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Auckland Star, Volume LXXII, Issue 109, 10 May 1941, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. N.Z.'s PREMIER THEATRE. Direction: Civic Theatre, Ltd. 11 A.M.. 2 P.M., 5 P.M.. S P.M. BY DEFINITE PUBLIC DEMAND 5 O'CLOCK SESSION AGAIN TO-DAY! I . _j_ "LET'S ALL SING LIKE THE BIRDIES SING " COMMUNITY SINGING FEATURETTE Hear your voice TTTPOTTr.H j a SPECIALLY-INSTALLED ! Sound System relayed through the Screen. ANOTHER TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED AND TWENTY - ONE PATRONS SAW "KITTY" FOYLE" YESTERDAY . . MAKING A TOTAL OP I TWENTY - ONE THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED AND ! TWENTY - SEVEN — TRULY ! AN AMAZING RECORD FOR AN AMAZING PICTURE! 1940-41 i ACADEMY AWARD WINNER [ GINGER ROGERS j IN "KITTY FOYLE" An RKO-Radio Picture. Recommended by Censor for Adults. BOOKINGS ARE STILL HEAVY! SO HURRY! HURRY! HURRY! SELECTED FEATURETTES Include PARAMOUNT NEWS (by Air Mail). Americans present Ambulances to Anzacs! "Heel Hitler Party!" "ACT YOUR AGE" (Comedy). Also HOWARD MOODY at the Civic Grand Organ in his original offering "OLD ENGLISH MELODIES." PRICES 1. 6 TO 3 4. Children Half-price to all sessions excepting Saturday Nights. Very Latest Deaf Aids Available. Box Plans at the Theatre Box Office. Phone 30-100. 111111111111111 THE ASTOR ||||i||| ||l|i Jill I I DOMINION ROAD ill 1 jl'll Ml 1111111111:11111111 | relepbon. »»-«» |||||j|j ||||| |||| To-night at 8 : Variety Session 7.30. Bing Crosby. C lorla Jean. Charles Winninger El Brcndel In " IF I HAD MY WAY." Stan Laurel. Oliver Hardy in "SAPS AT SEA." Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. LATEST NEWS. Unpaid Reserves Not Held after 7.30. DELTA =_ NE Pn V one £55"-= TO-NIGHT AND MONDAY. 7.45— MICKEY ROONEY and LEWIS STONB In " JUDGE HARDY AND SON." PAULETTE GODDARD and 808 HOPE In "GHOST BREAKERS." Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY — Nancy Kelly. "PRIVATE AFFAIRS." George O'Brien "STAGE TO CHINO." Both Approved ior Universal Exhibition. MAYFAIR — s pS ij £o9 A 3 m — TO-NIGHT AND MONDAY AT 7.30MADELEINE CARROLL. LOUIS HAYWARD In "MY SON, MY SON!" Also — BETTE DAVIS. PAUL MUNI. BRIAN AHERNE In i "JUAREZ" Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. Owing to great length of programme. "My Son My Son!" will commence at 7.30 sharp at Evening Session. (£? \£\ AUCKLAND fe((Sf^jSjCHORAL SOCIETY. TOWN HALL TOWN HALL SATURDAY, JUNE 7, AT 8 O'CLOCK P.M. By Special Request. S. COLERIDGE TAYLOR'S "HIAWATHA" "HIAWATHA" i SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT OF THE FAMOUS BROADCAST SOPRANO. MADAME ALISON CORDERY Together with MR. J. T. BATTERSBY. the well-known Tenor. MR. STEWART HARVEY, the Auckland Baritone. Full Chorus and Orchestra. CONDUCTOR. COLIN MUSTON. All Music Lovers should hear this Wonderful Work. Tickets on Sale from Members of Chorus, or at "Record Shop." Queen's Arcade, where new Subscribers can enrol. Popular Prices: 3/ and 2'. Reservable. Secure your Tickets. BOOKING ARRANGEMENTS ANNOUNCED LATER. F. AUSTIN. Hon. Sec. Phone 22-385. 10

AMUSEMENTS. ST. JAMES' THEATRE PLENTY OF SEATS ARE AVAILABLE FOR ALL PERFORMANCES of the eagerlyawaited motion picture " GONE WITH THE WIND " " GONE WITH THE WIND " " GONE WITH THE WIND " Filmed Entirely in Technicolour. PRICES (Mornings 10 a.m.). 2/ 2 6 3/ 3 6; (Afternoons at 2 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 6. 