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Auckland Star, Volume LXXII, Issue 172, 23 July 1941, Page 14

AMUSEMENTS I j r FOR I 'XT' I VICTORY! ! L__L AGAIN TO-DAY at 11, 2 p.m.. 8 p.m. r j ST. JAMES' THEATRE J Direction: Sir Benjamin Fuller. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer excitedly pre- ii sents its tip-top attraction.... = ;; : R 1 "Boom Town!" | I 1 "Boom Town!" j I 2 "Boom Town!" | I I "Boom Town!" | 2 ■] l ii:i" l .:!:!i:iii!:u::.;;::!:::i",':::;':i:'.i!!:i'li:ii!i';"r:.:Biiim:ilil!iiliir.iuii- 3 3 — With — I CLARK GABLE H CLAUDETTE COLBERT u SPENCER TRACY % HEDY LAMARR 2 FRANK MORGAN Associate Programme includes... "SWING SOCIAL" M.G.M. Colour Cartoon. = H Plans at the Theatre from 10 _.m. ■= Phone 32-920. h Recommended by Censor for Adults. g r,;i!!iiti|iiiii:!riri:!ii'!i:i';i:,''i:-!ii;:n:i:,ri|iii;:!ii.iiiiii!ii'i,iiiiiii''!iiiiinmiiiir:iiiiiiiii'ii» il||ijl!J|!!!li:i!!i :l|;:;^ ji: | ■il'jjjil j Direction: Civic Theatre. Ltd. | ,i SESSIONS: 11 — 2 — S — 8. h Phone 43-114. ' || |j LAST 2 DAYS! j. | Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's ] i 1 i Production of I, I " \\'AT_RLOb | BRIDGE"" "| jl| i| I " " ATERLOO -* 'RIDGE " I I'll 'i — ,! II — With — i ii VIVIEN LEIGH ROBERT TAYLOR l! II Also "March of Time." "Crisis in the Atlantic." Recommended by Censor for Adults ! . . 'ij ' r ~FRIDAYT_ I I jil • : ' 'j * A BARRAGE of Mirth! .') * A BOMBARDMENTj of Comedy! !•' I * A SALVO of Singing and Swinging: h; ' I BUDD ABBOTT j I LOU COSTELLO j | THE ANDREWS SISTERS - in - I l ' ~~" ': i .! ; i M ;"! i "BUCK PRIVATES" | i Line up for the big laugh that kept I I I rcrord Civic audiences convulsed for three weeks! There's been . i nothing like It for years—lt's a , j I | riot. Every one of the new Songs I ■ jj registers a hit—"Boogie Woogie ! i Ij Bugle Boy." "I Wish You Were |,! Here." "You're a Lucky Fellow. i!j |i Mr. Smith." "Bounce Me Brother 'I Ml With a Solid Four." ill . il |j 1 Programme Includes l> 111 'il " STRANGER THAN FICTION." ijl i| "PARAMOUNT NEWS" (The Latnt by Air Main. IN j;| JOLLY ELVES CARTOON. | | ji A Universal Picture. Ii I |l Jl'i. Approved for Universal .ij'l •! ' I ' ll'H Exhibition. ~'| ;;|| J MAYFAIR — 7 TO-NIGHT AND THURSDAY AT 7.30— Jon Hall and Lynn Ban In "KIT CARSON." Also William Boyd in another Bar-20 Story "SHOWDOWN." Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. WAR NEWS. ETC. WRESTLING TOWN HALL A.W.A. (Inc.) MONDAY. GRAND OPENING OF 1941 SEASON W JJ? THE FIRST APPEARANCE AFTER A SUCCESSFUL TOUR OF AUSTRALIA OF KEN KENNETH KEN KENNETH THE 16 STONE 4LB SURPRISE PACKET OF N.Z. WRESTLING. V. JOE CORBETT JOE CORBETT THE FIRST MAN TO DEFEAT JOHN KATAN IN N.Z. LAST YEAR. PRELIMINARY CONTEST W. McIVOR v. F. IRVINE THE OLD RIVALS. BOX PLAN NOW OPEN AT REG. LEWIS. Corner of Queen and Fort Sts. EDUCATIONAL SPECIALISED -RAIXIMO IN SHORTHAND (PITMAN OR GREOG) RHYTHMIC TYPING BOOKKEEPING Proficiency Guaranteed Within Six Months. Attractive Office Positions await DRULEIGH Graduates. Special Refresher Courses for older students. Day and Evening Classea. PHONE 32-248 or call lor full particular.. J)»ULEIGH riOLLEOI, N.Z.'S PREMIER BUSINESS INSTITUTE. O'CONNELL STREET. AUCKLAND. 33 gRAIN'S C°MM^ D lA_ COLUSQE. EXPERT INDIVIDUAL TUITION In PITMAN'S SHORTHAND. lo^KKiEPny_ H ™ >EW *mNc : BURROUGHS. TERM COMMENCES FROM DATE OP ENTRY. N.Z. INSURANCE BUILDING. Telephone 48-386 WS TYPEWRITERS ~FOR SALE IMPERIAL DE LUXE AND GOOD COMPANION PORTABLE TYPEWRrrERS JUST ARRIVED. ARMSTRONG AND SPRINGHALL. ] LTD.. Commerce Street. rpHOS. BAILEY. Typewriter Expert —vestibule 1 Dllworth Bldg.. Customs StT 44-387. W3 TYPEWRITERS — SECOND-HAND Underwoods Remingtons. Royals. L. C. Smith Woodsbock; and I __!lJl„l^ ouarai " e -<> »-<! nldt truT>_l_. BEECHEY AND UNDERWOOD. LTD Agents British Underwood Champion Typewriter Second Floor. Winstone BulldtagaT Queen Street. ~* wa FARM ~IMPL^ENYs'^6^rrSAI--r "* < TOILET SPECIALISTS ' I'>/ f, PERM.—Cinderella" Salon; ioTeTy »,-," cur 'y ends.-334. . Karangahape Ro.": WS