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Auckland Star, Volume LXXII, Issue 107, 8 May 1941, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS. LAST NIGHT TO-NIGHT. " THIEF " In Magic Technicolour SABU. CONRAD VEIDT. JUNE DUPREZ. Approved lor CJnlversaJ Exhibition. A United Artists Release. J \ H plaza"Bi / / !=SS QUEEN STREET. \ I / Phone 41-888. \ Deaf Aids Available. * TO-MORROW — FRIDAY FOUR SESSIONS DAILY. 11 a.m., 2 p.m., 5 p.m., 8 p.m. M. J. MOODABE. Governing Director. Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd., Has the Honour j to Present I CHARLIE CHAPLIN CHARLIE CHAPLIN CHARLIE CHAPLIN CHARLIE CHAPLIN (HE TALKS) IN THE "GREAT DICTATOR" " GREAT DICTATOR " "GREAT DICTATOR" 44 GREAT DICTATOR " "GREAT DICTATOR" With PAULETTE GODDARD. JACK OAKIE. BILLY GILBERT * The Comedy now rocking the whole world with laughter. * BOX PLANS for all 2 P.M. & 8 P.M. SESSIONS NOW OPEN AT LEWIS EADY, LTD. * SEATS FOR 11 A.M. & 5 P.M. SESSIONS ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY CAN NOW BE BOOKED AT PLAZA THEATRE. * "TVON'T TAELAY AS BOOKINGS ARE THE HEAVIEST ON RECORD * BY THE WAY. THE EXCELLENT SUPPORTING PROGRAMME INCLUDES ANZACS LAND IN GREECE (Received by Air Mail). * TO-MORROW - PLAZA - FRL A United Artists Picture. Approved for Universal Exhibition. I FINALLY TO-NIGHT at 7.45 ',', I 1 tII '-'-X-POKIJ y ft AvnN w i> '' I KjJLr UK JJ & corner ot I] ♦ " \\ QUEEN ST. _=_=- Gt. North Rd. II ♦ i> \\ Opp. c.P.O. II \V it Ponsonby Rd./r ♦ i. >\Phon« *2-2liAf Vw Ph ' 31 " 017 - Jif * ~ Direction: Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. I ~ Governing Director: M. J. Moodabe. T " CESAR ROMERO. ♦ I! TALL, DARK & HANDSOME 1 1 TALL, DARK & HANDSOME I 2 Recommended by Censor for Adults. '' • Also, ROBERT STIRLING—JEAN ROGERS " ;:''YESTERDAY'S HEROES"- ~ Approved for Universal Exhibition. '' '' COMING ' [ '' TO-MORROW— I :: • the : i wonder picture ' I! OF THE YEAR! !i ♦ ♦♦■»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*♦♦*♦♦♦ MUJB A UCKLAND UNIVERSITY W*ffwl STUDENTS , ASSOCIATION "WE'RE LOOKING FOR A PYRAMID," SAY HAMILTON AND NASH, CAUGHT IN A HAREM. Last Year's Revue was booked out days in advance and this year it is absolutely impossible to extend the season. SO BOOK NOW FOR THE 1941 CAPPING REVUE 1941 CAPPING REVUE " EAST OF SEWERS " " EAST OF SEWERS " Or " CONFIDENTIALLY. IT SPHINX " " CONFIDENTIALLY. IT SPHINX " By CHARLES ZAMBUCKA. 50 PLAYERS. ORCHESTRA and BALLET. COMMENCING SATURDAY for a Season of SIX NIGHTS ONLY at the TOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER. PLANS AT LEWIS EADY. LTD. Admission — 2/6. 2/. 1/6. 8 PARADES. + IV.Z. R ED C ROSS S OCIETY (Incorporated). j AUCKLAND CENTRE. I Detachment Parade to be held on SATURDAY. May 10. 1941. A Parade of all members of: 1. Voluntary Aid Detachments 2. Transport Corps 3. Men's First Aid Detachments (including X.P.S. Personnel) will be held on SATURDAY. May 10 1941 Ml members will assemble in Park Avenue in rear of Red Cross Flag. Markers 1.30 p.m. Fall-In 1.45 p.m. Order of Parade will be: 1. Headquarters Staff. 2. V.A.D. Staff. 2. V.A.D.'s (all outdoor uniform). 4. V.A.D.'s (all with capes). 5. V.A.D.'s (all without capes or with cardigans). 6. Transport Corps. 7. Men's First Aid Detachments (City). 8. ~ .. ~ .. (Devonport). 9. „ .. .. .. (Takapuna). 10. ~ ~ „ ~ (Suburbs). All members will wear the uniform of their respective units. Men without uniform to wear E.P.S.O. armlets. A. A. HARKER. 8 Secretary. COMPANY NOTICES. ~_ "VTARTHA GOLD MINING CO. (WAIHI), LTD. The Transfer Books will be 'CLOSED from MAY 17»TO 30, both days inclusive. J. H. G. BANKS. x 8 Local Director and Attorney. - f\ YSTERS— , ' NATURAL. CURRIED. STEWED OR FRIED ARE SERVED FROM 8 A.M. CONTINUOUSLY AT N.Z.S FINEST GRILL ROOM — EMPIRE CAFE. B