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Auckland Star, Volume LXXII, Issue 81, 5 April 1941, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. TO-DAY AND EVERY DAY 11 — 2-5 — 8 THE 810 LAUGH THRILLER — MUSICAL - MYSTERY — * ADVISE BOOKING EARLY. Plan at Theatre. __ 111 ill .__ CENTURY J^Queen street. | I rhone 42-169. 'i !' Deal Aids Service. Direction: Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. Governing Director. M. J. Moodabe. RKO-Radio Pictures Present •'Y^U r LJ7FTND~OUT''~i A Show as Funny as it sounds .... shivery and looney - so "YOU'LL FIND~OUT" 1 Why the Popular Radio atar .... — KAY KYSER — — KAY KYSER — nnd His Famous Band of Singers and Musicians ;>Jayed at the Birthday ouf'H How the 3 Horror Men BORIS PETER BELA KARLOFF : LORRE : LUGOSI Sea red Everybody Into believing in their Seance. 1 "YOU'LL FIND OUT^~] It's a Novel Idea In a Screamingly Funny Mystery. BRILLIANT SHORTS — N.Z. MILITARY FORESTRY UNITS IN ENGLAND. ARRIVAL OP U.S. FT,EET IN AUCKLAND. "NOMADS FLEET IN AUCKLAND. ••MEDITERRANEAN MILESTONES." Approved for Universal Exhibition. COMMENCING THURSDAY With GALA PREVIEW, 10 P.M. * * ANNA NEAGLE * (The Irene Girl). In the Musical Comedy Sensation. * NO . . NO . . NANETTE * * NO . . NO . . NANETTE *

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