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Auckland Star, Volume LXXII, Issue 141, 17 June 1941, Page 12

AMUSEMENTS. l iiiimini!!iK»i::inniimnmnii:i)!Bmitnmnairajr.rtim, , tiwuiiiimiiiiaiiiaiaiiiiiiiiiaiu| M ST. JAMES- AIR MAIL REVIEW C ;; includes first pictures oi | The RETREAT in GREECE f J — gallant rearguard action lought r M by Anzacs . . . daylight bombing and r: ij destruction of village of Elessan by § :1 Luftwaffe . . . evacuation and arrival f 5 H of troops in Egypt . . . interview ri with the Prime Minister. Mr. Fraser, \~- in Sydney . . . Australian Prime iz Minister, Mr. Menzies, in London. i" etc., etc. fi TO-DAY AT 11 a.m., 2 p.m., and 8 pjn. I\ 1 ST. JAMES' THEATRE | ff Direction: Sir Benjamin Fuller. }\ rj Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's sparkling comedy p. I " The Philadelphia Story " 0 | " The Philadelphia Story " P | " The Philadelphia Story " t. | " The Philadelphia Story " I — with — 1 CARY GRANT I KATHARINE HEPBURN % JAMES STEWART J RUTH HUSSEY— ROLAND YOUNG 3 VIRGINIA WEIDLER. it Associate Programme incSdes: "THE MILKY WAY" Academy Award Winner for 1940. | j Plans at the theatre. Phone 32-920. § {j Recommended as Unsuitable for Children. M rrfmnWl cinema » remuera. I X U 1 Phone 24-749. To-night at 8. H JOAN CRAWFORD and = FREDRIC MARCH • in the Repertory Play g " SUSAN AND GOD" ZZ3 Recommended by Censor for Adults. As a Play it ran on Broadway for eight - ■ ■ months! : ALSO: Australian Cinesound — Air Mail News — Musical Revue. 1 P ATFTV \ CINEAIA :: TAKAPUNA. 1 V^ lij X X I Phone 78-465. To-night, 8. Ray Milland and Sonja Henie in "EVERYTHING HAPPENS AT NIGHT." Approved for Universal Exhibition. IAVONDALEI"^ June Lane. Dick Foran in "INSIDE INFORMATION." Buddv Rocers, Bettv arable. "THIS WAY PLEASE." Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. FSTRANnI ONEHUNGA. | O X J.\ IN U | New phone 54.330. r.—-I GUEST NIGHT TO-NIGHT AT 8. ~ VICTOR McLAGLEN. EE " THE EX-CHAMP." 808 BURNS. = " The Arkansas Traveller." - —. Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. ("AMBASSADOR | po^ t 7 .40T» er ' GUEST NIGHT. Little Tough Guys. Harry Carey, Juanita Quigley in "CODE OF THE STREETS." Warner Baxter. Marjorle Weaver In "I LL GIVE A MILLION." Both Recommended by Censor for Adultn. jLIBERTY CINEMA! P p h AR 4 N 3 f 7^; At 7.30 —A Crowd of Cinema Star* tn "HOLLYWOOD CAVALCADE." Boris Karlofl in "BRITISH INTELLIGENCE." Bo'h Approved for Universal Exhibition. [NEW ROYAL | K r ZT.^i 1— GUEST NIGHT TO-NIGHT AT 7.30 Franchot Tone. Franclska Gaal In "THE GIRL DOWNSTAIRS.** —~ June Lang. Paul Kelly. Zr "FORGED PASSPORT.** —- Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. DANCING. MODERN DANCING TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! AND EVERY TUESDAY AND SATURDAY THE RENO DANCE CLUB PRESENTS MODERN DANCING [ AT * ST. SEP.'S HALL, t KHYBER PASS. DANCE WITH ENJOYMENT TO v LYN AKERSTEN AND HIS RHYTHM ACES c PLAYING THE LATEST HITS AT CORRECT BALLROOM TEMPOS. MONTE CARLOS. LUCKY NUMBERS. LIGHT SUPPER. s Admission 2/. I ' GEO. STRONG. M.C. THE RENDEZVOUS OF i s — MODERN DANCERS — s i r SPECIAL! SPECIAL!! h TO-NIGHT—TO-NIGHT : TO-NIGHT—TO-NIGHT DIXIELAND CABARET n Sew dixieland cabaret s 436, QUEEN STREET. y s . MODERN DANCING e to JOHNNY MADDEN'S a SWING KINGS. 1 Admission (including Supper) 11. Manager NORTON HAMMOND. h 1 n |~IAIETY GAIETY HALI VJ* Surrey Crescent. d TO-NIGIIT AT 8 — TO-NIGHT AT I And Every Tuesday. SURREY • OLD-TIME DANCE. J Popular Arcadians Orchestra. , r : Monte Carlo. Spot Prizes. Light Supper. Good Floor. Good Management. r Ladies 1/. Gents 1/6. [y „ ERNIE RUFFLES. M.C. 17 1C rpo-NIGHT TO - N I G H HERALD PATRIOTIC DANCI LABOUR CLUB ROOMS. Pacific Buildine. Wellesley Street. MODERN AND OLD-TIME. SUPPER, j Admission 16. 1 4LL TRADE UNIONISTS AND FRIENE -*» INVITED TO DANCE L LABOUR CLUB ROOMS, WEDNESDAY NIGHT D Proceeds Kiddies' Xmas Tree, 1941. Organised by Carpenters, Drivers, Labourers. Women's Auxiliary. ; I" 17IGHTING FORCES FUNI L MANCHESTER UNITY HALL. : Hobson Street. '■ WEDNESDAY — JUNE 18 — WEDNESDAY a Sponsored by Klippel Tie. KELLIHER'S MELODY BOYS. Supper. Admission 2.'. 1 DANCE, Gas Company Hall. Otahuhu. June 1! good music, supper; Monte; admlssla 1/. ; f CHIROPRACTORS. | ( /CHIROPRACTIC Institute. Lionel Duggai Principal. Wlnstone Bldgs. Phone 44-929. T »r "HUGGAN. MISS FREDA (Palmer Graduate 1 N.Z.C.A.. 306. Victoria Arcade; 46-144. T a ILES AND GILES, Palmer Graduates, Men 1? VT b3rs N.Z.C.A.. Dilworth Bldg. Ph. 45-525. 1 "building plans. PLANS, Specifications. Modern Homes. £1 l Government Loans. Qualified Architect.—Hon 17 Designers. 48. Vulcan Blags.. Vulcan Lane, 1