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Auckland Star, Volume LXXII, Issue 88, 15 April 1941, Page 12

AMUSEMENTS. VOU'LI LAUGH. YOU'LL ROAR . . JL YOU'LL TALK ABOUT IT FOR MONTHS - . . HERE IS THE GLORIOUS COMEDY ROMANCE. REGENT REGENT J. C. Williamson Picture Corp.. Ltd. FOUR SESSIONS DAILY 11.0, 2.0, 5.0 and 8 p.m. CROWDED. DELIGHTED AUDIENCES AT ALL SESSIONS. It is Advisable to Book. TELEPHONE 32-888 FOR RESSRVATIONS. Paramount Pictures Present ACADEMY AWARD WINNER for MOST ORIGINAL SCREEN STORY. . I!!!!!!!!! CLAUDETTE COLBERT CLAUDETTE COLBERT WITH RAY MILLAND RAY MILLAND She was a Foreign Correspondent. He was a Flying Soldier of Fortune. THEY BRING YOU FUN. EXCITEMENT AND THRILLS IN " 4 RISE \\ Y T OVE " " >'VRISE IVI-Y JLiQVE •' \RISE \f Y TOVE" RISE I*l Y " "Arise. My Love." yells Ray as his plane soars into the air. ROARING LAUGHTER! SOARING ADVENTURE! FEATURETTES: "PATHE BRITISH NEWS" "MOTOR CYCLE STUNTS" "POPEYE CARTOON" PLANS AT REGENT. Recommended by Censor for Adults. GILBERT AND SULLIVAN SEASON. TO-NIGHT "THE YEOMEN. * TO-MORROW AFTERNOON AND EVENING "JOLANTHE." THURSDAY NIGHT "THE MIKADO." FRIDAY NIGHT "THE GONDOLIERS." BOX PLANS FOR THE SEASON ARE NOV/ OPEN. LAST NIGHTS OF C-. AND S. TOUR. i TO-NIGHT AT 8 I TO-NIGHT AT 8 j For This Occasion Only. J. C. WILLIAMSON'S GILBERT AND SULLIVAN OPERA COMPANY In the most romantic of all the Savoy Operas i" THE YEOMEN OF THE i" THE YEOMEN OF THE ' GUARD" ; GUARD " which abounds in lovely airs, among which the immortal duct "I Have a Sons to Sing. O." The Cast Includes: — tV , Ivan Menzies ' ! ??™t 4 £ a ™ llhers Evelyn Gardiner i Sir Ri. hard Grccorv Stro*j*i ' , Wilfreri Shadbolt Richrrd Watson i S , ,J'} a r d < Viola Wilson j PhlSlh"-. ESR» Jo 1'" Fullartl i S.' - Pegs-y Shea I Sergeant Meryll Bernard Manning i J Leonard Meryll Vincent McMvrray ( Full Opcratic Chorus and Orchestra. Musical Director LEO PACKER. TO-MORROW AFTERNOON AT 2 AND TO-MORROW EVENING AT 8 One of the loveliest of the Gilbert and Sullivan Operas .... " lOLANTHE" ! " lOLANTHE" Full of Mirth and Melody.

THURSDAY NIGHT NEXT. " THE MIKADO." | FRIDAY NIGHT NEXT. GRAND TAREWELL «N.Z. PERFORMANCE. " THE GONDOLIERS." H.?P X T^a A ,?; S cinfSt'lo„w- V KlMfc. DOV Salcs »« Eveninc Priccs—D.C. and R s --e "i-n doo« rV 4 b!e r- 0 ",. day of P= rfo rmanrei. ' r the r??- ' J Gallery. 2 and IS. Mat ie Pri if- r?- n^ RS ': 6 ■' S '"° ns - « ■ Gall -rv 2 and 1 6. Children. 3 . 2 end 1 . All Pria. '=• s Ta " L^ctures^__~~~J J") 1 ' JOHN AMBULANCE CLASSES OF INSTRUCTION W 'ILL COMMENCE — «— LADIES' FIRST AID: MONDAY. A,7 r fl TI 2 ?. N ' at StreCt ' 011 SIA S ES K. ,^ b 3O P p^" 0n - - ° NE A H pM: at C °7 ro p.m :on Ha "' °" MONDA V MEADOWBANK St. Chad's Hall, on MONDAY and "Wednesday) 0 P (tT ' Ce weeM *- Mo » d => LADIES - HOME NURSING' ""as®?. sf, T r„ ?fs a s "'« -• MENS FIRST AID: MEADOWBANK. St. Chad's Hall, on MONDAY an? Wednesday)? PJn " (UiCe Labour Hall, on TUESDAY, April FIRST AID: TAi?im S TMA 0r ').' cn £ nd Women will be held ii TAKAPUNA after Easter, at 7.30 p.m on a-, evening to suit the majority. Application m av be made to the Ambulance fetation. Rutland Street City, or at the house adjoining the St TnHr» Ambulance Hall in Killamey St ° hn tim, nle «™ °^?5 WlSe S t , ated \. thc classes o' instruc- ' l ° n ,_ a f e h „^ ld r , eekly ' ,he course consisting o! two-hour Lectures, practical and theoretical «sn»r*ta? examination. Fee for the course is 7/6! Special reductions are available for E.P.S O Workers and Home Guard Members. _ S. E. LANGSTONE. Secretary-Manager of Auckland Centre. 15 JLX.Z. R ED C ROSS S 001 "' 1 ' (INC.). AUCKLAND CITY SUB-CENTRE. NOTICE TO MEMBERS AND INTENDING MEMBERS. INSTRUCTIONAL CLASSES H ill be held a 1 MERCANTILE CHAMBERS. 101, Customs Street East, as under:— HYGIENE—THURSDAY, April 17. HOME NURSING—TUESDAY. April 29. All Classes Commence at 7 p.m. Enrolments should be completed at the Office before the date ol the Class. A. A. MARKER. 13 Secretary. W OMEN AND THE W A R." MISS EVELYN GARDINER. The Well-known Star of the Gilbert and Sullivan Opera Company. WILL SPEAK AT THE Y.W.C.A. ON THURSDAY. APRIL 17. at 2 p.m. VI Women Invited.