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Auckland Star, Volume LXXII, Issue 108, 9 May 1941, Page 10

AMUSEMENTS. ST. JAMES' THEATRE PLENTY OF SEATS ARE AVAILABLE FOR ALL PERFORMANCES of the eagerlyawaited motion picture j " GONE WITH THE WIND " " GONE WITH THE WIND " " GONE WITH THE WIND " Filmed Entirely in Technicolour. PRICES (Mornings 10 a.m.), 2/ 3'6 3/ 3 6; (Afternoons at i p.m.) 2 6 3' 3 6 4,1: (Evenings at 7.30). 2 6 3.6 4 1 4/6: (Saturdays and Holidays 7.30 p.m.). 2 6 3 6 4 6 5 0. ALL THE ABOVE PRICES INCLUDE TAX. •GONE WITH THE WIND" is being screened for a LIMITED SEASON ONLY and will not be shown ANYWHERE ELSE except at increased admission prices at least for one year. NOW SHOWING 3 SESSIONS DAILY , PROMPTLY at 10 a.m.. 2 p.m.. 7.30 p.m. AT ST. JAMES' THEATRE Direction: Sir Benjamin Pullet Recommended as Unsuitable for Children. !|| '' |l I I ' I STRAND 1 \ QUEEN STREET. j jjj Direction: CIVIC THEATRE. LTD. I Continuous Sessions: 11. 2.15. 5. 8 J PHONE 43-114. I A LOVE AFFAIR .... I |, THAT STARTED IN SPAIN ' j PICKED UP IN PARIS . . . BOILED ! OVER IN BERLIN! IT'S ROARING I jj RACING, ROMPING ROMANCE! i lilj . """" ' i ■:,,;;':::,,-:!.,,« i ' Hliiii:i:iu;ii...ii:.i.ii;.;i,iii,:,ii.iiii:!iii:iiiiiiiiii | I j gliMMlUlMUllllliiifeiillWliliill llllillin|ii.l|||i I I I "ARISE I I, . 1 "ARISE I I i MY . 5 I I my I ! j :] LOVE" I I y love" I ! ,Vr.";:i:!!! in!:.^.::i[;•.•! i.mi 11;::!ii!:ir"«»iii(;:i;iiijniTrtniii. ? I _ lli!.ll!l' ! : I'.ri:"!!!!'!::!!:;:',!!!";!!!:!!!:!]!;^!!!!! IH":ii!i:!ii!M!:i.i:rvi:!i!iiiiii:iui!t!ii jj I.:!!.::- '■: u;ig I ROARING LAUGHTER! i j SOARING ADVENTURE! I I PARAMOUNT-S i ACADEMY AWARD WINNER With CILAUDETTE |"IOLBERT I • LAUDETTE V.OLBERT t<LAUDETTE f IOLBERT - I; LAUDETTE V. OLBERT RAY ATILLAND AY I t> ay atilland I jl X\AY ivAILLAND ! I l| "V T OTJ can't blame Claudette for ' I 1 ■* resisting .. . and you can't blame i I 1 Ray for trying .... but the nn.ißhty lad should have known i I that the short cut route is | risky! Ray said he was devoting (love) . . . also his second I evening and his third. Claudette thought it was a lot of l'amour. | i but Ray explained ! he'd been away t i for a long j i i time! .... 1 Programme Includes I PARAMOUNT NEWS. | I "MOTOR CYCLE STUNTING." | ! | POPEYE CARTOON. A Paramount Picture. I || Recommended by Censor ] | |! |l for Adults. J ■■ TO-NIGHT OUR ALL MODERN DANCE AT I THE | | METROPOLE I J IN QUEEN STREET | You will be introduced to our New Leader of our now famous Metropolc Band. PHIL CAMPBELL | who holds the distinction of having played in every town in New Zealand and being the selected ! Trumpet Player of th" Famous Centennial Band at Wellington. MODERN MELODIES MODERN TEMPOS Admission: Ladies I'. Gents 2'. Evening Dress Not Essential. Ring 42-330 for Reserves. ALFRED FENN. Director.