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Auckland Star, Volume LXXI, Issue 304, 23 December 1940, Page 12

AMUSEMENTS. EMBASSY J. C. Williamson's Intimate Theatre. Sessions: 11 — 2 — 8. LAST TWO DAYS "ON YOUR TOES" With the World-famous Ballerina ZORINA And as much laughter as you want EDDIE ALBERT ALAN HALE FRANK McHUGH A Warner Bros. Presentation. Recommended by Censor for Adults. PLANS AT THEATRE. Telephone 32-660. THERE ARE VERY FEW PICTURES ABOUT WHICH ONE CAN SAY -HERE IS PERFECTION .... PERFECTION THAT DEFIES CRITICISM. EITHER FROM A VIEWPOINT OF ARTISTRY OR A VAIKJE POINT OF ENTERTAINMENT." SUCH A PICTURE IS RACHEL FIELDS STORY. ADAPTED FOR THE SCREEN WITH ALL THE FAITHFULNESS AND ACCURATE DETAIL A GREAT BOOK DEMANDS— • • • OF THE PICTURE RACHEL FIELD SAYS: 'THE BOOK AS I WROTE IT! ,, "ALL THIS AND HEAVEN TOO" A love story, made the lovelier by the combined genius of BETTE DAVIS — and — CHARLES BOYER With brilliant Support from BARBARA OTTEIL JEFFREY LYNN HENRY DANIELL COMMENCING CHRISTMAS NIGHT AT SEVEN FORTY-FIVE. BOOKINGS Are heavr and plans for Christmas Nißht and the remainder of the week are on view at the Embassy Box Office now!

A WARNER BROS. PRODUCTION. Free List Entirely Suspended. Recommended by Censor lor Adults. SPORTING." " AUCKLAND RACING CLUB. SUMMER MEETING, 1940-41. DECEMBER 26 AND 30, AND JANUARY 1 AND 2. TOTALISATOR: WIN AND PLACE. FIRST KACE STARTS ABOUT It A — A M EACH DAY. _L-L.4:D J • ADMISSION: To Racecourse— Each Person i/« vehicles ::::::;::::: a/2 Lsger EnclosureEach Person 3/ Grandstand EnclosureGentlemen 10/ Ladies ... J g) Amusement Tax paid by the Club. A7asij he .sr*ijs, e s. t !is' t ' i iss l £f e g« i £* 1903. followed the occupation or a bookmaker m e pS« n rs En be removed Irom the Racecourse and ~, W. S. SPENCE. Secretary. PROFESSIONAL NOTICES. V"ERVE. Gland. Internal Disorders. Diet. Short-ouwSs£'-a£fYv4S dee,,,, ' **«i"* "^