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Auckland Star, Volume LXXII, Issue 287, 4 December 1941, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS 3rd WEEK of this Outstanding Picture "HOLD BACK THE DAWN " Present ins CHARLES BOYER With OLIVIA de HAVILLAND And PAULETTE GODDARD AT THE EMBASSY SESSIONS: 11 A.M.. 2 P.M.. 8 P.M. Associate Prornunme Include*: " SPEAKING OF ANIMALS " A highly amusing and novel short subject. In which animals talk. A Paramount Picture. Recommended by Censor lor Adults. PLANS AT EMBASSY PHONE 32-660. | FULLER'S THEATRES j 1 " Careless Talk Costs Lives. § ... — Don't Talk-" p IPRINCE EDWARDI i Finally To-nl*ht. 7 30—6 d 6d 6d 6d 6d b | |- COWBOY FROM BROOKLYN"! JJD F H Approved for Universal Exhibition. ? | AND INSIDE INFORMATION"; i \ §j" Recom. by Censor for Adults. §j H Also "Kin* Royal Mounted" Serialr~ Commenrlnu Friday: * 1 "NIGHT AT EARL CARROLL'S" f: s Recommended by Censor for Adults, g I BRITANNIA I j 1 Latest Deaf Aids Installed. i| | LAST NIGHT AT 7.30. ~ = Ann Sheridan in Louis Bromfield's § V"IT ALL CAME TRUE." | 1 Burcess Meredith—lrene Herrey in L | "SAN FRANCISCO DOCKS." - § Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. |j | Also: "LINEN FLAX MAKING IN N.Z." | I VICTORIA"! J | FINALLY TO-NIGHT AT 7.30. g H Ralph Byrd — Lorn* Gray ;~ j In V| DRUMS OF THE DESERT." g =r Recommended by Censor for Adults. = g Also: I | "I MARRIED ADVENTURE." g 1 Approved for Universal Exhibition. s ICINEM A~i gg£ £*£ | | GUEST NIGHT — 7.30 — TO-NIGHT % Jack Holt — Dolores Costello In 6dl g "WHISPERING ENEMIES" g( J 1 = Approved for Universal Exhibition. , q \ Richard Arlen — Marlon Marsh tn g "MISSING DAUGHTERS." 6d i Recommended by Censor for Adults. « i f Air Mail News—Comedy—Cartoon. 111 l ASTOR HI) To-night at 8 Variety Session 7.30. DEANNA DURBIN Franchot Tone Walter Brennan in "NICE GIRL?" Richard Arl?n Andy Devine in " MUTINY IN THE ARCTIC " Both Approved Icr Universal Exhibition. LATEST NEWS. Popular Prices Reserves No Extra. LECTURES MASS PUBLIC MEETING. British-Israel World Federation. "WILL BRITAIN INVADE EUROPE- TO HELP RUSSIA? " DR. S. ROBERTSON ORR (CANADA) Friday, 8, in LEWIS EADY HALL. On SUNDAY Afternoon and Evening at 2.30 and 8 o'clock DR. ORR and DR. McMASTER KERR will address Mass Public Meeting in the Concert Chamber of the Town Hall. 4 PICNICS. EXCURSIONS. ETC. rpAMAKI DRIVE AND I —Oil -fijSi! BEACHES. itaSJBKSBW "K " BUSE-? 3AILY. Return Orakel State House.' or Mission Bay lod St. Heller's Bay and Wateilront Drive .. 1-2 Glcndowle and Karaka Bay . .. i/$ AU Buses Leave Municipal Transport Terminal, approximately every 15 minutes. L. J. KEYS. LTD Ph. 24-788. B JUMBLE SALES QDDFELLOWS' Hall. Hobson St.. Friday. 2 p.m. W P C.A.. St~ Matthews Hall. Friday. December *'• 3. I p.m. 4 V\^ OMEN'S. Men's and Children's Clothes and ▼ » Shoes, specially sorted, at Bargain Prices— Trades Hall. Friday. 9.30 a.m. 4

