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

AMUSEMENTS. MAJESTIC =* CONTINUOUS - - 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. EVENING 8 p.m. COMEDY WEEK COMMENCES TO-DAY! YOU'LL HAVE THE FUN OF rOUK LIFE AND THE CHANCE TO EARN A £500 EEWARD TOGETHER FOR THE FIRST TIME! MAE W. C. WEST FIELDS WEST FIELDS WEST i FIELDS WEST FIELDS WEST FIELDS I WEST FIELDS I WEST FIELDS [ WEST I FIELDS | In a Lusty Farce of the Frontier Days in the Bad Old West: EVERY SCENE A SENSATION! EVERY LINE A LAUGH t. When Mae the "Curraceous Cutle." capti- . vates "Bibulous Bill" of the bulbous beak! In THE LAUGH TORNADO I "MY LITTLE CHICKADEE" i "MY LITTLE CHICKADEE" "MY LITTLE CHICKADEE" "MY LITTLE CHICKADEE" "MY LITTLE CHICKADEE" "MY LITTLE CHICKADEE" Recommended by Censor for Adults. PRECEDED BY A DAINTY MORSEL OF MIRTH AND MELODY, "OH JOHNNY, HOW YOU CAN LOVE" With TOM BROWN PEGGY MORAN ALLEN JENKINS Approved for Universal Exnibition. FINALLY— Screening AFTER the Big Feature at 1.30 — 4.27 and 10.38 p.m. iu consideration of sensitive patrons. "THE PYJAMA GIRL MURDER CASE" Official reconstruction of the Albury Pyjama Girl Mystery (Produced with the co-operation of the New South Wales Police Department). £500 — REWARD — £500 will be paid by the N.S.W. POLICE to anyone who can identify the body. PLANS THEATRE. Phone 43-210. As Warm as Your Own Fireside. The Show Place of Auckland. rRTTPTTPTT TTV I mission bay. I JsJliKiVJliljlii I j Phone 17 377. »» Commencing To-night at Eight. .» Lew Ayres, Lionel Barrymore M In M "CALLING DR. KILDARE" M Dr. Kildare. more popular than ever, Min the Dramatic Romance. Recommended by Censor for Adults. M _Specially Selected Featurettes. I P A PTTOT I BALMORAL. I VjArilUL I Last NiKht at 7o JVI Wallace Beery. Alan Curtis in M-.SERGBANT MADDEN. -, Recommended by Censor for Adults. M Also Olivia De Havilland. Dick Powell ■~ in "HARD TO GET." M Approved for Universal Exhibition. BOX! NG. ~~ t* eu CHAMPIONSHIP ftgHfrg. FIGHT ftffl~ffifl —TOWN HALL— NEXT MONDAY! Professional Welter-weight Contest for the New Zealand Title. VIC. CALTAUX VIC. CALTAUX VIC. CALTAUX VIC. CALTAUX (Holder, Auckland) V. NORM. FISHER NORM. FISHER NORM. FISHER NORM. FISHER (Challenger, Christchurch). Fifteen 3-minute Rounds. Caltaux needs no introduction. Fisher, who was New Zealand's representative at. the Berlin Olympic Games, has won all hut two of his eleven contests since turning Pro., and as they were nearly all by the K.O. route, patrons may e.vnect "fireworks" next Monday. POPULAR ADMISSION CHARGES. Bos Plan Now Open at Watts' Sports Depot, Ltd.. Exchange Lane. REUNIONS. f«SI K ING ' S QOLLEGE (~)LD Jbbbel TROYS' A SSOCIATION (INC.) ANNUAL REUNION Owing to war conditions, Reunion activities of the Association will be somewhat curtailed. The programme for the Reunion is as follows :— FRIDAY. JULY 12—Combined Annual Meeting and Smoke Concert at King's School, Remuera, commencing at 7.45 p.m. SUNDAY. JI'LY 14—Chapel Service at King's College, Middlemore, at 11 a.m., followed by Dinner at the College. All Old Boys are cordirjly invited to ttend these functions. B. H. KINGSTON. President.