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Auckland Star, Volume LXXII, Issue 180, 1 August 1941, Page 10

AMUSEMENTS FOR i "XT" I VICTORY FOR I " ▼ " I VICTORY I I j TO-DAY AT j 11 _ 2 — 5 — 7.50 ! S p.m. Session Fri. and Sat. I MYSTERY!! COMEDY!! ANOTHER OF THOSE GREAT DOUBLE BILLS ONE NOW EXPECTS AT THE •* THEATR~E~i - --___ rr=^ MA J"i"STICJ Direction: Fuller Theatres Corp.. Lid. 2000 SEATS. I.'. I.e. 2 3. * ? ? MYSTERY ? ? Me'.ro-Goldwyn-Maj-er Present MYSTERY OF THE KIND THAT WILL KEEP YOU ON THE EDGE OF YOUR SEAT. Whose Hand Fits the Glove? That v.ns four.d by ihe Murdered Chorus Girl! ■■ WASHINGTON AfELODRAMA " "»» ASHINGTON AIeIODRAMA" i • WASHINGTON AfELODRAMA >» ASHINGTON -'leXODRAMA " \Y ASHINGTON Af ELODRAMA ! 'Washington -'Aelodrama FRANK MORGAN FRANK MORGAN j ANN RUTHERFORD. KENT TAYLOR STARTLING! THE WORLDS MOST DRAMATIC CITY AS A BACKGROUND OF SKSSSSe.- • MYSTEBY ■• • Recommended by Censor for Adults. And, by way of Contrast. Ha! Ha! LAUGHS! Ha! Ha! THE HUGHS WHO OF HUMOUR MAKING WOO-WHOOPEE IN THE SEASONS SCREWIEST SCREAM!! MEET rp H E p«HUMP " EET IHE V/HTJMP " " Af EET T'HE - " •»*•»■ EET J- HE VhUMP " ! HUGH HERBERT HUGH HERBERT j JEANNE KELLY. ANNE NAGEL Approved for Universal Exhibition. AND ■ The New Thrill Serial (SCREENS FRI. 7.30. SAT. 2PM) • "THE GREEN HORNET "THE GREEN HORNET —STRIKES AGAIN!" j I SCREENS ONLY ON FRIDAY 1 30 I AND SATURDAY MATTOK: a P.M. I It Costs No More to Reserve. BOOK AT MAJESTIC BARNYARD FOLLIES Specially Warmed for Comfort 1 BERKELEY | = «« z M Moving to length of feature. Pracnmne COMMENCES TO-NIGHT AT 7.40. M BETTE DAVIS. CHARLES BOYER In A LL X HIS AND TT EAVEN 'poo • •.» (Screening at 8.5 p.m.) MOne of the Screens Greatest and Most Beautiful Dramas. M Recommended by Censor for AdulU. M Air Mail News, etc. (CAPITOL] •XZQ.'Mr M SPENCER TRACY In .... JJ "EDISON THE MAN" ** Spencer Tracy's Greatest Triumph "I Also Leon Exrol in M -POP ALWAYS PAYS." __ A Perfect Scream of Laughter. WL Both -Approved lor Universal Exhibition. WRESTLING TOWN HALL A.W.A. (Inc.) TO-MORROW — SATURDAY ! FIRST APPEARANCE IN N Z of the toughest thing that ever left Australia. As a Pugilist he knocked out Claude Nicol in 2 rounds—as an Actor he was so Big a ?i,l? aßn that they m »<ie him the "GORILLA- in -Gone to the Dogi —a Champion Axeman and a Son of an N.Z. Champion Oarsman. FRED ATKINS FRED ATKINS The Protege of Dan Koioff. Reigning Champion Wrestler of Australia. V. JOE CORBETT JOE CORBETT PRELIMINARY: MAICH v. BORIC The Box Plan NOW OPEN at Reg Le*is corner of Queen and Fort Streets. 1 TENDERS. |>RICE wanted. Air Drill Wotk.—Apply Principal *- Technical College. Wellesley St. """P^ r>KICE wanted for Ploughing and Grassing Land Hepbulirst^ffen- » ™™*°"- I—r «j RENDERS wanted lor Rediscing 70 acres CartLk ?o ( b? ? n I,CS) d Drtl " n * 100 Tot* Ltae. i worit l *> Dβ done about end t k I Maxwell and Co.. Ltd.. Auckland S 3 AERODROME CONSTRUCTION. FORMATION "•*■ AND GRADING. WAIKATO DISTRICT BdrS dCr We?to«on *"? « PuWIC Works Tenders JJOUSING CONSTRUCTION DEPARTMENT AUCKLAND. MU°^u?hern he I^IJFsLB A ltebations an^ d c^™>k S „ BRICK BUSINESS PREMISES. ST. HEWER S. I™?™ F ° R THE AB OVE ARE INVITED AND 11 fL7 HZ OFFICE OF THE ARCHITECT AT NOON OF THURSDAY. AUGUST 14. Lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. Plans and specifications may be obtained from LEWIS WALKER, A.N.Z.1.A., Registered Architect Grey Buildings. Courthouse Lane. Auckland. C 1 Phone 48-479. CHURCH~NbfICES~ ■ Lecturer: CANON CECIL WATSON. 1