= Civic Buildings. W I j PHONE 40-180. ■ f . SESSIONS: 11 a.m., 1, 3, 5, 8 p.m. TO-DAY! TO-DAY! THOSE THINGS FOR WHICH NAZI GERMANY STANDS. THOSE THINGS WHICH BRITAIN AIMS TO CRUSH. ARE REVEALED, NAKED AND RUTHLESS. IN THE FILM, "PROFESSOR MAMLOCK" "PROFESSOR MAMLOCK" *v„!S 0 i? effective and timely indictment of Nazi Tyranny and Persecution the screen | has yet produced. [II Direction: Civic Theatre, Ltd. Recommended by Censor for Adults. » I As Warm as Your Own Fireside. I The Show Place of Auckland. I BERKELEY I mission bat. ' ' » Phone 17-377. M " To-night at Eight. M Conrad Veidt and Valerie Hobson M „ M "U-BOAT 39." M T?1- e „*fS -?.? ""stressing -war scenes. M ** la *ni«I?. « a «P«»ef«a drama of M , "Fifth Column" activities. f. Approved for Universal Exhibition. M w?,?. ™?« AKC , H J° TIMB " (Soldiers - M With Wings). Fox. Aust. News, etc. I CAPITOL I BALMORAL. 1 VACXA XXV/ ' I Phone 12-199. Jf This Evening at a Quarter to Eight! « M Ann * Neagle and George Sanders in ' M "NURSE EDITH CAVELL" ■■111 -.. An BnthraDing Drama! I «* - » erttab, y an Artistic Triumph ! : I M Recommended by-Censor for Adults. n Jfl Also : Powell. Anita Louise in * M "GOING PLACES." n TUT . A Gran Musical Romance. m Approved for Universal Exhibition. * r~ —~i ": TOWN HALL p A.W.A. Y (Inc.) t- *■ —J TO-NIGHT! K WRESTLING HISTORY.MAY BE MADE „ THE COVETED TITLE OF ; CHAMPION OF THE BRItVIh°EMPIR» 3 IS AT stake: *-■"*«■ EARL McCREADY EARL McCREADY (of Canada) Title Holder for Six Years. V. i 9 THE N.Z. CHAMPION-SERGEANT-MAJOR LOFTY BLOMFIELD LOFTY BLOMFIELD John Katan picks Blomfield to win. 2ND BIG ATTRACTION: KEN KENNETH (of Auckland) v. DR. BARTO HILL (of America) Kenneth's big chance to rise to the -- ranks of the best. DOORS OPEN 7 P.MT YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED BEFORE! SECURE YOUR SEAT NOW TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT. By Special Arrangement .with the Auckland Provincial Patriotic Committee the Assocations Net Profits win be donated to the Patriotic Fund. STRAND THEATRE, M" SUNDAY EVENING. SUNDAY EVENING. Doors Open 7 p.m. Screen Talks, i». - ■>« '- lo P-m-—Book Review. ! At ..30 p.m.—MR. E. M. HIGGIXS: "THE GERMAN PEOPLE AND THE WAR." "W VVi P i Ic^ ure .^ roßramßle headed by WALLABY JIM OF THE ISLANDS." Featuring George Houston and Ruth Coleman. Recommended by Censor for Adults Excellent SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. SILVER COLLECTION. I Doors Closed During Lecture. Children under 14 not admitted unless accompanied by parents. Rationalist Association and Sunday Freedom League. " 21>