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 lor 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 Fuller Recommended as Unsuitable for Children. [TUDOR CINEMA | R P * M ™™ "his Evening at 8 (New starting Time). JOEL McCREA. HERBERT MARSHALL. — — GEORGE SANDERS. Laraine Day and Robert Bcnchley In " Foreign Correspondent " -~ Recommended by Censor lor Adults. -— Produced by the English Director Alfred ZZZZ Hitchcock, who made "Rebecca." I__Z ALSO: British Air Mail News—Fleet fighting --- off Bombers—"CALL TO ARMS." "Arabian Bazaar." EE PHONE RESERVES Cancelled 7.50. jGAIETY CINEMAJ S«- == MICKEY ROONEY and FAY BAINTER In H " YOUNG TOM EDISON." • — Approved for Universal Exhibition. Favondale I s M ™°o:%T — — BERT BAILEY with Mum. Dave and all the Family In 5= "DAD RUDD, M.P." Also: Madeleine Carroll. Douglas Fairbanks. Jun.. in ;--! " SAFARI." Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. !~S TRA ND I P ° h NEI ~- 1 I Phone 12-380. ~ TO-NIGHT AND MONDAY. Z~rz FRED ASTAIRE — ELEANOR POWELL Er BROADWAY MELODY 1940 —■- GEORGE BRENT — ISA MIRANDA. = " Adventure in Diamonds." Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. 1 BIRKENHEAD"! ro ™' '-— THE MARX BROTHERS In == "AT THE CIRCUS." - With Florence Rice nnd Nat Pendleton. —— Approved for Universal Exhibition. —- Also: "THE MARCH OF TIME." [AMBASSADOR j ™;\~«- RONALD COLMAN — IDA LUPINO In |=THE LIGHT THAT FAILED -— Approved for Universal Exhibition. ZZZZI ROBERT YOUNC. ANN SOTHERN In :'"_: " MAISIE." Recommended by Censor for Adults. E — POPEYE CARTOON. [LIBERTY CINEMAJ l™™£- — At 7.30 — ~_T Andy Devine in -~ " g UCK JJENNY T» IDES A GAIN " --- And a Great Drama— "SECRET SERVICE OF THE AIR" Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. gg^g; —-- TO-NIGHT AT 7.30. ~ ANN SOTHERN. JOHN CARROLL In EE "CONGO MAISIE." ZZ— LINDA HAYES. KENT TAYLOR In " SUED FOR LIBEL." Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. !KING'S THEATRE] p™E -— Alice Faye. Betty Grable. Jack Oakle. John Payne In "TIN PAN ALLEY." The Musical of our exciting times! Approved tor Universal Exhibition. AMUSEMENT PARK ilium civic square ilium TO-NIGHT & EVERY NIGHT! MATINEES SATURDAYS. 2 P.M. The "Crazy House" Now Open! CHILDREN HALF-PRICE AT MATINEE. FREE-IT'S ALL FREE TO SEE A Bowler and Sullivan Presentation

! STATE - VOGUE — pi-»ctlr,n: Thp»lrw (thrrmfhonf N.Z.V 1 X TO-DAY—2 P.M., 5 P.M., 8 P.M. I ♦ WE TAKE PLEASURE IN PRESENTING SAMUEL GOLDWYNS If T OUTDOOR MASTERPIECE (j STAT 1 !? II t I 1 "rp h E \\T ESTERNER" I\\ Symonds Street II Z I | "THE WESTERNER" \\D«UJl*l Z' ♦ I g "A HE >T ESTERNER" | ♦ T 'm: mi Himiii! iiiiiiiii iiiliiSliiiiiiirii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii i ui-iir- T I With I ♦ i CS° PER I i I DAVENPORT | J :l VX a ry V7OOPER | | i-'ORIS -UaVENPORT ♦ I WALTER BRENNAN | I TOED STONE | « ♦ T ?,f°? S J „? e w as /eady for trouble II it came, and it came fast, when the ♦ 4 frontier blazed with a bitter cattle feud that turned man against man, friend against * 4 friend. (Universal Exhibition.) J ♦ Bookings: 'Phone Reservations for this evening will be accepted till 7 p.m at no extra ♦ ♦ cost, but unpaid reserves car.net be held after 7.15 p.m. Plans at Theatre. ♦ ♦ PATRONS ARE INVITED TO THE USE OF THE "PALM LOUNGE." WHERE DELICIOUS I 4 HOT COFFEE WILL BE SERVED DURING THE INTERVAL 1 ♦♦♦MMMM ♦-♦-<-»■»■»-♦-+■♦♦♦-»-♦♦ ♦♦♦♦#«»»«»»» 3lf T& ■ 3g£ _ w == FOLLOW THE CROWD TO AUCKLAND'S "REQUEST" THEATRE. 43-003 Deaf Aids Available. I/ (Tw o minutes Ponsonby side George Court's) II VOGUE || <By Majorlt y Request) \l //FINALLY TO-DAY, 2 P.M. AND 7.30 P.M. Vw DAILY a & 7.30 J J Als ° SPECIAL EARLY HOME 5 P.M. SESSION ■ '• DOUBLE - FEATURE PROGRAMME. * M "FAST AND LOOSE" A "SHOOTING HIGH" * 3 "FAST AND LOOSE" JH "SHOOTING HIGH" m "FAST AND LOOSE" W "SHOOTING HIGH" S Starring =| Starring =i ROBERT MONTGOMERY, s JANE WITHERS. = ROSALIND RUSSELL. = GENE AUTRY. Wi Adult Recommendation. s Universal Exhibition BIIIIM lil^'^^M^PlP 7 - COMMENCING MONDAY — -GULLIVER'S TRAVELS." *** ■ — *