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Auckland Star, Volume LXXII, Issue 80, 4 April 1941, Page 10

AMUSEMENTS. OPENING TO-DAY .* AND EVERY DAY * 11 _ 2 — 5 — 8 ADVISE BOOKING EARLY. Plan at Theatre. ■ ill CENTURY [lipQueen Street. ill II; Phone 42-IS9. Deal Aids Service. Direction: Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. Ooverning Director. M. J. Moodabe. RKO-Radio Pictures Present THE •■ yoU'LL •• 1 OU'LL * big :: YS^l * •• you'll * t att/~ltt " * ou'll * LAUGH V ou ll • 1 OU'LL * MYSTERY "YSSxI \ r OULL OU'LL. WITH * HOT FSK IND * TUNES pom ,£ L IND IND I^IND * MELT IND IUIJ,JI 1.-'IND J IND * COLD VJuT " * SHIVERS Ou? * i"s UT " AND WuT " QUT;; * YELLS a r ~voT " * FOR ALL Out" STARRING * KAY KYSER * * KAY KYSER * MOST POPULAR RADIO STAR IN AMERICA TO-DAY. With HIS COLLEGE OF MUSICAL BANDSMEN AND ARTISTS — AND — AND — AND — THE 3 HORROR MEN ii ii 11 i BORIS PETER BELA KARLOFF:LORRE:LUGOSI ■ BRILLIANT SHORTS N.Z. MILITARY FORESTRY UNITS IN ENGLAND. ARRIVAL OF U.S. FLEET IN AUCKLAND. "NOMADS OF THE JUNGLE." "MEDITERRANEAN MILESTONES." Approved lor Universal Exhibition. 1 COMMENCING TO-DAY! ♦ X Please Note Session Times below, also T that "Slightly Honourable" does not * T screen at the 5 P.M. Session. ♦ ? t I \ ♦ *[( OXFORD & CorneV of ) ♦ * VV QUEEN 8T — Ot. North Rd. II 4> * » °PP. C.P.O. //' W& Ponaonby Rd.// « 4 W*hone *2-2li/r >\ Ph. 27-077. ~Zf J Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. T * Governing Director: M. J. Moodabe. a : oxford DAu i^ A s i s &745 : I AVON TO-NIGHT AT fj JK I + j\ V \Ji.T* MATINEE SAT. AT 2. * .*'-J * 1 TRANSFERRED DIRECT ♦ I FROM THE PLAZA J X rNo. 11 : * JOHN CAROLE « * HUBBARD LANDIS 4 * CHARLES BUTTERWORTH ♦ f PATSY KELLT ♦ * (The Hilarious Stars of "Turnabout"), I X In the T T Greater Laugh-Producer. ♦ * "ROADSHOW" "_* 1 "ROADSHOW" ♦ t "ROADSHOW" ♦ t "ROADSHOW" 1 I "ROADSHOW" I X "ROADSHOW" 1 !♦ "ROADSHOW" J "ROADSHOW" 1 "ROADSHOW" ♦ Full of Otrls! Gags! Gaiety! • Nuts! Notes! and Nonsense! 4 THE LAUOH PARADE OP 1941. t J Approved lor Universal Exhibition. ▼ 11 No. 21 : f PAT O'BRIEN—EDWARD ARNOLD I ♦ In a Slick Story of Men who were T tSLIGHTLY HONOURABLE \ I SLIGHTLY HONOURABLE! tSLIGHTLY HONOURABLE t 1 SLIGHTLY HONOURABLE* tSLIGHTLY HONOURABLE* tSLIGHTLY HONOURABLE? tSLIGHTLY HONOURABLE* tSLIGHTLY HONOURABLE I tSLIGHTLY HONOURABLE* t Recommended by Censor for Adults. f I tTHE AVON ♦! <• Mr. and Mrs. Citizen— 1 i <> Your Family Doctor may cure your t < > pains and 'flu's.. But he's not the 7 ~ least good against those blackout T , ( blues. ♦ NO SIREE . . Just let us present ♦ you with a prescription endorsed ♦ '' by thousands of Aucklanders each ♦ < • week. 1 ', I COMFORT — COURTESY — 3ER- T ~ VICE and a really great show at.. T ;; THE AVON I I 1 RUGBY LEAGUE FOOTBALL. » IVTEWTON RANGERS' FOOTBALL CflT) CLUB. fH ,S A GENERAL PRACTICE iWfM/ w '» be held lT» CARLAW PARK. 2 O'CLOCK TO 3.30. IIT No. 1 Ground. Intending New Members Cordially Invited. AIL Players. Bring. Own .Training near. J. A. MacKINNON. 4 Hon. Secretary. TEACHERS ~OF DANCING. VALESKA— Albert Chambers. Wellesley Street West, opp. Para Rubber. Phone 20-424 and 48-121. Interviews dally. 2 till 6. E ~ JUMBLE SALES. JUMBLE Sale. Sa. Pitt St.. Saturday. April S: 10 a-m. 4