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Auckland Star, Volume LXXII, Issue 302, 22 December 1941, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS FUN & HAPPINESS TO-DAY—AND CONTINUES THROUGH THE CHRISTMAS SEASON! Air Conditioned. Dir.: Civic Theatre. Ltd. 11 a.m., 2 p.m., 5 p.m., 8 p.m. Prices: 1/ to 3/4. Very Latest Deaf Aids Available. Plans at Theatre Box Oiflce. Phone 30-100. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER BRING YOU THEIR LATEST •LAUGH & THRILL, ROMANCE a cast th^n e J o a^^' MalSie " It h rl^ SSSSHor 'olo^-ChaC,? 1 ' 8 What iS ANN SOTHERN GEORGE MURPHY IN "CASH & CARRY" in Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's Fun Frolic! Approved lor Universal Exn.bition. ALWAYS POPULAR CIVIC FIRST HALFPARAMOUNT NEWS. By Air Mail ' SPORTLIGHT (Ted Husing) hilarious pop-eye cartoon. Also FINLAY ROBB (Singing Radio Star) at the Grand Organ. BOXING DAY! HAPPY DAY! OPENING DAY! FOR " LOOK WHO'S LAUGHING " The Picture with a Thousand Liugh Surprises! l WITH charlie McCarthy EDGAR BERGEN LUCILLE BALL Approved for Universal Exhibition. CHUCKLE WITH CHARLIE AT THE CIVIC BOX PLANS NOW OPEN. | FULLER'S THEATRES 1 g " Careless Talk Costs Lives 1 §§ • ■ — Don't Talk." = IPgINCE EDWARDI TO-NIGHT AT 7.30. g g The screen's biggest laugh, with § = W. C. FIELDS In = g I " THE BANK DICK " i I Vg Also Showing . . , Douglas Fairbanks. - = Jun., Rita Hayworth in = 1 1 " ANGELS OVER BROADWAY ~ | 1 .. Both Recom. by Censor for Adults, g | Plus the Usual Excellent I M Prince Edward Shorts. g [ BRITANNIA | Ph —; J j g Latest Deaf Aids Installed. 1 g Find Presentation - g TO-NIGHT AT 7.30. J g ALL COMEDY PROGRAMME. g y JUDY GARLAND Starring in her First B ■ j Musical Sensation. = v j Little nellie kelly 1 1 ANN SOTHERN. SLIM SUMMER VILLE I | In | | " GOLD RUSH MAISIE " I § Both Approved for Universal Exhibition, § ; "| | FINALLY TO-NIGHT AT 7.30. g g Lou Costello — Bud Abbott g §= and the Andrews Sisters in = | 1 " BUCK PRIVATES " j | V p Approved for Universal Exhibition. B i Also §| I James Stewart — Hedy Lamarr in I | "COME LIVE WITH ME"! H Recommended by Censor for Adults. f| ICIN EM A I GREY LYNN - 8 I 1 Phone 26-405. s jj FINALLY TO-NIGHT AT 7.30. 1 g "TITTLE TWTELLIE ~T7~ ELLY " 1 = "J KITTLE ELLIE -IV. ELLY " = = "TITTLE -\T ELLIE 1Z ELLY " g g J-iITTLE ELLIE JVeILY " = V= with = § JUDY GARLAND. . = g Approved for Universal Exhibition. i ' = — Also — = I AT 11 — 2— 5 — 8 P.M. j = "A NIGHT AT EARL CARROLL'S " g Recommended by Censor for Adults. = siiiiiiMiiiiiiniiiiiiiuuiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiumiiiiiimraiig A STUPENDOUS PRODUCTION. It Is necessary for the production of "Aladdin" that no less than 150 tons (ship's measurement) of scenery and effects have to be conveyed from one town and city to another, and this quantity of material haa already beep Installed In His Majesty's Theatre. An army ,of mechanics, electricians and technicians have been working r.ieht and day to prepare for the opening production, and a complete rehearsal performance of "Aladdin" will take place on Wednesday afternoon, when the audience will comprise only the orphan children of Auckland and inmates of the various benevolent homes, who will be the guests of the J. C. Williamson management. GIGANTIC XMAS ATTRACTION Commencing ( NEXT FRIDAY AFTERNOON NEXT FRIDAY AFTERNOON And NEXT FRIDAY NIGHT NEXT FRIDAY NIGHT FOR A BRIEF SEASON. DAILY MATINEES AT 2. J. C. WILLIAMSONS TREMENDOUS AND GORGEOUS PANTOMIME ALADDIN ALADDIN , ALADDIN ALADDIN AND THE WONDERFUL LAMP. With THE GREAT LEVANTE as ABANAZAR. the Wicked Magician. Supported by an Incomparable Combination of Comedians. Singers. Dancing Acrobats. Specialty Artists, Beautiful and Clever Ballerinas and 20 Darling "Tiny Tots" in Fcaturettes which will Amaze, Thrill and Delight Grown-ups and Children alike. BOX PLANS AT LEWIS EADY'S, LTD. POPULAR 'PRICES: EVENINGS—D.C. and R.S. 6/, Ordinary Stalls 4/, Gallery 1/6, Early Door Gallery Od extra. and RS - 5/ * Unreserved Stalls 3/6. Gallery 1/6, Early Door Gallery 6d tax™ children 1/ - 2 / an <l 2/6. All prices plus EDUCATIONAL. rpHK SYMBOL OF SUCCESS. THE PRACTICAL BUSINESS TRAINING OP JQRULEIGH QOLLEGE ENSURES SUCCESS AT BTTAvra ABOVE AWARD WAGES A GUARANTEED CHOICE OP POSITIONS Well-lit rooms, centrally heated in winter. Touch typing to music, Oregg or Pitman's Shorthand Machine Bookkeeping. PHONE 32-248. write, or call for Pree Prospectus To-day. DRULEIGH COLLEGE, . N.Z.'a Premier Training Institute. la. O'Connell St..'Auckland. M CHEMISTS RALPH'S Reliable Remedies, prompt nil order Chemists. —137. Bymonds St. K RESTAURANTS AND TEAROOMS SANATARIUM Cafe. 174, Queen St.. serves Hot Vegetable Dirhes. also Salads. |(W