AMUSEMENT GUIDE

Auckland Star, Volume LXXII, Issue 304, 24 December 1941, Page 3

AMUSEMENT GUIDE

| CIVIC SQUARE—Amusement Park. STR^„- Ch .? rles Boyer and Irene Dunne In When To-morrow Comes." CEN Night Y m A R C io.'^ ay aDd D ° n Ameche ln "That ROX RV G Fninf f A f ,rC :'. t r In . "Carolina Moon" antf Bill Elliott in Hands Across the Rockies." ClY !£rA nn Sothern and George Murphy In j Cash and Carry." OXFORD—RonaId Colman in "My Life with Caroline" and "March of Times." MAJESTIC—Marx Bros, 'in "The Big Store" and Stuart Erwin in "Cracked Nuts." ST - , s '~H ew Ayres and Lionel Barrymore In "My Life Is Yours." EMBASSY—Robert Montgomery and In grid Bergman in "Rage In Heaven." PLAZA—Sonja Henie and John Payne ln "Sun Valley Serenade." £ nn Rutherford and Conrad Veldt ln Whistling ln the Dark." STRAND (Onehunga)—"Sandy Gets Her Man" TUDOR—"Down Argentine Way." VICTORIA—"The Trial of Mary Dugan" and Under Your Hat." VOGUE—"Rebecca." (Green Lane) —"Lady Hamilton." ! AVO /L (Newton)—"My Life with Caroline" and I "March of Times." | ASTOR—"Gaunt Stranger" and 'My Irish Molly." ' ADELPHI-" Winner Take All" and "Timber Stampede." AVONDALE—"Christmas in July" and 4 'Trail of the Vigilantes." 1 AMBASSADOR—"Wyoming" and "He Married • His Wife." ! BRITANNIA—"Buck Privates" and "This Thing Called Love." f BERKELEY (Mission Bay)—'"New Moon." CAPlTOL—"Premiere" and "Public Wedding. - * • CRYSTAL PALACE—"It Could Happen to You" and "Bulldog Drummond's Bride." DE l£xe—"Gunner George" and "Meet the Missus." FORESTERS' (Birkenhead)—"Hard to Get." GAIETY (Takapuna)— "A Little Bit of Heaven." GREY LYNN—"Caught in the Draft" and "Freedom Radio." LIBERTY (Parnell)—"Back Street.** MAYFAIR (Sandringham)—"Murder Over New York" and "Lucky Devils." NEW ROYAL—"Our Leading Citizen" and "Old Bones of the River." PRINCESS—"Fixer Dugan" and "Law West of Tombstone." PRINCE EDWARD—"Penny Serenade" and **King of the Lumberjacks." REGAL—"They Made Her a Spy" and "Saint in London." REGENT (Epsom)—"So Ends Our Night." RIALTO—"It Could Happen to You" and "Bulldog Drummond's Bride." STATE (Symonds Street) —"Love Crazy." STATE (Devonport)—"Tom Brown's Schooldays" and "Triple Justice." STRAND (Onehnnga)—"Sandy Gets Her Man" and "Spies of the Air." STATE (Onehnnga)—"Gunga Din." TTVOLl—"Carolina Moon" and "Hands Across the Rockies." RADIO PROGRAMMES 1YA —8.5 p.m., Studio Recital by St. . Andrew's Vocal Quartet; 8.17,/ Eileen Joyce (piano); 8.25, Elisabeth Schumann (soptfano); 9.30, "Bundles"; 10.0. "The Masters in Lighter, Mood"; 11.30, Dance Music. 2YA—7,45 p.m., "Valsette" from "Wood Nymphs"; ; 7.50, "The Phantom Drummer"; 8.15, "By Candle Light"; 8.46, Four Tenors; 9.30, Melody Time; 10.5, Dance Programme. IYX—7.O p.m., After Dinner Music; 7.45, "His j Last Plunge"; 8.0, Bands and Ballads; 9.0, "Seasonal Jollity." IZM—7.O p.m., Orchestral and Instrumental Music; 8.0, "Mittens"; 8.15. Concert; 9.20, Hawaiian Selection and Popular Melodies. CHRISTMAS DAY 1YA —7.30 p.m.* Conservatoire Orchestra; 8.13, "A Reputation for Benevolence." Christmas Play; 9.25, Music by British Bands; 10.0, Variety. 2YA —7.45 p.m., "In Holiday Mood," a Suite by Ketelby; 7.45. "The Shadow." a Christmas 1 Play; 8.18, W. E. Crewes (baritone) in a Studio Recital; 8.44. Christmas Carols; 11.30, ! Repetition of "Christmas with the Forces." 1 1YX —6.0 p.m.. Recordings; 8.30, "Christmas j Cheer," a festive programme on records. 1ZM —7.0 p.m., Orchestral Items; 7.45, "The Chan- I nings"; 8.0, Miscellaneous Recordings.