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

AMUSEMENTS. X.Z.'s PREMIER THEATRE. Direction : Civic Theatre, Ltd. 11 A.M.—2.15—5 P.M.—B P.M. 1! II 111 II GINGER ROGERS GINGER ROGERS GINGER ROGERS JOEL McCREA f a I! 1 Illliii,,. ~iiii!i!lll "PRIMROSE PATH" "PRIMROSE PATH" "PRIMROSE PATH" "PRIMROSE PATH" "PRIMROSE PATH" "PRIMROSE PATH" ~ [1jP 11,,, """I 1 ITS llllil ill 1 DARIS'G — DYNAMIC The story of n girl from the wrong side of town. laughing her way through dangerous moments as she trod the Trimrose Path. The reckless road to nowhero paved with emotional shocks and a hundred comedy surprises in the screen's most daring story of romantic fireworks. An R.K.0.-Radio Picture. Recommended by Censor for Adult*. 1 Also I , WALT DISNEY'S DONALD DTTK. | "DONALD'S COUSIN GUS" [ MOVIB BALL, TOWN HALL. JULY 18. .STRAND 'J illlllllllllinillllllilllimuuiiiilllllllllllllllllllllt I QUBBN STREET. j i Direction: Civic Theatre, Ltd. j Con. Sessions: 11, 2.15, o, 8. I ACTION! THRILLS! j J ROMANCE! I WILLIAM BOYD as i i HOP ALONG CASSIDY HOP ALONG CASSIDY HOP ALONG CASSIDY I HOPALONG CASSIDY HOPALONG CASSIDY I HOPALONG CASSIDY |j j HOPALONG CASSIDY In Clarence E. Mulford'e j "THE SHOWDOWN" i J " THE SHOWDOWN " .' j " THE SHOWDOWN " i "THE SHOWDOWN" With "Speedy" and "Lucky" and the Bar-20 Boys at their j; fighting best ! —PaNl> I — I The Season's Fastest. Mix-up I | I ; of Clues, Killers and Kisses! | ; 111 CHARLIE RUGGLES i I I CHARLIE RUGGLES I i CHARLIE RUGGLES CHARLIE RUGGLES CHARLIE RUGGLES I CHARLIE RUGGLES j I I Unwraps a Surprise In i I "/-\PBNED T>Y "VriSTAKB" ' "/"kPBNED T> Y "jITISTAKB" "QPBNE-D T)Y "YTISTAKE" i "QPBNED T>Y JITISTAKB' , THRILLS and CHILLS as | I Charlie cooks up clues to cook I i I a killer's goose ! i A Paramount Programme. j Approved Universal Exhibition. |j |. i I { I I j QOSY A MUSBMENT T>ARLOUR RBOPENS THIS FRIDAY NIGHT! Rig Variety Automatic Games for Young ami C)ld. Skill Howling Contests. Ladies' and Gents" Kifle Ranges, etc.. etc. Spend a happv hour. Admission Free. 3a. lI'I'BK QUEEN STREET. Corner KurilngnliHpc ltd. Spo Nc.m Sign. :i» RUGBY LEAGUE FOOTBALL. ~ dh YES, FOLLOW ! THE CROWDS Greater interest than in last Saturday's match is heing evinced in the Kami , hptween JIT. ALBERT and NORTH SHORE at CARLAW PARK ON SATURDAY. We predicted a great crowd and a great game between Manukau and North Shore, and we were right. Well, SIT. ALBERT are confident that they will beat NORTH I SHORE, and again we say it will be a thriller. NO. 1 GROUND. 1.30 P.M.— MANUKAU v. CITY. :; p.m.— NTH. SHORE v. MT. ALBERT. NTH. SHORE v. MT. ALBERT. NO. 2 GROUND. " 1.30 P.M.— MARIST v. NEWTON. ' :; P.M.— RICHMOND v. PAPAKURA. J U M BLE~BALEB~. ~ riAMPBELL'S Tree Kindergarten—July G. i '. Saturday, - p.m. 5 j FOR MEETINGS, EXHIBITIONS, PICNICS, ■ ; EXCURSIONS, FUNEPi;*. NOTICES, il DEMONSTRATIONS, SEE PAGE FOUR.