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Auckland Star, Volume LXXIII, Issue 101, 1 May 1942, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS EMBASSY— J. C. Williamson's Intimate Theatre. FOUR SESSIONS TO-DAY: 11 A.M. — 2 P.M. — 5 P.M. — 8 P.M. THRILL AGAIN— To the melodies you've loved . . . the tunes you've whistled . . . and the songs you've sung! * * * Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Presents a Popular Return Season of the Screen's Queen of Song . . JEANETTE MacDONALD In her most. Colourful and Tuneful Production .... "THE FIREFLY" FIREFLY" FIREFLY" With ALLAN JONES Reviving together all the unforgotten melodies. Plans at Theatre — Telephone 32-660. Recommended by Censor for Adults. STRAND Pi ! j| illlll Direction - Clvlr Theatre. Ltd. Ll Hi ' | j FOUR SESSIONS DAILY: ijj 11 —2— S— 8 o'clock. I l ' i Ijj | ! i| HE HAS ENLISTED ! I' ; ii; ! I ■ i According to a broadcast, the Original 1 "| SERGEANT ALVIN YORK, the conscien- ! nous vho bccrmc a hero in the jj last war. cnp.uring 132 Germans, and j: whose amazing life story is b?infr screened ! !j fcr the SIXTH CONSECUTIVE WEEK. Hi hp..- enlisted again in the American Army j ; ; 1 and has been accepied. ||. ; jj GARY COOPER |ji WINNER OF THF 10(2 ACADEMY .jj AWARD. j' was chosen by Alvin York to take the i j: part in ! ! "SERGEANT YORK" I "SERGEANT YORK" I "SERGEANT YORK" j "SERGEANT YORK" j | THIS IS DEFINITELY YOUR LAST | OPPORTUNITY TO SEE THIS TRULY [ MARVELLOUS FT I M AT Tffl3 IHFATRAND WE FE.EI, SURE THAT THE MUI.TiII IUDE OF PEOPLE WHO HV.'E ALREADY I i SFEN THIS TRUF. STORY WILL ALL I PERSONAL! Y RECOMMEND YOU NOT ! |j TO MISS IT. ,jj Asocyiate rrocrammt — PARAMOUNT NEWS. |j "HIAWATHA S RABc.IT HUNT" (Technicolour Carroonl. || Recommended b:/ Censor for Adults. I I ! j| DID YOU KNOW that | Excellent Seats can be Reserved any day in the j week, including Saturdays, ' from 1/6? j PHONE 43-111. | I BOX PLAN AT THEATRE. i OfTmiOiL S !•() It TK ♦7 LEAGUE FOOTBALL s LEAGUE FOOTBALL FINAL PRELIMINARY MATCHES, CARL AW PARK CARLAW PARK SATURDAY.

No. 1 — 3 P.M. MANUKAU v. RICHMOND MANUKAU v. RICHMOND MANUKAU v. RICHMOND MANUKAU v. RICHMOND Jc > r M anuksu by jrcat understanding bet j ten forwards and back* pro*, ided thrills won tnc;r way to public favour. Reports mdicarc that their side v ,11 be qui e „ iwmVdab"h season, but they will be up a toueh proposition in Richmond. whoa; plav on the opening Saturday revealed great strength both back and forward. No. 1 — 1.45 P.M. PONSONBY v. OTAHUHU-CITY No. 2 — 3 P.M. NORTH SHORE-MARIST v. MT. ALBERT-NEWTON Admission: Ground 1 . Ladies 6d; Stand 6d. CARLAW PARK SATURDAY :1 HOCKEY—"The Game That Gro*s " OPENING OF SEASON TO-MORROW DAVIS CUP CHAMPIONSHIP. HOBSON PARK, REMUERA. 1.45— Grammar Old Boys v. Mt. Eden 1.45— Somerville v. St. Luke's 3.5— Composite A.S.C. v. Owai Rovers 3.5— Training College v. Wesley Admission 1 . Ladles and Schoolchildren Sd Stand Free. 1 SOMERVILLE HOCKEY CLUB. SENIOR GRADE: V Howard. G. Wade C Stamton R. Knight. L. McKaw, h! Mardle, B. Scott., W. Spicer. D. McLisky, M Honeycombe. THIRD GRADE: G. Cameron, G. Stoddard (captain). J, Walker, A. T. Smith, A. M. Young, B Williams ®T' wer - A - w Pearce. W. Williams R Blake' FOURTH GRADE: Hickman. Nelson, Poll. R. Gat2. Burjess, Lovegrove, Gunter, Mclntyre L GaWield, F Andrew (captain). Morris, Partridge! Siif vl' 7 ? Fifth, Sixth and Seventh Grades will be selected at Hobson Park. All Juniors are requested to be present at 1.30 p.m. 1 OTAHUHU RUGBY LEAGUE. SENIOR TEAM—CARLAW PARK. 1.15, Pull Team required. FlF "p'm GRADE v " ELLERSLIE—ELLERSLIE, 2 1 M. RITCHIE. Hon. Secretary. PATRONS AND MEMBERS of the MT ALBERT «y I, EA GO E CLUB kindly note ,h« the Mt. Albert-Newton Team is in no wav connected wJ£h»i? e riT ?ll "£h?\ n P l ' Alb " t R "Bby League SS?d c'olo C ur h . hlCh P " y " Und " the Biu * PLA3TTS, FRTJTT, PRODUCE, ETC. TOMATOES. 2/6 to 10/, 201b case: Potatoes Pumpkins.—C. H. Empson, WHmaan Rd.. Musty aenaenoD-