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Auckland Star, Volume LXXII, Issue 87, 14 April 1941, Page 12

AMUSEMENTS. j in him ii i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimibiiiiii imiiii_ ff : imimu § y r.::!imi!inu!iii!tniiimnn!n»iiiitiiimnniiuiiTn!mniminimi(ini!ifiMiiii!aß .:sisiwm if jf niifffiimiHHunifiHimiiiifiinmniiiiiimininmiffiifiiffiififnfniiWii'iiHnHiwink'iu.'inn § | CAPACITY HOUSES | : = at all Sessions on Saturday! l| "Strike Up the Band" acclaimed r A ;J the sunniest Musical Show for 'd Years! jFOUR SESSIONS TO-DAY! 1 ■g AT 11 A.M.. 2 P.M.. 5 P.M.. 8 P.M. Hi ... of course, at.... jST. JAMES' THEATRE 1 *3 Direction: Sir Benjamin Fuller. f? Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's whirlwind i Musical Comedy .. ' " Strike Up The Band " f " Strike Up The Band " " Strike Up The Band " g " Stx-ike Up The Band " S | " Strike Up The Band " " 9 " Strike Up The Band " J " Strike Up The Band " •• — with — MICKEY ROONEY JUDY GARLAND JUNE PREISSER J- — and — ~ PAUL WHITEMAN AND HIS •- ORCHESTRA. f! iWonderful Associate Programme V Includes ... ; ; MORE ABOUT NOSTRADAMUB. | f" r- j Nostradamus. 16th century I : j Seer, who foretold the rise of I Hitler and the fall of France . . now is shown to have pre- j I dieted America's entrance Into i ; the war . . . and Germany's | defeat! — And — ST. JAMES* AIR MAIL REVIEW Special Easter Issues. BOOKINGS. ... '■1 are heavy lor all Performances! Plans at the Theatre 'o-day lrom 9.30 a.m. Phone 32-920. Approved for Universal Exhibition. | TUDOR CINEMA j This Evening at 8.15. ' •• MICKEY ROONEY. F a y Bainter and George Bancroft in tire Comedy Drama : ~' ; ~YOIJNG TOM EDISON " ~ Approved for Universal Exhibition. As a boy the great inventor was always in hot water —as a man he was a genius! " ' ALSO: British Air Mail News—Winston Churchill's Speech—"Servant of Mankind" —"New Orleans" (Coloured). IGAIETY CINEMA I ZSZBS&: I ... : Ta-nicht. 3. - MARGARET SULLAVAN. FRANK MORGAN and JAMES STEWART In H " THE SHOP AROUND THE CORNER." Approved for Universal Exhibition. ! STRAND! ONEHUNOA. — I Phone 12-380. ZZn TO-NIGHT AT 5. —— WALLACE BEERY—DOLORES DEL RIO MAN FROM DAKOTA' ROBERT YOUNG—ANN SOTHERN I== " MAISIE." ~ — Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. j BIRKENHEAD"] FORESTERS' SPECIAL HOLIDAY ATTRACTION: EE " Hollywood Cavalcade."

With ALICE FAYE and DON AMECHF And a Host oi New S.ars and Old Favourites —— All in Teehnicolour. — — Approved for Universal Exhibition. And Specir.l British Film— BEHIND THE CUNS." : AMBASSADOR | p °> n < ™ cvaUe '- • t ai '' 4 ° p-m- - MICKEY ROONEY. CECILIA PARKER. _ZZ STONE In rE " JUDGE HARDY & SON." Approved for Universal Exhibition. MELVYN DOUGLAS. VIRGINIA BRUCE In EEThere's That Woman Ayain! Recommended by Censor for Adults. :zrr traveltalk in colour. iLIBERTY"CINEMA' En — At 7.30 — Z~r Mickey Rooney in Tprr "JUDC-E HARDY AND SON." Loretta Young in zrr "DOCTOR TAKES A WIFE." Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. I~NEW~ROYAL | TO-NIGHT AT 7.45. ==: RONALD COLMAN. WALTER HUSTON In EETHE LIGHT THAT FAILED TYRONE POWER. LINDA DARNELL In EE " DAYTIME WIFE." ~— Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. j KING'S THEATREj P T£ C .° 9 £ — : Special Holiday Programme—"ALEXANDER'S 1 ■■ RAGTIME BAND." Alice Faye. Tyrone Power. Approved for Universal Exhibition. DANCING. TO-NIGHT—TO-NIGHT THE PLACE TO DANCE IS AT DIXIELAND CABARET THE HOUSE OF ENTERTAINMENT. MODERN DANCING TO JOHNNY JfADDEN'S SWING KINGS AND ACE PERSONALITY VOCALIST ENA ALLEN. Admission (including Supper) 2/. | Manager: NORTON HAMMOND. 14 QT. MARYS. GREAT SOUTH ROAD TRAM O TERMINUS. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT. GRAND VICE VERSA NIGHT. Judging by Popular Vote. OLD-TIME AND MODERN PROGRAMME By CONNON S POPULAR ORCHESTRA. Exclusive Catering, etc. Two Monte Carlos, Lucky Numbers. Prizes, etc Parade 9.30 p.m. DON'T MISS THIS NIGHT. Bookings. Phone 29-231. Admission 2 14 rpO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT. A GAIETY HALL — GAIETY HALL (Surrey Crescent). CRESCENT OLD-TIME DANCE. SPECIAL EASTER ATTRACTIONS: Two Monte Carlos. Ticket Waltz. | ALL PRIZES SPECIAL EASTER EGGS. ' Overture 7.55. Admission 1,6. Supper. ! SPECIAL OLD-TIME DANCING. EVERY PATRON RECEIVES AN EASTER EGO 14 £PI SHALFOON'S Dance Bond Bureau. Sevcu Orchestras available. Phone 26-934. C