CINEMA GUIDE

Auckland Star, Volume LXXII, Issue 212, 8 September 1941, Page 2

CINEMA GUIDE

TOWN llALl.—Wrestling: Atkins v. Corbett. OXFORD—Rosalind Russell In "This Thine Called Love" nnd Edith Fellows in "Nobody's Children." STRAND—Jndv Garland and George Murphy tn "Little Nellie Kelly." CENTURY—CharIey Grapewtn and Marlorie Rambeau in "Tobacco Road." CJVTC—Flanacan and Allen In "Gone With The Wind Up." MAJESTIC—Orrin Tucker in "You're The One" and Ellen Drew !n "Reaching for the Sun." ROXY—Charles Sfarrett in "Cuttle Raiders" and Tim Holt ii< "The Fargo Kid." ST. JAMES'—Mickey Rooney and Inn Hunter in "Andy Hardy"? Private Secretary." REGENT —Ray Milianci and William HoldeD In "I Wanted Wings." TLAZA—lrene Dunne and Cary Grant in "Penny Serenade." EMBASSY—John Wayne and Betty Field In "The Shepherd ol the Hills." AMBASSADOR—"I Love You Again" and "Yes. My Darling Daughter." BRITANNIA—"North-West Mounted Police" and "Free and Easy." BERKELEY (Mission Bay)—"So You Won't Talk." CAPITOL—"No. No. Nanette" and "Life With Henry." CRYSTAL PALACE—"Lady Hamilton." DE LUXE—"It All Came True" and "Ride On. Vaquero." GAIETY (Takapuna)—"North-West Passage." GREY LYNN—"Little Bit Of Heaven" and "Dr. Cyclops." NEW ROYAL —"The Return Ol Frank James" and "Saint's Double Trouble." PRINCE EDWARD—"The Ghost Of St. Michael's" and "Goldrush Maisie." PRINCESS—"The Long Voyage Home" and "Saint In Palm Springs.*' REGAL—"Torrid Zone"*and "Playgirl." REGENT (Epsom)—" The Starmakcr" and "He Stayed For Breakfast." RIALTO—"Lady Hamilton.'* STATE (Syraonds Street) —"The Philadelphia Story." STATE (Peronporl)—"Mr. and Mrs. Smith" and "Too Many Girls." STATE (Onehanga)—"Cheers For Miss Bishop" and "Prairie Schooner." STRAND (Onehnnira) —"Rhythm on the River" and "Andy Hardy Meets a Debutante." TlVOLl—"Cattle Raiders" and "The Fargo Kid." TUDOR—"Maryland." VlCTOßlA—"Contraband" and "Law And Disorder." VOGUE—"You Can't Take It With You." AVON (Newton)—" This Thing Called Love" and "Nobody's Children." ASTOR—"French Without Tears" and "Meet The Wildcat." ADELPHI —"Brother Orchid" and "Roadshow." ALEXANDRA—CIosed for Rebuilding. RADIO PROGRAMMES IYA—'7.ls p.m.. Farmers' Session: "Maize Growing in the Bay of Plenty"; 7.30. Albert Sandler Trio: 7.44, Charlie Kunz; 9.25, Commentary on the Wrestling Match, relayed from the Town Hall.

2YA —7.45 p.m., Dvorak Centenary; 8.11, Christina Ormiston (soprano); 8.21. Frank Hoffey (viola), and Dorothy Da vies (pianist); 10.0. Ray Noble and his Orchestra. IYX—7.O p.m.. After dinner music; 8.0, Light orchestras and ballads; 10.3. Light recitals. 1ZM—7.20 p.m.. Home Garden Talk; 7.45, Instrumental interlude: 8.45. Concert: 9.45. Popular hits.