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Auckland Star, Volume LXXII, Issue 69, 22 March 1941, Page 10

AMUSEMENTS. (E.P.5.0.) " THE INCENDIARY BOMB " MR. A. S. BAILEY. Chairman of the Technical Committee and Deputy Chief Warden. E.P.5.0., and MR. O. MacKENZIE. Deputy Superintendent. Auckland Fire Briearie. after viewing the short film subject entitled 'THE INCENDIARY BOMB," STATED IT SHOULD BE THE DUTY OF EVERY PERSON to see this pirture and learn how to deal with an incendiary bomb. A Fire Bricade OfTiccr will appear Nightly on the St ace with a tun her explanation. VM~ P L A ZA~~HiT / :=== CJDEEN STREET. Igrgi \ / |3£g| Fhona 41-586. \ Direction: Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. Deaf Aids Available. To-day: 11 a.m.. 2 p.m.. 5 p.m.. 8 p.m. 20th Century-Fox Present PAUL MUNI PAUL MUNI PAUL MUNI PAUL MUNI PAUL MUNI PAUL MUNI Twice Academy Award Winner "HUDSON'S BAY*' " HUDSON'S BAY " " HUDSON'S BAY " " HUDSON'S BAY " "HUDSON'S BAY" With GENE TIERNEY Vincent Price. Nigel Bruce. John Sutton, Virginia Field. THE SUPERB PLAZA SUPPORTING PROGRAMME Includes: "THE INCENDIARY BOMB" Also Latest Airmailed News. Approved for Universal Exhibition. pHONE — p LAZA — 41-586 J TO-NIGHT — TO-NIGHT 1 ♦ THE SEASONS t ♦ GREATEST PICTURE. 7 ♦ i 4 AVON v\ t ♦ OXFORD & Corner of JJ a T \\ QUEEN ST. —. Gt. North Rd. // 7 W °PP- C.P.O. // Ponsonby Rd.// w ♦ >\Phone Ph. 27-077. Jy ♦ Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. 1 : OXFORD tl ° A 2 IL I A S T and g ; ♦ AVON NIGHTLY AT 8. I ♦ D fID I T . who made * ♦ "GONE WITH THE WIND," ♦ A presents a new triumph ... so great 7 a triumph that it has broken T ♦ attendance records all over the world. ♦ ♦ DAPHNE DU MAURIER'S 7 + Superlative Entertainment: I

1 "REBECCA" X "REBECCA" 5 "REBECCA" f "REBECCA" ; "REBECCA" 1 "REBECCA" t "REBECCA" t _ "REBECCA" 1 * "REBECCA" # X — "REBECCA'' = X "REBECCA" X t "REBECCA" X [ "REBECCA" X "REBECCA" t "REBECCA" X t "REBECCA" X t "REBECCA" X ► Recommended by Censor ♦ ► More Especially for Adults. ♦ ► Co-starring T LAURENCE OLIVIER X [ JOAN FONTAINE X L AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT 4 I —BOOK YOUR SEAT— ♦ L IT COSTS NO MORE— + t Phone 42-274 for Oxford, ♦ f 9 27-077 for Avon. t CRIALTO NEWMARKET. SUNDAY NIGHT AT 7.45. SUNDAY NIGHT AT 7.45. Proceeds in aid of Local Charities, under the personal supervision of the Mayoress of Newmarket. Mrs. Donaldson. 2 — BIG FEATURES — 2 Will Hay. Edgar Kennedy. "HEY, HEY. U.S.A." Approved for Universal Exhibition. Associate Feature: Rex Harrison. June Clyde, ••SCHOOL FOR HUSBANDS." Recommended by Censor for Adults.

AMUSEMENT PARK 11IIIII| CIVIC SQUARE ||!!!!|| TO-NIGHT & EVERY NIGHT! MATINEES SATURDAYS, 2 P.M. The " Crazy House " Now Open Children Half-price at Matinee. FREE-IT'S ALL FREE TO SEE A Bowler and Sullivan Presentation GARDEN PARTY. + gOCIETY (INC.). AUCKLAND CITY SUB-CENTRE. ANNUAL RED CROSS GARDEN PARTY. To be held at the Residence of MRS. E. J. SCHOFIELD, I Corner of Lochiel and Green Lane Roads, On SATURDAY, MARCH 29, AT 2 P.M., In Aid of RED CROSS GENERAL PURPOSE FUND, Will be Opened by Consul for the United States of America, MR. J. G. GROENXNGER. Girls' Band in attendance. Dancing by Misses Beresford Pupils, Tennis Tourney (trophy silver cup). Stalls of every description. SILVER COIN ENTRANCE FEE. 22 RUGBY LEAGUE FOOTBALL. gHORE nß| LEAGUE FOOTBALL CLUB. THE ANNUAL MEETING will be held in the Buffaloes' Hall. WEDNESDAY NEXT. March 26. at 8 p.m. BUSINESS: Report. Balance-sheet. Election, of Officers. General. Members and Players cordially invited. M. W. COGHLAN. 22 Hon. Secretary. CHALLENGE. I CHALLENGE THE NEW LYNN BOROUGH 1 COUNCIL to meet me on the Public Platform to answer certain charges which they refuse to do in Council, thereby denying a Ratepayer's Right. 22 E. R. FAIL, New Lynn.