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Auckland Star, Volume LXXI, Issue 178, 29 July 1940, Page 12

AMUSEMENTS. I RE GE NT 1 Dir. : J. C. Williamson Picture Corp.. Ltd. SESSIONS: 11, 2.15 AND 8 P.M. Paramount Pictures Present "SAFARI" "SAFARI" "SAFARI" , „ . . „_ „ ■; "SAFARI" "SAFARI" " SAFARI "SAFARI" "SAFARI" ! "SAFARI" "SAFARI" "SAFARIDOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, JNR. * MADELEINE CARROLL * TULLIO CARMINATI MURIEL ANGSLUS LYNNB OVERMAN BILLY GILBERT Taking you to the heart of densest Africa in company with the most beautiful woman in Hollywood and the most daring hunter of the mysterious African veldt. * "AQUA RHYTHM." An excellent subject ehowing a ladies' swimming team performing many aquatic evolutions. "OVERSEAS NEWS." "HERB'S HAL," Dance Orchestral Presentation. "PARAMOUNT PICTORIAL. ,, I PLANS AT REGENT. Telephone 32-SSS. Approved for Universal Exhibition. :^^giii'|[|liiliiiiiiiiiiiilliiiilliiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiraiiiiiiiiii;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:iiiiiii!iiiiiiiiii;:ira HI AUCKLAND'S LEADING 1 EE| SUBURBAN THEATRES 1 § DIRECTION: § g Fuller-Kerridge Theatres. ff I O T A T< f I SYMONDS STREET. | ISi AIL 1 Phone 43-045. H I j| Ciisv as Your Own Fireside. ] d 1 Finally This Evening at 7.3 U. H = Richard Nancy i 1 GREENE KELLY i I "SUBMARINE 1 I PATROL" I 1 Approved for Universal Exhibition, g ; g — Also — if S Lorftta Young — Warner BaxtfT, g t "WIFE. HUSBAND and FRIEND" g g Recommended by Censor for Adults, g : IFRINCE EDWARD 1 $ffig£g\ j § Finally To-night, 7.:»<>. I rzj GEORGE FORMBY In ? =1 " COME ON, GEORGE." g ■■ ""S Approved for Universal Exhibition. g ;rr:l Bruce Cabot. Jacqueline Wells in I =1 " MY SON IS GUILTY." % 1 Recommended by Censor for Adults. § j BRITANNIA | I - Final Prospiitation i I z TO-NIGHT AX 7.30. I I GEORGE FORMBY In ! I "COME ON, GEORGE!" | f Approved for Universal Exhibition. I I Ralph Richardson. Edna Best in 1 I J "SOUTH RIDING." | f Recommended by Censor for Adults. = I VICTORIA I 1 FINALLY TO-NIGHT AT 7.30. I = 1 TT'S A Y\rONDBRFUL VTTORLD 1 = j -*-TS A '» ONDERFUL »» OKLD f 1 With !| -—= Claudette Colbert and § ~ j James Stewart. = g Also: M =j "RIO." I *— g With Basil Rathbone. Victor 1 = g McLaglen. Sigrid Gurie. : g linth Recom. by Censor for Adults, g ICIN EM A I r 'REY LYNN. I I\y t. I*A A I phoue ~6 . 4 06 J j I FINALLY TO-NIGHT. 7.30. f I "LADY of the TROPICS" j § And I; J "JANE STEPS OUT." | I Both Recom. by Censor for Adults, i Siiiicililiim'imiiii'i'.iiiii:!! , !!!!:': 1 :!"'.',:';!^::!!!!!:;::!::'!:!.!!!'.!!:!!', , i!!!i:i!i!!!ii:i,i;i::is <**&#?&& a AEL jS !^ CIETYGAELS and their Friends are reminded that the next Social will be held ou WEDNESDAY. July 31. in the Manchester Unity Building, Victoria Street, at S p.m. The evening's programme will Im> given by the ST. ANDREW'S SOCIETY, ami will include a SCOTTISH PLAY. x 29 j pupTls" wanted. 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