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

|, AMUSEMENTS I J^r:;;:i::i-::i.i:-:::r:::::iiwn;:s:;i!i:3i::i'*l , ;tTii:*:ii:iniii:iii:i;!:!.iii:::::!iii"ni»!i;il!ilftUTii;RtiUun.^ : ! | FOUR SESSIONS TO-DAY [ i At 11 a.m., 2 p.m., 5 p.m., 8 p.m. The Programme all Auckland is talking i about! Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's sparkling Irish Comedy . . . with its bril--5 liant Associate Featurcttcs. JST. JAMES' THEATRE Direction: Sir Benjamin Fuller. TUDY / IARLAND UDY TUDY g~l ARLAND UDY ITARLAND TUDY /~1 ARLAND UDY " TARLAND JUDY /""< ARLAND UDY V* ARLAND Sineing "NELLIE KELLY. I - - LOVE YOU." "SINGING IN THE RAIN." "IT'S A GREAT DAY FOR TITE IRISH." In Motro-Goldwyn-Mayer's sparkling Comedy " Little Nellie Kelly " "Little Nellie Kelly" i i "Little Nellie Kelly" - "Little Nellie Kelly" — With -- GEORGE MURPHY CHARLES WINNINGER \ . DOUGLAS McPHAIL Associate Programme Includes "FROM THE FOUR CORNERS." Stirring Ministry of Information Sublcct depleting why sons of the Empire sre rallying to the Flag from all over the globe. ST. JAMES' AIP MAIL REVIEW includes Hitler wars on Stalin ... remarkable films of the Red Air Force . . . Convoy challenges fate in the Atlantic . . . Japan bombs defrr.relccs Chungking . . . Dutch East Indies prepare for war . . Test flight of the R.-19. U.S.'S biggest bomber . . . and THE RETREAT FROM CRETE Also PASSING PARADE ■-• COLOUR CARTOON BOOKINGS.T."." nre heavy for this evening. Plans at the Theatre from 9 30 a.m. Approved lor Universal Exhibition. .'■'■••::::..•:':'■ .:'":. . : 'M.... :"'.;:"ita'Ui::":"'!!il!:imni.. I~Tt f rVTYP I REMUERA - HEATED. I ■*• vj U\J±\i 1 phone 24-749. To-night at 8. [= PAULETTE GODDARD - (Mrs. Charles Chaplin) -—~ and 808 HOPE In " : : 7: THE~~G HOST-BREAKERS" ~~ Approved for Universal Exhibition. Z S~ Funny enough to mako a "Ghost" laugh! — ~ ALSO: Briii.sh Air Mall Mews— Paragraphic 1-— Pictorial—Musical Novelty—Etc. I P 1 ATTTTV I—TAK APU N A • I VJ-tA-J. J-< i. X I p none 78-46' v To-night. R. Margaret Stillavan and Robert Young In 'THE MORTAL STORM." Recommended by Censor for Adults. [XVONDALE 1 ™ O^Ty T 7^° ~Z Bette Davis and Charles Dover in S : Z" ILL r PHIS AND TTEAVEN —"~ Also: Richard Dix and Chester Morris in "THE MARINES FLY HIGH." —* Recommended by Censor for Adults. |"ST RA N D'l ff°"™j~ TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT :~~ William Powell — Myrna Loy. :rr "i love you again." ;"-- Carole Landis — Henry Wlleoxon. "MYSTERY SEA RAIDER." ■ Both Recommended by Censor lor Adults. 1 BIRKENHEAD "j FOE „ E A s ™ ! Clive Brook. John Clements in "CONVOY" Great British Drama of the Hour. " - Recommended by Censor lor Adults. EMBASSADOR 1 TtS*£T' • _-: Maureen O'Hara. Louis Hay ward in —— "DANCE. GIRL. DANCE." -'-— A picture as amazing and revealing as it is - entertaining. Reeom. by Censor for Adults. TZZ. Shirley Temple. Randolph Scott in '-—. "SUSANNAH OF THE MOUNTIES." Approved for Universal Exhibition. jLIBERTY GINEMAI^^; TO-NIGHT. 7.30. : JESSIE MATTHEW 3. MICHAEL REDGRAVE zzzz Iri the Comedy Drama = " CLIMBING HIGH " Recommended by Censor lor Adults. Bill Boyd in another Hopalong Western =" SANTA FE MARSHAL" , Approved for Universal Exhibition. [NEW""ROYAin SE"SS: TO-NIGHT at 7.30 TO-NIGHT ~- == ALICE FAYE. BETTY GRABLE In EE "TIN PAN ALLEY." DUGGIE WAKEFIELD. PADDY BROWN In = "SPY FOR A DAY." — ~ Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. THEATRE] fTS. : EL George Murphy and Lucille Ball In "THE NAVY STEPS OUT" Produced by Harold Ilovd. Approved for Universal Exhibition. 'I PETER PAN |p ! |||j DANCING: 8.15—12. j';j ! ijl! /CUBICLES & T OUNGES ;:]! ijjj:; TJEAVILY TJESERVED! Ili[{ ijj i| ADMISSION 2,'6. :j ■|| I; RESERVES: TEL. 48-777. '';: j;i.; Manager -- - - NEIL EDGAF.. liil ■' u " [JlM_