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Auckland Star, Volume LXXII, Issue 193, 16 August 1941, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS *<CcTl 'v 1 1 5^> Cosy and Warm. Dir.: Civic Theatre. Ltd. 11 A.M.. 2 P.M.. 5 P.M.. 8 P.M. Prices 16 to 3'4. Very Latest Deaf Aids Available. Plans at Theatre Box Office. Phone 30-100. THE MOST ASTOUNDING STORY EVER TOLD 1941s most exciting exsseience! / EDWARD \ /ROBINSON\ / (in the Greatest Role \ / of his Career) \ / "A_ \ \ DESPATCH FROM / \ REUTERS""/ \ with / \ EDNA BEST / \ and EDDIE / \ ALBERT. / THE MAN WHO WAS CALLED MAD REUTER — BUT WHOSE VERY WORD EVENTUALLY CAUSED EMPIRES TO TOPPLE AND FORTUNES TO BE MADE OR LOST. , BY AIR MAIL: LATEST PARAMOUNT NEWS "YOUTH TAKES WJNGS"~ Amazing Aeronautical Featurette. "PATIENT PORKY" (Cartoon). and ON THE STAGE AFTERNOONS AND EVENINGS. FRED CARLSON INTERNATIONAL RADIO STAR. (He plays some of the queerest instruments In the world—you're sure to Be thrilled with the act.) ALSO | REG. MORGAN | OUR OWN RADIO PERSONALITY. ON THE CIVIC GRAND ORGAN putting the final touch to a programme more full of VARIETY than we have j hitherto had the privilege to present. BOOK EARLY. Phone 30-100. A Warner Bros.' Programme. Approved for Universal Exhibition. Specially Warmed for Your Comfort i 1 BERKELEY] = ££«■£ z •.«• This Evening at Eight o'clock. £"* Michael Redgrave, Sally Gray M In M "A WINDOW IN LONDON" MA clever and unexpected thrilling mystery in London. M Recommended by Censor for Adults. Latest Air Mail News. »te. j CAPITOL I B V M °i AL I ! I tV.onc 62-590. jyj To-nißht at Half-past Seven. _ Walter Pidgeon. Claire Trevor in j {} "DARK COMMAND" ■»■» An Action-filled Drama. ; J\l Ray Milland. Pat Morison in i M "UNTAMED" i ]yj Stirring Drama, entirely in Colour. ' ~, Both Recommended by Censor lor Adults. Also MARCH OF TIME ("On Foreign News J\| Fronts"), Fox Aussie News, etc. rPEERLESS"l ST Ph r^ n R ' s -| TO-NIGHT AT 7.45 — Gene Autry In "SOUTH OF THE BORDER." And — "CALLING ALL MARINES." Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. i B ONZ 0 B O NZ O N.Z.'S WONDER DOG ENTERTAIN YOU AT NEWMARKET SPEEDWAY j ON j TUESDAY NIGHT, AUG. 19. | HELP THE EMPIRE SERVICE LEAGUE BY I SEEING HIS 25 WONDERFUL TRICKS. j SEE HIM JUMP THROUGH; THE HOOP OF FIRE! | 16 I JOHN HOGAN LEWIS EADY HALL. \ THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, I AT 8 P.M. GREAT RALLY OF MEMBERS & SUPPORTERS.' Lecture Demonstration by Millicent Ward end advanced members of the Health and Beauty Movement. "Health, Beauty and Expression as understood by us through the examples of Ancient Greece.' Demonstrations of revived Greek Dancing. Expression Dances, etc.. and Hjc Modern Interpretation, at Lewis Eady Hgll. Monday, August 18, 8 p.m. to 9.30 p.m. Seats 1 '6 at door.

STRAND THEATRE STRAND THEATRE STRAND THEATRE CITY TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) AT 2.45 P.M. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) AT 2.45 P.M. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) AT 2.45 P.M. W M. J. RICHARDS W M. J. RICHARDS W M. J. RICHARDS W M. J. RICHARDS W M. J. RICHARDS W M. J. RICHARDS Of the RICHARDS-LAWSON Evangelical Group, Will Speak on the Subject " WHY I AM A SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST " "WHY I AM A SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST" "WHY I AM A SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST" A modern movement foretold by the ancient Prophets. Their work and message definitely predicted. Hear the strange story of the Revelator's encounter with the mighty Angel who had in his hand a little Book open. "And I went unto the Angel, and said unto him. give me the little book, and he said unto me, take it and eat it up; and it shall make thy belly bitter, and it shall be in thy mouth sweet as honey."— Rev. 10:9. COME. ALL WELCOME.