AMUSEMENT GUIDE

Auckland Star, Volume LXXIII, Issue 114, 16 May 1942, Page 10

AMUSEMENT GUIDE

MAJESTIC —"The Count of Monte Cristo." ST. JAMES'—"Tarzan's Secret Treasure/* REGENT—"Married Bachelor." STRAND—"Sergeant York." CENTURY—"Moon Over Miami." ROXY—"Bark in the Saddle" and "Mexican Spitfire at Sea." OXFORD—"Blood and Sand." EMBASSY—"Paris Calling." PLAZA—"The Corsican Brothers." CIVIC—"The Sea Wolf." CIVIC SQUARE —Amusement Park. AVON—"Blood and Sand" and "Frozen Limits." ADELPHI—"Rise and Shine" and "Dead Men Tell." AMBASSADOR—"Foreign Correspondent" and "Washington Melodrama." AVONDALE—"I Take this Woman" and "Broadway, Ltd." BRITANNIA—"One Night in Lisbon" and "Yes Madam." BERKELEY—"It Started with Eve." CAPITOL—"Here Comes Mr. Jordan" and "The Parson of Panamint." CRYSTAL PALACE—"One Night in the Tropics" and "Unexpected Uncle." DE LUXE —"That Night in Rio" Mid "The Gay Falcon." FORESTERS--' Dive Bomber." GREY LYNN — "Hold Back the Dawn" and "Bombay Clipper." GAIETY—"Dr. Kildare's Crisis." LIBERTY—"South of Karanga" and "They Shall Have Music." MAYFAIR—"The Letter" and "I Was a Prisoner on Devil's Island." NEW ROYAL—"Cheers for Miss Bishop" and "The Great Profile." PEERLESS —"The Philadelphia Story." PRINCE EDWARD—"Santa Fe Trail" and "The Devil Pays OfT." PRINCESS—"Hot Spot" and "Riders of the Purple Sage." PICTURED ROME—"The Great Dictator." RIALTO—"One Night in the Tropics" and "Unexpected Uncle." RIALTO (Sunday)—" Mystery Plane" and "A Man Betrayed." REGENT (Epsom)—"Lydia" and "Go West." REGAL—"Jungle Cavalcade" and "Father Takes a Wife." SOUTHERN CROSS—"Melody Ranch" and "Waterloo Bridge." STATE (Devonport)—"Blood and Sand." STATE (Symonds Street)—" The Feminine Touch." STRAND (Onehnnga)—"Andy Hardy's Private Secretary" and "Invitation to a Murder." STATE (Onehunga)—"A Date with the Falcon" and "Lady Scarface." TUDOR—"Affectionately Yours." TIVOLI—"Back in the Saddle" and "Mexican Spitfire at Sea." VICTORY—'49th Parallel." VICTORIA—"AIoma of the South Seas" and "Road Agent." VOGUE—"Sergeant York." AMBASSADOR— Foreign Correspondent and Washington Melodrama." ASTOB—"In the Navy" and "Hit the Road."

RADIO PROGRAMMES To-day (Saturday) 1 YA---7.38 p m.. Bourdon Symphony Orchestra; 8.0. Studio Recital by Jean Bolger (pianist); 8.12. Studio Recital by Anne Luciano (soprano); , ,P c< ; ital by Isab " Langlands (violinist). 10 10. Joe Reichman's Orchestra. 2VA 7.45 P.m.. The Harmony Serenaders in "Favourites Old and New" (a studio presentation); .i \ VJ e . Show" (a studio presentalo"): • ', Mak e Believe Ballroom Time"; 10.10, The Masters in Lighter Mood." 7.0 P.m.. After Dinner Music: 8.0. "Radio Revue ; 9.0. "Music from the Masters." IZM Sess?on P ' m "' ° rchcstral Music; 8.0, Dance To-morrow (Sunday) ITA ~ J- 0 . P- m - Roman Catholic Service: 8.15. ? ,^ ecit 5 1 „ b >' Thomas Matthews (English 828 r-rpnirii. r en Ralph (English pianist); 9 28. Grenadier Guards Band; 9.43, Massed Brass Bands; 9.55, The Goldman Band. JTA — 7 0 P.m.. Methodist Service: 8.5 Anders-n Tyrer and the N.B.S. string Orchestra. ,T *~ B 30 P.m., Symphonic Programme. IZM — 7O P m.. Orchestral Selections; 8.0 Concert 9.30. Organ and Choral Works. concert.