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

AMTBEMEXTS EMBASSY— J. C. Williamsons Intimate Theatre. FOUR SESSIONS — 11 — 2 — S — 8 A daring story of the Free French and Its heroes who still fisht on! ELISABETH PARIS BERGNER CALLING " BASIL RATHBONE RANDOLPH SCOTT Associate Programme includes: The Latest and Greatest of the "March of Tims" Series " WHEN AIR RAIDS STRIKE " Plans at Theatre Phone 32-660. Recommended by Censor for Adults. PRESERVE YOUR HERITAGE— INVEST IN LIBERTY LOAN! I PFPinTT TPV I — MISSION BAY — j x |_ phonc 17 . 377 _ This Evening at Eight o'clock. M Deanna Durbin. Charles Laughton M In M "IT STARTED WITH EVE" M A Grand Laugh-Romance with Three «Delightful Songs by Deanna. Approved for Universal Exhibition. M "MARCH OF TIME" ("Thumbs Up. Texas") jyj ?nd Specially Selected Featurettcs. [CAPITOL 1 BA P L ho ne° 62 B sß rThis Evening at a Quarter to Eight. M Robert Montgomery. Evelyn Keyes. - _ Claude Rains. Edward Everett Horton in JYJ ** " Here Comes Mr. Jordan " if A Truly Brilliant Comedy Drama. ]VI Also Charlie Ruggles. Ellen Drew in ??" The Parson of Panamint " A Grand Peter B. Kyne Story. M Both Recommended by Censor lor Adults. 111 l ASTOR III! I™re:°4 D : To-night at 8 :: Variety Session 7.30. BUD ABBOTT and LOU COSTELLO In "IN THE NAVY " Gladys George. Dead End Kids in .. HIT THE ROAD " Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. LATEST WAR NEWS. PSWTH'ERN™cross — | I ELLERSLIE. I g TO-NIGHT and MONDAY NIGHT at 7.45. S "MELODY RANCH" — Gene Autry. Approved for Universal Exhibition. Q Also— S " WATERLOO BRIDGE " ~ VIVIEN LEIGH — ROBERT TAYLOR, o Pccommended by Censor for Adults. MAYFAIR Phone 62-493. TO-NIGHT AND MONDAY AT 7.30— Bette Davis in "THE LETTER" Also Sally Eilers and Donald Woods In " I WAS A PRISONER ON DEVIL'S ISLAND " Good Supports. Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. PT7I7PT FQC —ST. HEI.IER'S — Jr JillllKLlJilOO Phone 17-600 TO-NIGHT AT B—Cary Grant. Katharine Hepburn. James Stewart in "THE PHILADELPHIA STORY." Recommended by Censor for Adults. Excellent Supports. __ 'DROME '7o L r *o„T D"THE GREAT DICTATOR" <U). Mon.. Tues. —"The Ghost of St. Michael's" (U). A —Recom. Dy Censor lor Adults. U —Univ. Exbtn. WAR PICTURES EXHIBITION ART GALLERY KITCHENER STREET. CONTINUES UNTIL MAY 21 OFFICIAL PICTORIAL HISTORY OF TOTAL WAR By UNITED KINGDOM AND NEW ZEALAND ARTISTS. Hours Open—Week Days. 10 a.m. to 4.30 p.m.: Sundays. 2 p.m. to 4.30 p.m. ADMISSION FREE. DONATIONS IN AID OF AUCKLAND PROVINCIAL PATRIOTIC COUNCIL. :15 OTTTDOOII SPORTS AUCKLAND RACING CLUB WINTER MEETING, 1942. SATURDAY, MAY 30, AND SATURDAY, JUNE 6. ' ACCEPTANCES. ACCEPTANCES for Great Northern Hurdles, Great Northern Steeplechase. Cornwall Handicap. Green Lan- Steeplechase. Jervois Handicap Hunt Club Hurdles and Men-.berD' Handicap CLOSE on FRIDAY NEXT, MAY 22, BY 5 P.M. W. S. SPENCE. Secretary. Snort, n«SSS" L , ,? eSt £ m i mB - 8/8 t0 30/.-Watts snorts Qppot Ltd.. Exchant** Lane K SALE.—Auckland city Boys' Band Hall. Norland Street, opposite Druids, Monday May 18 at 2 p.m. Bargains for all. AUCKLAND FEDERATION OF WOMEN'S INSTITUTES. DRAMA EVENING ST. ANDREWS HALL. LOWER SYMONDS ST. May 20. at 7.30 p.m. Admission: One Shilling. (Any tram, via Anzac Avenue). 16