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Auckland Star, Volume LXXI, Issue 191, 13 August 1940, Page 16

I AMUSEMENTS. j STILL CAPACITY HOUSES. 11l 2nd RECORDSHATTERING WEEK. j (Theatre completely booked out for Sat. by noon.) I RESERVE EARLY — PLANS THEATRE. 1 nil *mj CENTURY BpsQueen St ] I Phone 42-169 Deaf Aids Available. Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. AGAIN TO-DAY 4 BIG HAPPINESS SESSIONS: 11 — 2 — 5 — 8. (LADIES! Attend the Day Sessions and avoid the crush at night.) | ANNA NEAGLE | 1 ANNA NEAGLE | il -_ !l RAY MILLAND | RAY MILLAND | " IRENE " " IRENE " " IRENE " " IRENE " " IRENE " " IRENE " " IRENE " " IRENE " " IRENE " " IRENE " " IRENE " •' IRENE " " IRENE " " IRENE " " IRENE " " IRENE " " IRENE " " IRENE " I ROLAND YOUNG I BILLIE BURKE ' I MAY ROBSON TREACHER Approved for Universal . Exhibition. — Also — WALT DISNEY'S DONALD DUCK i — — M NEW REGENT^. To-night and Wed. at 7.45. Phone 14-142. Deaf Aids Available. Centrally Heated. . 6d — GUEST NIGHT — 6d Burns & Allen, Ed. E. Horton, "COLLEGE SWING." Approved for Universal Exhibition. ' Jack Holt, Esther Muir, "UNDER SUSPICION." Recommended by Censor lor Adults. DE LUXE \JS£%t 7.45 MT. ALBERT. I Phone 40-104 Fred Mac Murray. Ray Milland, 'MEN WITH WINGS." Approved for Universal Exhibition. ALLOW US TO INVITE YOU AS OUR GUEST TO ANY OF THE ABOVE CINEMAS. SEE MAEDER ADVERTISEMENT, PAGE 12. ***„ rpHE AUCKLAND AMATEUR ZXE& A OPERATIC SOCIETY (INC.). ACTIVE MEMBERS PLEASE NOTE. FIRST CHORUS REHEARSAL "MERRIE ENGLAND" "MERRIE ENGLAND" SOCIETY'S HALL, 7.30 P.M., THURSDAY NIGHT, AUGUST 15, 1940. VACANCIES FOR MALE MEMBERS OF CHORUS. tig ALLOW US TO INVITE YOU AS OUR GUEST TO ANY OF THE ABOVE CINEMAS. SEE MAEDER ADVERTISEMENT, PAGE 12. LECTURES. #XT IS PROPOSED TO "■ COMMENCE AN TNTENSIVE IN Ambulance Station, Rutland Street, commencing on MONDAY, August 19. 1940. at 2 p.m., and continuing each day (excluding Saturday) for two hours. The fee for the course of six lectures and examination will be 7/6. Text books 2/6. There will be no other expenses. Early application by men and women wishing to take this course should be made to S. E. LANG STONE, Sec-retary-Manager. Ambulance Station. x! 3 *N.Z. R ED CROSSAUCKLAND SUB-CENTRE. i Notice to members and intending members: Classes in the following subjects -will be commencing shortly at the Society's Lecture Hall, Mercantile Chambers. 101, Customs Street East:—First Aid. Home Nursing, Hygiene, First Aid and Chemical Warfare. Enrol now. Qualify for Red Cross in Voluntary Aid Detachments.—Phone 45-340. A. A. HARKER, xl 3 Secretary. EDUCATION AND FINANCE, by an Experienced Lady Teacher, WEDNESDAY, August 14. at 8 p.m., ROOM 105. CIVIC BUILDINGS. Questions, discussion of interest to all. Everybody welcome. Social Credit is coming.—Phone 31-020. 13 TOILET SPECIALISTS. "1 *> /A PERM. — "Cinderella" Salon, J-£/\t lovely curly ends.—334, K'hape Rd. 42-877. B TYPISTS. MISS HANTON, Confidential Public Typing, Duplicating.—Vulcan Bldgs.. 30-614. B