AMUSEMENTS FINALLY TO-DAY 11 — 2 — 7.50 THE PARSON OF PANAMINT And "BUY ME THAT TOWN" Both Recommended by Censor lor Adults. Serrinß Auckland with Entertainment. | THEATREI MAJES T I C | Direction: Fuller Theatres Corp.. Ltd. 2000 SEATS. 1/. 1/6. 2/3. TO-MORROW TO-MORROW 11 2 5 7.50 ACTION! Secrets of the Broadway Protective Syndicate! The Bardosch Affair! The Laundry Racket! The Mpn Who "Held Out!" What Happened at the Hotel Montecito! Lucky Wilson Escapes' The Hide-out—4s Minutes from Broadway! ■ill llliiin. Metro-Goidwyn-Mayer's j " THE HIDE-OUT " ! " THE HIDE-OUT " , "THE HIDE-OUT" lj "THE HIDE-OUT" 1 " THE HIDE-OUT " I 1 "THE HIDE-OUT" !| "THE HIDE-OUT" j! "THE HIDE-OUT" | Censored as j "I'LL WAIT FOR YOU." I i With Robert Sterling i Marsha Hunt j Paul Kelly j Virginia Weidler j ■ LAUGH WITH A BRCADWA Y GUNMAN .. DOWN ON THE FARM! He wasn't afraid of gang w»r —but a mooing 1 cow made him Jump a fence! I You Ml laugh out 1-o-u-d at the adventures of this fugitive gunman—when he finds love out where the tall corn grows. It's all uproarious fun! I ALSO ON THE PROGRAMME 1 MEN WHO WERE AFRAID TO TALK! WOMEN WHO DARED TO TELL! IS HE THE OVERLORD OF THE UNDERWORLD OR FRED MORTON . . MISSING CITIZEN? "j "SEALED LIPS" "SEALED LIPS" "SEALED LIPS" WILLIAM CiARGAN JUNE CLYDE Both Recommended by Censor ior Adults. ALSO AT 7.40 EACH EVENING. Episode 3: "KING OF ROVAI. MOUNTED" BOX PLANS AT MAJESTIC Diier: ion: Kerrldge Theatres (throughout N.Z.I. I I I lll'l ' Phcne 43-003 iJj || ; I I ill 1 Kai"!is~hopf- Road. 'j M i j .! i' Auckland's Request Theatre. 'I — 111 Jl 2 mins. Ponronfcy side Geo Court's I j Jl FINALLY TO-DAY. 2 p.m.. 730 p.m. I TYRONE POWER. ALICE FAYE j "ALEXANDER'S i * RAGTIME BAND" I j Approved irr Universal Exhibition. * —STATE— j I Syironds St. Phone 43-645. ! To-nipht ct 8 p.m. I FTNAt. SCREENING of : * "A WOMAN'S FACE" ; j Recommcrdrd by Censor for Adults. j j CCM:.!FNC T NO ! | JAMES STEWART > , In his first picture slr.re winning I I the A"ndrrr.v Award, with ! I HEDY LAMARR | II ln < ; !l j INCOME LIVE WITH ME'Vjj j t I ! jlll , Another B!c Metro-Goldwvn- . | !!i!i I 8 . | jij Mayer Production. j : jjjjj. j y Il! ' till by Censor ,'! I» ! j': ; ilil ililliilli. --—-ill illliiiljINTERMEDIATE SCHOOL | I ' GRAND "V FOR VICTORY" GAL \ ! ! c PAGEANTRY — DISPLAYS — STALLS ETC ! E C SCHOOL GROUNDS, f SATURDAY. DECEMBER 6. " S YACHTING j r P AMA K I YACHT CL U B I t I SATURDAY. DECEMBER 6. it RACE FOR FROSTEITES AND LOCAL BOATS. ( Races for Frostbites and for Local Boats rnlv wil> • ' be held off Clubhouse on SATURDAY, siartin; at ■ i 2.45 p.m. Post Entries. F.B. 1 . Local Boa's" 2 . S. L. DRYLAND. Hen. Sec. ■]

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