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Auckland Star, Volume LXXII, Issue 281, 27 November 1941, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS FINAL DAY — 11 — 2 — 7.50 "BAD MAN" "MUTINY IN THE ARCTIC" Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. Serving Auckland with Entertainment. J theatre 1 IMAJE S T I C I Direction: Fuller Theatres Corp.. Ltd. 2000 SEATS. 1/, 1/6. 2.3. TO-MORROW 11—2—5—7.50. PETER B. KYNE'S MOST POPULAR AND THRILLING STORY!! GANGLAND S MOST RIOTOUS COMEDY!! Another Paramount Double Bill that has been marvellously received in America and Australia. * A Fightin' Parson ... AND A WHOLE FLOCK OF THRILLS! Sentenced to die at the end of a rope . . . but the Parson doesn't give up without a fight—and he's got friends. The Peter B. Kyne story that thrilled millions explodes on the screen in a burst of dramatic action! PETER B. KYNE'S "The PARSON of PANAMINT" PARSON of PANAMINT" PARSON of PANAMINT" PARSON of PANAMINT" PARSON of PANAMINT" With Charlie Rugg-les Ellen Drew Phillip Terry JOSEPH SCHILDKRAUT. PORTER HALL. HENRY KOLKER. JANET BEECHER Mr And the Great Gangland Comedy of a Racket King who Buys a Town!! "BUY ME THAT TOWN" "BUY ME THAT TOWN" "BUY ME THAT TOWN" With LLOYD NOLAN, ED. BROPHY. WARREN HYMER. CONNIE MOORE IT'S ONE LONG YELL! Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. EVERY NIGHT AT 7.40; SAT.. 2 P.M. Ep. 2, "KING OP THE ROYAL MOUNTED" NOTE. "Buy Me That Town" does not screen at 5 p.m. BOX PLANS MAJESTIC "Careless Taik Costs Lives. ... — Don't Talk" [BERKELEY ! i I M Final Screening To-night at Eight: I jyi Irene Dunne. Melvyn Douglas In {JJ "THEODORA GOES WILD" f You must see it again! It's really so delightfully funny! Approved for Universal Exhibition. JYL Specially Selected Featurettes. [CAPITOL ( BALMO RA L. L. At '- 4:> To-night. M Jean Rogers and Bob Crosby In M "LET'S MAKE MUSIC" A haunting "Swing" Musical. A'i Approved for Universal Exhibition. M Also Boris KarloH. Amanda Dufl in I M "THE DEVIL COMMANDS" A Spine-tingling Melodrama. M Recommended by Censor for Adults. building society notices THE AUCKLAND CO-OPERATIVE TERMINATING BUILDING SOCIETY. RESULTS AT APPROPRIATION MEETING, WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 26. 1941. BALLOTS FOR ADVANCES WITHOUT INTEREST. Group Winning Nos. 39 723 : 724 Mount Eden 45 39 : 40 Epsom 54 517 : 518 Grey Lynn 55 281 : 282 Mount Eden 60 16 : 99 : 100 City & Epsom 70 481 : 482 : 483 : 484 City and . Pt. Chevalier 72 641 : 642 : 643 : 644 City & Parnell 74 1705 : 1706 : 1707 Mt. Albert 76 199 : 200 Grey Lynn 102 1036 : 1037 : 1038 Sandringham 103 289 : 290 : 291 Waihi SUCCESSFUL TENDERS FOR ADVANCES. WITH A PREMIUM COVERING THE WHOLE PERIOD OF REPAYMENTS. "A" GROUPS. Upset Price, £15 per £100— ll>i Years. Highest Amount Grou P Tendered per £ 100 47 £19 0 0 56 £21 0 0 57 £25 0 0 58 £22 0 0 62 £20 10 0 65 £22 4 0 69 £21 10 0 "B" AND "C" GROUPS Upset Price, £20 per £100—15 Years. Highest Amount Grou P Tendered per £100 73 £33 0 0 7 5 £34 10 0 £32 0 0 THE AUCKLAND CO-OPERATIVE TERMINATING BUILDING SOCIETY. V. WILLIAMSON. 27 Secretary. EDUCATIONAL jgOSINESS QOLLEGE. gXPERT JNSTRUCTION IN SHORTHAND TYPEWRITING BOOKKEEPING INDIVIDUAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE NEEDS OP EVERY STUDENT. Prospectus available at Whitcombe and Tombs Ltd.. or from AUCKLAND BUSINESS COLLEGE. Smith's Building, 9 - 11. Albert Street. C.l ws JUMBLE SALES JUMBLE Sale. St. Matthews Hall, 11 ajn To-morrow (Friday). Bargains. 37 UMBLE Sale and Paddys Market, Mvers Kindergarten. Upper Queen St.. Friday. 2 P m. 27 lYf ONSXER CLOTHES SALE Collected from one of Auckland's Best Suburbs. 10 A.M.. TO-MORROW (FRIDAY). TRADES HALL. HOBSON STREET. Tt