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Auckland Star, Volume LXXII, Issue 67, 20 March 1941, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. _ RBOENT FINAL DAY REOENT Sessions 11.0. 2.0 end 8 p.m. DICK POWELL "Christmas in July." BBSS.. THE AMAZING "DOCTOR CYCLOPS" WIZARD OF WEIRDNESS REGENT TO-MORROW J. C. Williamson Picture Corp.. Lid. SESSIONS: 11, 2, 5 and 8 p.m. PARAMOUNT PICTURESALL TECHNICOLOUR THRILLER The Greatest Thrill Picture Ever Conceived. " DOCTOR CYCLOPS" "DOCTOR CYCLOPS" " DOCTOR CYCLOPS" ." DOCTOR CYCLOPS " "DOCTOR CYCLOPS" " DOCTOR CYCLOPS" "DOCTOR CYCLOPS" " DOCTOR CYCLOPS" " DOCTOR CYCLOPS" "DOCTOR CYCLOPS" SEE HIM! . . . HE'S REAL! SEE THEM! THEY'RE REAL! Men and »omtn only 14 Inches hlKh. yet possessed of each and every one of their normal human functions — living— loving— fighting! VICTIMS OF THE DIABOt-ICAI C.ENIUS OF A MAD SCIENTISTS TWISTED MIND THEIR NORMAL WORLD BECOMES A NIGHTMARE OF TRAOEPV AND TERROR The Picture made behind locked doors! Directed by Ernest Schoedsark « ho directed Ihe never-to-b»-forßotten * Kinc Konc « TO-MORROW . . VOU WILL HARDLY BELIEVE WHAT YOUR OWN EYES SEE * Cast In the title role of the diabolical doctor and master of the tiny people. Albert Dekker. supported by Janice Logan. Thomas Coley and Charles Halton — FEATURETTES — It should be the duty or every Householder—Local Home Guard or EPS worker—to sec this self-explanatory Short . . "THE INCENDIARY BOMB " Explains all about the Incendiary Bomb —its eompostlon —»hat happens when II hits trie crountj -and ohat to do al;o ■that not to do. Also POPEYE PUTTING ON AN ACT." REGENT TO-MORROW Phone 32-888 for Reservation. Recommended by Crnsor for Adults 1 FULLER'S THEATRES" | I PRINCE EDWARD' P TC»- f BCd GUEST NIGHT - 6<J -: 3 Boris Karloff. Orcnt Withers In -~ B I "MR. WONG. DETECTIVE" I p Jackie Moran. Ralph Morcan in = I "BAREFOOT nOY_" l= - 1 BRITANNIA 1 y FINALLY TO-NIGHT AT 7 30 !1 Joel McCrea and Andrea Leeds In jj "THEY SHALL HAVE MUSIC. , y Cesar Romero stairlns »n g I "THE 'CISCO KID AND THE LADY." § h Both Approved for Universal Exbtn • >' I VICTORIA I DEVONPORT. f I m;! KJI*IX\ I Phone 23-683. g ■d no last night pn g g Two Super Action Shoes: "EXPOSED" and 5 "TRAPPED IN THE BKY." TO-MORROW'S CHANGE— 8 i v " f 1 O N V O Y." S L? ' •• vy on v o y." s J All Recommended by Censor for Adults. f i CINEMA I OREY LYNN. S \sL r< & IVL t\ I Phone 16-406. 8 ff FINALLY TO-NIGHT — 6d 6d 6d (5d I \\ "SUDDEN MONEY ' f : and 'A "I'M FROM MISSOURI ' i Commcncinc To-morrow— 3 GEORGE FORMBY In jj 5 "GUNNER GEORGE." I AH Approved for Universal Exhibition. r ; __ -^ii'T.niniiliiiiiriimuiiiiiiriiimi'nniimaiiiiramimiriiiiniini-jtTinnmiiiinnnS PIRATE SHIPPE MILFORD BEACH. OLD-TIME DANCE CARNIVAL EVERY SATURDAY. See Saturday's Star for Special Transport Arrangements. 50 TROTTING. CAMBRIDGE TROTTING CLUB (INC.). FIRST AUTUMN MEETING SATURDAY, MARCH 29, IMI. ACCEPTANCES FOR ALL EVENTS Close with Messrs. Blomfleld and Co.. shortUni Street. Auckland, or with the Secretary Cambridge, on FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1941, AT 5 P.M. T. H. HAMPSHIRE. Lake St.. Cambridge. Phone IM. SKCntMTy RUGBY LEAGUE FOOTBALL PONSONBY UNITED FOOTBALL CLUB. TRAINING WILL COMMENCE At CARLAW PARK On SATURDAY. MARCH 52. at 2.30 p.m. All Players and Intending Players are Urgently Requested to Attend. „ w. j. cmrevE. xao Hon. Sec. JUMBLE SALES. Tr " le * H>u - R '* am st - '^ JUMBLE Bale wIU be held St. Matthew's School. room To-morrow (Friday). 3 p.m. «ao "\|T. ALBERT Returned Soldiers- (ladles' comI»A™»»ee» Jumble Safe. 1.0.0.r. Hall. Pitt St.. Satwday, 1 p.m. x jjg