AMUSEMENTS To-day: 11 — 2 —7.50 THEATRE MAJESTIC Direction: Fuller's Theatre Corp., Ltd. The Thrill story of the Town Where Laws were Written with Lead. "BADLANDS OF DAKOTA" "BADLANDS OF DAKOTA" "BADLANDS OF DAKOTA" With the Biggest Cast of Favourite Action Stars ever garnered for one picture . . . ] Robert Stack, Frances Farmer, Ann Rutherford, Richard Dix BROD CRAWFORD, HUGH HERBERT, ANDY DEVINE. FUZZY KNIGHT, AND "THE JESTERS." And ANNA LEE in "YOUNG MAN'S FANCY" Evenings Only, at 7.40: " RIDERS OF DEATH VAtLEY." Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. BOX PLANS MAJESTIC — 43-210 I TTTDOT? I CINEMA ;: REMUERA. I ■*• | Phone 24.749. To-night. 8.15. == BARBARA STANWYCK, Henry Fonda. Charles Coburn. • • and Eugene Pallette in H "THE~~LADY EVE" ~ Recommended by Censor for Adults. ZZH For those who enjoy sophisticated comedy. ALSO: Air Mail News — "Breezy Little : Bears" — "Three Kings and Queen." and Cartoon. | AVONDALE | to-night at 7.45. Ann Sothern. Lew Ayres in "MAISIE WAS > A LADY"; Claudelte Colbert. Ray Milland in "ARISE MY LOVE." Recommended by Censor for Adults. [gTR"AITD"| Z™Z° 3 ?o. TO-NIGHT. CONRAD VEIDT. VALERIE HOBSON, = "CONTRABAND " • "ELLERY QUEEN. MASTER DETECTIVE" Chapter 1, "RIDERS OF DEATH VALLEY." Both Rceommended_by_ Censor for Adults. LAMBASSADORJ P Z\°T„TEDDIE CANTOR. JUDITH ANDERSON In =E "40 LITTLE MOTHERS " Judy Canova. Allan Mowbray in "SCATTERBRAIN" Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. ™^£ ' TO-NIGHT AT 7.30 TO-NIGHT Alice Faye. John Payne in I "THE GREAT AMERICAN BROADCAST" John Howard. Binnie Barnes in ; "TIGHT SHOES" Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. EDUCATIONAL PRACTICAL 13USINESS rpRAININO. Students attending Druleigh Business College are trained on the widest range of modern office equipment available In New Zealand. Tuition is individual and practical under highly qualified tutors. Fees are exceptionally moderate and students can qualify In half the usual time. 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Auckland Star, Volume LXXIII, Issue 45, 23 February 1942, Page 8
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