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Auckland Star, Volume LXXIII, Issue 114, 16 May 1942, Page 12

AMI'HEM K.N'TH THE BEST SHOW IN TOWN! Theatre Full Again Last Nlsht. RESERVE EARLY FOR MONDAY. \gt PLAZA wy y QUEEN STREET. \ S ===== Phone 41-586. Direction: Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. To-day; 11 a.m., 2 p.m., 5 p.m.. 8 p.m. Edward Small Presents ALEXANDRE DUMAS' Most Amazincr ADVENiURE - ROMANCE '• THE CORSICAN BROTHERS " CORSICAN BROTHERS " CORSICAN BROTHERS " CORSICAN BROTHERS " CORSICAN BROTHERS " CORSICAN BROTHERS " Dumas' Most Unusual. Most Exciting Story of Two Brothers with but a Single Soul, atarring DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, Jnr. DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, Jnr. RUTH AKIM WARRICK TAMIROFF JOHN EMERY — HENRY WILCOXON H. B. WARNER 1 Pinna at Theatre and Begg's. A United Artists Release. Approved for Uni ersal Exhibition. "LIBERTY LOAN — SUBSCRIBE NOW." 1 I (OXFORD & )} I X VV QOEE'N sr. _____ at. North Rd. II X X °PP- c P.O. J J A& Ponsonby Rd.// x 1 $ Ph. 37-077. 7/ <|> X Direction: Amu iitamatcd Theatres. Ltd c2> I OXFORD ns 2 7.45 | I AVON Nightly at 7.45 1 f Life—Flaming, Tempestuous, i |> Fierce and Magnificent, x A LIFE OF HEROES THE WORLDS <f> X MOST FEARLESS MEN. WHO DEFY <k> 7 DEATH FOR FAME AND FORTUNE. <§> | Tyrone Rita i Power Hayworth ¥ 1 Linda Darnell J> nP In Vlncente Blasco Ibanez's , Y Immortal Story. <|> j I "BLOOD AND SAND" I | "BLOOD AND SAND" I | " BLOOD AND SAND" | | " BLOOD AND SAND" | | " BLOOD AND SAND " f I "BLOOD AND SAND" I | " BLOOD AND SAND " | I "BLOOD AND SAND" | X I IN ALL TECHNICOt.OUR f & <|> Recommended by Censor for Adults. <I> — EXTRA. AT AVON ONLY — THE CRAZY GANG In the Riotous & "FROZEN LIMITS" «j> Approved for Universal Exhibition. ¥ T,nnK T SPECIAL FOR THE <f> x uuui\ . CHILDREN at the & % OXFORD—DaiIy at 11 a.m. 1 and 2 p.m. Sessions Only. % 8 — NEW ATTRACTIONS — 8 % X 4 CARTOONS. COMEDY AND MAIN «k X FEATURE. A X Mo. I—"Goose riles Hluh." Cartoon. ® a No. 2—"Rover's Rescue." Cartoon. & X No. 3—"Wolf's Side of the Story," Cartoon. X No. 4—"Temper?mental Lion." Col. Cartoon. X x No. s—"Fresh From the Fleet," Comedy. X No. B—Tlie Main Feature: X X " BLOOD AND SAND." X AMUSEMENT PARK lllil CIVIC SQUARE Hill OPEN EVERY EVENING. MATINEE 2 P.M. DAILY THE "CRAZY HOUSE" AHD NUMEROUS OTHER ATTRACTIONS. A Bowler and Sullivan Presentation PIRATE SHIPPE PIRATE SHIPPE MILFORD BEACH. TO-NIGHT SATURDAY GRAND OLD-TIME DANCE CARNIVAL MUSIC BY THE FAMOUS PIRATE SHIPPE ORCHESTRA OF SIX INSTRUMENTS. Novelties and Favours Exelus:ve to the Shlppe. Admission: From Auckland, Including Free Bus Transport— DOUBLE 3/8, SINGLE 21. From Devonport or Bayswater. Including Free Transport— DOUBLE 3/8, SINOLE 1/8. RESERVATIONS - - - - PHONE 78-414. Special Privileges for the Vehicular Patrons: KINO 41-348 FOR PARTICULARS. 18 PAPAKUEA FAPAKUEA PAPAKUKA BUSES LEAVE THE BUS TERMINAL. CITY. TO-MORROW — SUNDAY — TO-MORROW AT 3 P.M. Returning at 4.35 p.m. and 5.45 p.m. FARE 3/ RETURN. LaJt Buses from Auckland returning 8 p.m.. 7.35 p.m.. 10 p.m. and 10.45 p.m. W. J. WHEELER AND SONS. LTD.. 8

giiininiiiiiiiiiiii in mi inn mini in in tin mi: I PUBLIC OPINION GROUP | PUBLIC OPINION GROUP 3 AUCKLAND TOWN HALL, j AUCKLAND TOWN HALL, 3 TO-MORROW TO-MORROW TO-MORROW TO-MORROW j 2.15 P.M. (Sunday) 2.15 P.M. 1 MASS PROTEST MEETING | MASS PROTEST MEETING | MASS PROTEST MEETING J PUBLIC OPINION MUST ASSERT ITSELF. | Public Opinion is the Greatest Force in the Land. | It Cannot Be Ignored. | PUBLIC OPINION CAN EXPRESS ITSELF BY PERFECTLY LEGITIMATE | DEMOCRATIC MEANS. IT CAN INSIST ON THE PRICES OF PROTECTIVE | FOODS NECESSARY TO NATIONAL HEALTH BEINO BROUGHT DOWN TO THE | LEVEL OF THE LOWEBT INCOME GROUPS. I It Must Be Done For Our National Security! I HOUSEWIVES, FATHERS. CITIZENS — ROLL UP | IN YOUR THOUSANDS. 1 Speakers: DR. GUY CHAPMAN MRS. RUBY WATSON I MRS. HEDDA DYSON MR. M. JACKSON j MR. S. COLEMAN REV. G. BROOKS | RESOLUTIONS PROPOSED BY VARIOUS ORGANISATIONS. I IT CAN AND MUST BE DONE .... FOOD IS THE NATION'S FOREMOST LINE | OF DEFENCE.