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Auckland Star, Volume LXXI, Issue 282, 27 November 1940, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. EMBASSY J- C. Williamson's Intimate Theatre. To-day: 11 — 2.1s — 8. A LAUGH IN EVERY THRILL! - "VTIGHT rpRAIN rpo YfDWCH " " IGHT A RAIN A O " *' "VTight rpRAIN rro AftrmcH•• " J-> IGHT X RAIN X O " " "V" IGHT T'kain rpo atunich " -Li IGHT -L RAIN A O " With REX HARRISON MARGARET LOCKWOOD NAUNTON WAYNE BASIL RADFORD The two cricket "fans" from "The Lady Vanishes." A Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer British Picture. Recommended by Censor for Adults. Associate Features: "MECHANIX ILLUSTRATED." A Warner Bros. Interest Novelty In Technlcolour. "SEEING SPOTS." A Musical Variety Melange Presented by Warner Bros. EMBASSY NEWS SERVICE With the Latest Overseas Happenings. PLANS AT THEATRE. Telephone 32-660. : hi,.iui]!; 1 ' Direction - - - R. J. Kerridge Symondfi StT~ T"" 5 THIS EVENING AT 8. Prom Louis Bromfleld's great novel . . . a Picture to hold you spellbound : " THE RAINS CAME " F " THE RAINS CAME " " THE RAINS CAME " " THE RAINS CAME " A powerful spectacle . . . human forces at their peak .... catastrophic 7 forces of nature at their wildest . . . -f * and a powerful cast headed by - ; MYRNA LOY i 1 §? Tyrone George Brenda ~3 POWER BRENT JOYCE : S A 20th Century-Pox Programme. = = =§= Recommended by Censor for Adults. V=£ . Auckland's REQUEST Theatre Lsk SI Karangahape Rd~~~~— Phone 43-003 r Direction - - - - R. j. Kerridge. • ~ - SESSIONS DAILY. '■§ iZ MATINEE 2 p.m. EVENING 8 p.m. SI =53 It is our Pleasure to comply with the s= =- demands of js fil 216 REQUESTS J for Hollywood's Technlcolour Comedy HI =p-: Riot m M " HOLLYWOOD H m " HOLLYWOOD fjj M CAVALCADE"P 111 CAVALCADE " || Turning its camera upon its own %rl story-rich self to film and bring before FEvrrE yOU 1 /l- 2 - LAUGHS HP ROMANCE thrills y|g |pj Claimed by 216 of Auckland's families 5H EErETE as Grandest Comedy of 1940. . . . === _ Also Screening: Hp Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's === p " KID FROM TEXAS " H r Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. - SPORTING. " THE WAIPA RACING CLUB (INCORPORATED). TE AWAMUTU. SUMMER MEETING. TE AWAMUTU RACECOURSE SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1940. PROGRAMME (Approved by Auckland District Committee"): 1. W. G. PARK HURDLES HANDICAP (Open Race) of £250. Distance one and a half miles. 2. KIHIKIHI HACK HANDICAP of £200. Distance seven furlongs. Minimum weight 7 7 Apprentice riders. 3. WAIPA PLATE (weight-for-age) of £150. For horses, three-year-olds and upwards, that have never won a flat race to the value ol £50 or over to the winner at time ol starting. Distance six and a half furlongs 4. TE AWAMUTU CUP HANDICAP (Open Race) of £500. Distance one and a quarter miles Minimum weight 7.0. 5. HACK CUP HANDICAP of £ 350. Distance nine furlongs. Minimum weight 7 7 «. OHAUPO HACK HANDICAP of £250. Distance six and a half furlongs. Minimum weight 7. FLYING HANDICAP (Open Race) of £350 Distance six and a half lurlongs. Minimum weight 7.0. 8. PATERANGI HANDICAP (Open Race) of £250 Distance seven furlongs. Minimum weight CONDITIONS. NOMINATIONS for all events close with Messrs. Blomfield and Co.. Shortland Street Auckland, at 5 p.m., and with the Secretary Te Awjmutu, at 8 p.m. on FRIDAY. November 29. J. G. WYNYARD. Te Awamutu. November 16. 1940. Secre^ary:27 MEETINGS. Q.UT rjx> piGHTING -piORCES. MEN ON LEAVE. MT. EDEN BOROUGH. Members of Fighting Forces now on leave who were residents of Mt. Bden Borough are cordially Invited to attend a function, accompanied by partner or next-of-kin. in the R.S.A. Club Rooms. 371, Dominion Road TO-MORROW (Thursday) EVENING, commencing at 8 p.m. Presentation of Gift at 9.45 p.m. SOLDIERS: Ring Borough Council Chambers, giving name. R. J. MILLS. Chairman, A. T. DOW, Organiser-Secretary, Mt. Eden Patriotic Committee. 21 DYERS AND CLEANERS. WH. DREW. Tailor. Cleaner, Dyer, Benovat- . in*.—3o-930; 210. Hobeoo SU c