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

AMUSEMENTS. EMBASSY J. C. Williamson's Intimate Theatre. DAILY tl AM 2 P.M. 5 P.M. 8 P.M. WE DEFINITELY ADVISE RESERVATION. 'if .jjjjjij' with jii'i:;!: jjiijlllj CHARLES " BACK B O Y E R STREET " 1! |1[ !| MARGARET •I; ijl S U L L A V A N ' I Written by Fannie Hurst as a blazing emblem to all humanity' A UNIVERSAL PICTURE. FREE LIST ENTIRELY SUSPENDED. Recommended by Censor lor Adults. Telephone 32-6 SO. FULLER'S THEATRES fi PRINCE EDWARD 1 Sf'SSk I Finally To-night. 7.30. tErrol Flynn. Miriam Hopkins. f Humphrey Bogart in ' " VIRGINIA CITY" | 1 "VIRGINIA CITY" ! p And .... i: Wayne Morris. Jane Wyman. !. H Roger Pryor in Fi J ! " GAMBLING ON I I ! THE HIGH SEAS "; | Pcth Reconi. by Censor for Adults, 0 { BRITANNIA i ponsonby. V. , AJ.MxnniMn t Phone 26-041. iLAST NIGHT AT 7.30. f A Most Entertaining Double-feature li Programme: y MEI.VYN DOUGLAS— LORETTA YOUNG U 1 - In "HE STAYED FOR I BREAKFAST." g Recoiair. ended by Censor lor Adults. V WARREN WILLIAM—JEAN MUIB In I ••THE LONE WOLF MEETS A LADY." £ Approved lor Universal Exhibition. § I VICTORIA I °evontort. t Phone 22-603. = N:ghtly 7.30 :: Saturdays 1.30 s Last Screening ol "NIGHT TRAIN TO MUNICH." I Recommended by Censor for AdulLs. | "3LONDIE HAS SERVANT TROUBLE." f Approved for Universal Exhibition. li ICIN EM A I GREY LYNN. F ' Phone 26-406. W I FINALLY TO-NIGHT. 7.30. 3 Bing Crosby. Gloria Jean in S "IF I HAD MY WAY." A Musical Sensation. i Also Showing . . . Bab? "Sandy" in "SANDY IS A LADY." I : Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. If EXCELLENT SUPPORTS. j? J NOTE-To-night is Not a Guest Night, F :;:i: ..rac :i'i:®n!':^:::;::!l!Sil!iai::;i;;iini!irn3!iinßnig iiij:§! THE ASTOR |1!S ]|!||! .! iI { I |; il!! DOMINION P.OAD I Ili ISllllil lijlllii rclephona IS - 433 lull I 111 ill To-night at 8 Variety Session 7.30. J. Carroll Neish. Mary Carlisle In "ILLEGAL TRAFFIC." Recoir.mcndcd by Censor for Adults. Pinky Tomlin. Toby Wing in "SING WHILE YOU'RE ABLE." Approved for Universal Exhibition. STALLS 6d : CIRCLE 9d | PEERLESS—ST. HELIER'S | ! PHONE 23-863. TO-NIGHT AT 8. i STANLEY LUPINO and SALLY GREY Reaching New Heights of Hilarity In * " HOLD MY HAND." Tip-top Comedy that will keep you laughing from beginning to end. A real scream! SELECTED SHORTS. Approved tor Universal Exhibition. PICTUREDROME " »P^,D-TO-NIGHT AT EIGHT. Barbara Stanwyck. William Holden In ... "GOLDEN BOY." An Absorbing Drama of Human and Sports Interest. Beccmmendcd by Censor for Adults

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