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Auckland Star, Volume LXXII, Issue 119, 22 May 1941, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS. . MEN— Hear my story before you ask for lovel GIRLS— I'll tell you about three kind* of men! MOTHERS — Let me tell you how to keep your happiness! N.Z.'s PREMIER THEATRE. Vl(fs>. Direction: Civic Theatre, Ltd. 11 A.M.. 2 P.M.. 5 P.M.. 8 P.M. SPECIAL 5 P.M. SESSION TO-DAY. THE LIFE AND LOVES OF AN UNUSUAL WOMAN! ■" ; :- !^'r:r';:";:'';.-.:;::L' t ;:i:-;;;i^* : l=;.:'l-'[[ii!:"-" " CHEERS FOR MISS BISHOP " Hf From the Famous Studios of United Artists. With MARTHA SCOTT And WM. GARGAN. EDMUND GWENN. WIDELY ACCLAIMED AS ONE OP THE SCREEN'S GREATEST TRIUMPHS! Recommended by Censor for Adults. LAST DAY! SPECIAL CHILDREN'S PANTOMIME ON THE STAGE (Afternoon Sessions Only) T4TADAME X/"ALESKA presents "CARTOON CELEBRITIES" 30 Minutes of Fun and Frolic. Children Half Price to All Sessions excepting Saturday nights. Exclusive to CIVIC THEATRE. Ltd. 1 HOME DEFENCE PARADE. I HAND-PICKED FEATURETTES Include POPULAR SCIENCE. Amazing Operations at Ardmore Animal Hospital. POPEYE CARTOON. SPECIAL BY AIR MAILPARAMOUNT NEWS. AND Again This Week . . COMMUNITY SINGING FEATURETTE Theatre specially wired to transmit your voice through the screen. Also HOWARD MOODY at the Civic Grand Organ playing "CHILDHOOD MEMORIES. ,, PRICES 1/ TO 3/4. Monday to Friday (inclusive). Very Latest Deaf Aids Available. Plans at the Theatre Box Office. Phone 30-100. Finally To-day: /Y 43-645 2 p.m. — 8 p.m. if: 1" STATE ! ]\ l^ \\ Symonds Street // ■ \\ 11 Deaf Aids Available. \v // Dlr.: Kerrldge Theatre' (Throughout N.Z.) "WYOMING" Starring WALLACE BEERY Air Mail News — "State" Featurettes. Approved for Universal Exhibition. Auckland's REQUEST Theatre (2 mlns. Ponsonby side George Court's.) // 43-003 I (fi VOGUE I )\ = V\ Karangahape Rd. // Dlr.: Kerridfte Theatres Vi If (Throughout N.Z.) \\ M Deaf Aids Available. _^0r FINALLY TO-NIGHT AT 7.30. NORMA SHEARER. TYRONE POWER. i ~~ f I " "\TARIE 4 NTOINETTE " | I " ItAarie -f»-NTOINETTE " I J [ Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's 2 Hours 20 Minutes non-stop Spectacular Entertainment. Recommended by Censor for Adults. WOMEN'S WAR SERVICE AUXILIARY. TRAIN FOR ORCHARD AND GARDEN WORK. SEASONAL DEMONSTRATIONS AND LECTURES. COURSE OPENS SATURDAY NEXT, 2.15 p.m., AT TEACHERS' TRAINING* COLLEGE. MT. EDEN. DEMONSTRATION—Preparation of Soil and Compost Heaps. ENROL NOW! PHONE 41-664. WRIGHT'S BUILDING. FORT STREET. 22 RUGBY LEAGUE FOOTBALL. gBJ COLOURFUL LEAGUE PRESS COMMENT— "N.Z. HERALD":— There were few dull moments at Carlsw Park on Saturday, when three matches in the Auckland senior Rugby League cham-

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