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Auckland Star, Volume LXXII, Issue 164, 14 July 1941, Page 10

AMUSEMENTS Cosy and Warm. Direction: Civic Theatre. Ltd. 11 A.M.. 2 P.M.. 5 P.M.. 8 P.M. Prices 1/ to 3/4. Very Latest Deaf Aids Available. Plans at Theatre Box Office. Phone 30-100. YOU ENJOYED "BUCK PRIVATES." WHAT ABOUT MUM AND DAD? THEY'LL LOVE IT TOO! BUD ABBOTT and LOU COSTELLO (The Screen's New Comedy Sensations) With THE ANDREWS SISTERS "BUCK PRIVATES" (RAW RECRUITS) A Universal Picture. Approved lor Universal Exhibition. INTRIGUING FIRST HALF. Also HOWARD MOODY at the Civic Grand Organ in another delightful presentation. "Cosy as Your Own Fireside." I + 25^-STATE a p.n7jgg I Symonds St. Phone 4T^64a~j Finally To-day: , + j "MUTINY ON THE BOUNTY" j + '• I "MUTINY ON THE BOUNTY" | Also, "THE RETREAT IN GREECE." Approved for Universal Exhibition. 4. Reserves at No Extra Cost. 4 1. Auckland's REQUEST Theatre. I * I "oTJJI •1 llCarangahape Rd. Phone 43-003 (2 mins. Ponsonby side Geo. Court's) CAPACITY SESSIONS ALL ■*" DAY SATURDAY DEMAND ♦ I EXTENDED SEASON! I ' Ml "SWANEE '3 In Tec hnlcolour, | . p "SWANEE if Starring _| RIVER" " n ° n Ameche ♦! S, RIVER" I A "'? re! i , Lecds 1 — = Al. Jolson I 1 I Also, the All-Outdoor All-Colour Action Picture ... ' ♦ si ' _♦ Fred Mac Murray = "THE TRAIL g I Henry Fonda ft °F THE r 1 Sylvia Sidney | L °^g ME 5 ■ i ■—S , j 4 Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. ■*• ] MEETINGS NEW ZEALAND FREEDOM ASSOCIATION. A Series of PUBLIC ADDRESSES Will be Delivered by M R R. M. A LGIE LLM Subject: " SOCIALISM DESTROYS FREE REPRESENTATIVE GOVERNMENT." A FRONTAL ATTACK UPON THE WHOLE FOUNDATION OF LABOUR POLICY. BASIC PRINCIPLES AND NOT PARTY POLITICS! *£ government Regulations this Address cannot be broadcast from any of the National Broadcasting Stations. PLACES AND DATES OF MEETINGS-TO-NIGHT (MONDAY)— "o'clock 1 METHODIST HALL. AT 8 TO-MORROW (TUESDAY)— EPSOM LIBRARY. AT 2.45 P.M. WEDNESDAY. JULY 16— PE sSt E « N A S T I C I L S U p.M ROOMS ' QUEEN WEDNESDAY. JULY 16— REMUERA LIBRARY. AT 8 P.M. THURSDAY. JULY 17 LEYS INSTITUTE. PONSONBY. AT 8 F.M. THIS ADDRESS WAS LISTENED TO BY AN AUDIENCE OF ABOUT 1100 PEOPLE IN THE MUNICIPAL THEATRE AT NAPIER. j 14 I CHURCH NOTICES ST. PAUL'S. SYMONDS STRFFT CENTENARY PREPARATION MISSION KrlS.? l^- f pm " Children's Service. 7.45 p.m.. » M! «?"■ Se" 1 "- Subject: "Facing Up to Things." Missioner. REV. CECIL MUSCHAMP. CORDIAL WELCOME. 14

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