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Auckland Star, Volume LXXII, Issue 55, 7 March 1941, Page 10

AMUSEMENTS. \ |I§~P LA Z A BT7 / QUEEN STREET. \ / PhODt 41-88 C. \ Direction: Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. Deaf Aids Available. TO-DAY AND SATURDAY, LI a.m., 2 p.m., 5 p.m., 8 p.m. THE CRAZIEST COMEDY EVER A Riot of Laughter with the Gaiety so essential these times and Britain's Greatest Fun Team. G.B.D. Present t "WHERE'S THAT FIRE" * ♦ "WHERE'S THAT FIRE" J I "WHERE'S THAT FIRE" ♦ I "WHERE'S THAT FIRE" ♦ ♦ "WHERE'S THAT FIRE" $ t "WHERE'S THAT FIRE" ♦ X "WHERE'S THAT FIRE" ♦ t "WHERE'S THAT FIRE" ♦ t "WHERE'S THAT FIRE" t ♦ "WHERE'S THAT FIRE" J j ♦ WILL HAYS BRIGADE KNOWS ALL THE ANSWERS even how to start a Are. Starring WILL HAY WILL HAY WILL HAY WILL HAY WILL HAY WILL HAY WILL HAY WILL HAY MOORE MARRIOTT AND GRAHAM MOFFATT HUGH McDERMOTT— PETER GAWTHORNE As a Fire Brigade they're terrible. But as Fun-makers they're terrific. See it tor the laugh of your life. ALSO MAGNIFICENT SUPPORTING PROGRAMME includes: A TEST "SINGAPORE TO-DAY" and what it stands for. MR. R. G. MENZIES, AUSTRALIAN PRIME MINISTER. Reviews and congratulates successful Australian Troops on Libyan Front. SCENES FROM GREECE, Etc.. Etc. And WINGS OVER NEW ZEALAND Produced through co-operation of R.N.Z.A.F.. showing our Air Force Boya in training in New Zealand. Etc.. Etc.. Etc. jpLAZA pHONE 41-586 Approved for Universal Exhibition. ♦(( OXFORD & Corner of |J t ♦ \\ QUEEN ST. =— Ot. North Rd. II ♦ T \\ Opp. C.P.O. // VV 4c Ponsonby Bd.// « 1 42-274/' Ph. Jl-OJ7. /r I T Direction: Amalgamated Theatrea. Ltd. T 1 OXFORD **..« and 8 X T AVON TO-NIGHT AT S. ♦ ♦ MATINEE SAT. AT 2. ♦ X 2 810B IO S MASH JJXTS 2 I + x :: both t ;; TRANSFERRED DIRECT X 'I ONE0 NE J 1 ® 014 r p HE pLAZA J ' [ QNE 'p'BOM rpHE I ; ' | No. 1 ~l I No. 2~i I ' ' WALTER PAUL T \ | BRENNAN LUKAS J "In In f ~ The All Matheson ♦ A Technicoiour Lang's ♦ "Maryland" "The I :: "Maryland" §g| Chinese X :: "Maryland" §§ chinese t :: "Maryland" Jg Chinese X :: "Maryland" jgg Chinese X :: "Maryland" §jj Chinese I | "Maryland" j| Chinese ♦ :: "Maryland" §§g Chinese I ;; "Maryland" |gg Bungalow" X "Maryland" Bung-alow" | :: "Maryland" Bungalow" t :: "Maryland" Bungalow" I :: "Maryland" Bungalow" * "Maryland" Bungalow" J :: "Maryland" Bungalow" I 1 ' Approved for Unl- Recommended by X ' • versal Exhibition. Censor for Adults. I ;; IT'S A PLEASURE 1 to be a patron at the "Avon" Theatre. I The Theatre is so comfortable, the T '' sound so good, and the programme T '' always so entertaining, that I always ▼ 1 > feel that the money I spend in this ♦ < > theatre is never wasted, and I feel 4 ~ sure you will never regret having A ~ catered for the district by building I such a cosy theatre and giving your patrons such courteous and consider- T '' ate service. T Yours sincerely, T T NOW A PERMANENT PATRON, f '' Managerial— * '' The above is a sample of one ol ♦ the many letters received from well- 4 ' satisfied patrons praising the ameni- 1 '' ties of the "Avon" Theatre. 1 giO MASH JJ ITS 2 t X — BOTH — I t TRANSFERRED DIRECT t <' TO I ♦OXFORD-AVON TO-NIGHT I : t RUGBY LEAGUE FOOTBALL. ft rriHE MARXST OLD BOYS' RUGBTf LEAGUE FOOTBALL CLUB. rut N The Annual Meeting of the Marist Olc IGIH/Boys' Rugby League Football Club will b< held in the RUGBY LEAGUE ROOMS JK* Courthouse Lane, on THURSDAY NEXT. MARCH 13. AT 7.45 P.M. Business: Adoption of Annual Report *nc Balance-sheet. All Members and intending members are cordially invited. J. KIRWAN, 7 Hon. Secretary.