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Auckland Star, Volume LXXI, Issue 158, 5 July 1940, Page 12

AMUSEMENTS. \ TO-NIGHT — TO-NIGHT /sSvl \ . /ttvoliN ( ™ W- v J£i) I Continuous /t\ \ Bridge. I \.ll tm.y \. at & J Phone II .Mil. PlioDe 44-130. Direction : Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. ROXY DAILY SESSIONS: MATINKK TOMORROW. !i P.M. TlVor.l NIGHTLY AT S O'CLOCK. MATINEE TOMORROW. 2 P.M. Warner Bros. V\r*\ S.Z. Screening. JANE WYMAN I T..r«-h y -x oTI TAVTT H/VMAM !,,lf, Man-hunt I JAiNfc, VV IMAM I nc: ,:n . . look- I ALLEN JENKINS ; j'j- f " r i~ w ; | ALLEN JENKINS TOM KENNEDY SHEILA BROMLEY IN " DYNAMITE TORCHY " " DYNAMITE TORCHY " " DYNAMITE TORCHY " " DYNAMITE TORCHY " " DYNAMITE TORCHY " " DYNAMITE TORCHY " " DYNAMITE TORCHY " " DYNAMITE TORCHY " " DYNAMITE TORCHY " " DYNAMITE TORCHY " " DYNAMITE TORCHY " " DYNAMITE TORCHY " " DYNAMITE TORCHY " " DYNAMITE TORCHY " " DYNAMITE TORCHY " " DYNAMITE TORCHY " " DYNAMITE TORCHY " " DYNAMITE TORCHY " " DYNAMITE TORCHY " " DYNAMITE TORCHY " AND NOW FOR OUR SECOND BIG ATTRACTION. LYNN BARI 1 20th 1 JOAN DAVIS I F c o ! ALAN BAXTER I accessor j MARY BETH | - H otl" for ! HUGHES I Women- I IN " FREE, BLONDE AND 21 " " FREE, BLONDE AND 21 " " FREE, BLONDE AND 21" " FREE, BLONDE AND 21 " THEY SHARE STOCKtNCS. LIPSTICK. FROCKS—BUT ONE TIMXG THEY DON'T SHARE . . . THEIR MEN ! Both Recommended by Cantor for Adult*. POPULAR PRICES PREVAIL: 1500 SEATS AT 1/ 1/ 1/ 1/ CHILDREN 6d 6d 6d 6d 6d ROXY — TIVOLI — NOW SHOWING. CRYSTAL ill 111 RIALTO || PALACE I RIALTO MT. EDEN 111 NSWMARKK't rtone 14-878 J [\\ PhWK 46-608 Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. Deaf Aid* Available. Centrally Heated. To night and Sat. at rj AK T* Flmt Suburban Screening |' SPARKLING — SPICY HILARIOUS COMEDY ! PRISCILLA LANE, JEFFREY LYNN, ROLAND YOUNG, MAT ROBBON, FAY BAINTER, lAN HUNTER, In the Delightfully Frank and Frankly Delightful "YES, MY DARLING DAUGHTER." Aleo First Suburban Screening: MICHAEL REDGRAVE In the Absorbing Mystery Thriller ... "WINDOW IN LONDON." Both Recommended by (Jcnsor for Adults. SUPER WESTERN MATINEE TO-MORROW (SAT.), 2 P.M. • STATE • ONEHUNGA ♦ Deaf Aids Available. Phone 12-344. To-night and Sat. at rj aAlso Matinee Sat.. 2 p.m. • •*•-» FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW, Thome* Mitchell, Edna Best, SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON Approved for Universal Exhibition. GHO. SANDERS in Leslie Chartene' SAINT'S DOUBLE TROUBLE Recommended by Oentor for Adulta. "CRISIS IN THB PACIFIC," i Latent 1940 March of Time. , , EMPRESS • NEWTON No Extra to Reserve. . - CIRCLE XI STALLS 1/ To-night and Sat. at . rj A X Matinee Sat. 1.30. Ph. 2T-07T. ••**•-» CHAS. LAUGHTON in Victor Hugo , * "HUNCHBACK OP NOTRE DAME/ , Recommended by Oenaor More Eapectolly for Adulta. BOBBT BREBN In the Delightful " ESCAPE TO PARADISE." Approved for Univeraal Exhibition. ADELPHI • GREY LYNN Deaf Aide Avnllable. Plione 27-235. To-night and Sat. at rj 4% Who Matinee Sat.. 1.30. • •*«» JOHN GABFIELD, Rosemary Lane, Stanley Fields, {LACKWELL'S ISLAND." ERLE OBERON in the All-Colour "OVER THE MOON." ■ Recommended by Oeneor for Adulta. "NEWS FRONTS OF THE WAR." CKLAND CENTENNIAL DRAMA FESTIVAL. CONCERT CHAMBER. Tbe Festival comprises the Auckland Eliminations and tbe Provincial Henii-flnale of the National Oue-Act Play Competitions. AUCKLAND ELIMINATIONS. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY & FRIDAY, JULY 9, 10 AND 12. From Ten Talented Auckland Teams two will be selected for the Semi finals. PRICES: 2/ (Res.) and 1/6. PROVINCIAL «EMI-FINALS. SATURDAY, JULY 13. The two delected Auckland tenniN will meet two Helected t<MtiiH from the Walkato Eliminations being held this week. PR 1C RS : 2/fl (Res.): Door Sales 1/6, available only If any erUs remain unreserved. PlanH for all performances at Lewis Eady, Ltd.. Now Open.