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Auckland Star, Volume LXXI, Issue 308, 28 December 1940, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS. A the X BIGGEST 1 -£, \ OPENING ~ BUt H T" j IN THIS V. y THEATRE'S '111! 1 HISTORY ! ! |) RESERVE NOW ! BOOKINGS ARE POURING IN; Plans at Theatre. ill ejll CENTURY jig Queen Street. If Phone 42-169. Deaf Aids Service. Amalgamated Theatres' "Show-Window." DAILY: 11 A.M., 2 P.M., 5 P.M., 8 P.M. Attend the Morning Session! THE PICTURE YOU'LL REMEMBER FOR YEARS TO COME ! illlllk , T ?-'■; ;!i;ti!.i':::-:' •.!j! , >;;ii;ir; ill,, i!ii!!!d!!i!!!!:i:ii:ll!!!!!:i, fM * MAURICE jj MAETERLINCK'S H "THE BLUE BIRD " m " THE BLUE BIRD " M " THE BLUE BIRD " m " THE BLUE BIRD " m " THE BLUE BIRD " Wm "THE BLUE BIRD" m " THE BLUE BIRD " H"THE BLUE BIRD" til "THE BLUE BIRD" m " THE BLUE BIRD " m " THE BLUE BIRD " 11 " THE BLUE BIRD " HI * i !lii!!!'i^i::i!;!iiii!i!!" : ;; , i; :^:;i|Ji ;v.i'H.!- :i ;:: m RADIANT IN GORGEOUS TECHNICOLOUR With SHIRLEY TEMPLE SPRINp BYINGTON, NIGEL BRUCE, EDDIE COLLINS. SYBIL JASON. * A 20th Century-Fox Special. Approved for Universal Exhibition. FEATURETTES IN KEEPING WITH SUCH A "HIT" PICTURE. * NEW REGENT [===

To-night at 8. Phone 14-142. Merle Oberon, Laurence Olivier, I "WUTHERING HEIGHTS" Approved lor Universal Exhibition. I I HI? T TTYT? 1 Final Screening I __ LiUAIj I To-night at rr *fr I MT. ALBERT ) Phone 40-104 I • _xF Carole Landis, John Hubbard, "TURNABOUT." Recommended by Censor for Adults. Fred Stone, Rochelle Hudson, "KONGA, THE WILD STALLION." Approved for Universal Exhibition. AMUSEMENT PARK. 11111111 l CIVIC SQUARE IIUIMIi | TO-NIGHT & EVERY NIGHT! | MATINEE DAILY 2 P.M. THE "CRAZY HOUSE" NOW OPEN! The Greatest Sensation at the CENTENNIAL < EXHIBITION — includes "THE SLIPPERY < DIP" — the thrill of a lifetime — and other ■ Attractions. CHILDREN HALF-PRICE AT MATINEE. FREE — IT'S ALL FREE TO . SEE. ] — A Bowler and Sullivan Presentation — BEAUTIFUL WAS THE ACCLAMATION BY VISITORS ATTENDING a'iiiiiiiiiiiw;ißiiiiiiiiiii;iii;iii;i:iiiiiii'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;i; : ) ,__l| CABARET \W liiiiiiiiiiriini^iiriiiiiiriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiumiiiiiiriiiiiiiiM'iii:!'!; THE MOST MODERN OF ALL DANCING PALACES WHERE A GENTLE BREEZE OF PURE AIR MAKES IT NEITHER HOT NOR COLD. TO-NIGHT AT 8 TO-NIGHT AT 8 We resume our Holiday Programme, selected by the Visitors themselves to remind them of their Home Town. SO BE SURE TO COME, and when you do, step on it, because it's going to be one bundle of fun. Admission: Ladles 2/. Gents 2/6. RING 4.O.QQA FOR CUBICLE RESERVES. ALFRED FENN - - - Director. B SUNDAY EVENING, STRAND THEATRE. DOORS OPEN 7 P.M. SCREEN TALKS. 7.15 P.M., BOOK REVIEW. At 7.30 p.m.— MR. A. HALL SKELTON: "IS THE XMAS GOSPEL ST6RY AN ASTRONOMIC FABLE?" At 8.20 p.m.—Picture Programme, beaded .by "RING MEMORIES." Incidents in the life of JOE LOUIS. World's Boxing Champion. Approved for Universal Exhibition. Excellent Supporting Programme. SILVER COLLECTION. Doors closed during lecture. Children under 14 not admitted unless accompanied by parents. RATIONALIST ASSOCIATION AND SUNDAY I FREEDOM LEAGUE. 28