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Auckland Star, Volume LXXIII, Issue 221, 18 September 1942, Page 6

j AMPBEMEXTB MAJESTICA FULLER THEATRE. Four Sessions 11 — 2 — 4.50 — 8 P.M. The Gang Takes Over the Law — To Mop Dp the "Legal" Rackets. DEAD-END KIDS DEAD-END KIDS * DEAD-END KIDS And LITTLE TOUGH GUYS In "TOUGH AS THEY COME" " TOUGH AS THEY COME" "TOUGH AS THEY COME " "TOUGH AS THEY COME" "TOUGH AS THEY COME" "TOUGH AS THEY COME" "TOUGH AS THEY COME" With HELEN PARRISH and BILLY HALOP. A Merry-go-round of Excitement! Kids Battle Crooks in Slum Drama! Also Screening: WEAVER BROS, and ELVIRY WEAVER BROS, and ELVIRY WEAVER BROS, and ELVIRY In " TUXEDO JUNCTION " " TUXEDO JUNCTION " " TUXEDO JUNCTION " " TUXEDO JUNCTION " " TUXEDO JUNCTION " " TUXEDO JUNCTION " " TUXEDO JUNCTION " The Story is without a dull moment, hangs together coherently, blends homespun situations with a bit of Sociology. Romance and Music. Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. Box Plans at Theatre. — Phone 43-210. fBEPIKELEY 111 This Evening at Eight o'clock. THERE'LL ALWAYS BE AN ENGLAND! John Gielgud. Diana Wynyard. Will FyfTe, Compton "THE PRIME" MINISTER" The private life of Disraeli. England's Man of Destiny. It will stir you and flu your soul with pride. Truly Magnificent! Approved for Universal Exhibition. Air Mall News (Midway Island), etc. fCAPITOL I BALMORAL. 1 | Last Night at 7.0. James Ellison. Terry Walker in "23J, HOURS' LEAVE" A Grand Comedy! One Day Out of Camp! Also Frank Buck, the Famous Explorer, in "JUNGLE CAVALCADE " Packed with Thrills and Excitement. Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. PEERLESSr" J?" 1 ? 10 ? 7 ' Saturday and Monday at B—Spencer TiSrvrr ?. e i gn l2£~ Lana Turner in "DR. .HYDE. Recom. by Censor lor Adults: Unsuitable lor Children. Also Excellent Supporting Programme. Special Children's Matinee saturaay 2.15. OUTDOOR SPORTS EDEN PARK EDEN PARK SATURDAY The Match of the Season! THIRD N.Z. DIVISION V. AUCKLAND THE DIVISION TEAM. COMPOSED OP ALL Sfe A ?r™? B i? RESENTATIVES PROM THE WHOLE OF NEW ZEALAND. IS CONFIDENT THAT IT CAN LOWER AUCKLAND'S COLOURS TOR THE FIRST TIME THIS SEASON. SELECTOR FREDDIE LUCAS HAS A SHRPRTRr IN STORE AND HAVING ALREADY SUCCESSFULLY WITHSTOOD ASSAULTS FROM THE ARMED FORCES. IS QUIETLY CONFIDENT. CURTAIN-RAISER— C.R.O. v. A.S.C. Ev"S U M. 8 4fd tr Te^, and CUBDID » **•» ADMISSION— Ground If. Men In Uniform 6d School Children 3d. Stand 1/ extra. 18 LEAGUE FOOTBALL CARLAW PARK SATURDAY SATURDAY ROOPE ROOSTER FINAL— WHICH WILL IT BE? RICHMOND ? OR MARIST-NORTH SHORE? WHAT DO YOU THINK? TO-MORROW AT 3 P.M. Richmond v. Marist Nth. Shore I' Is » hard task to forecast the winners of this Final. Both sides are playing superb football Last Saturday each side won by only a single point margin and the defeated teams were City- » . . a Ponsonby, indicating the quality victors, and how evenly they are matched Both clubs have reported that they will be at full strength, so prepare for a Football Treat To-morrow. A GREAT CROWD WILL BE FE?£ S |S£E T &ILT IT B N E ES IHI VHAT FINEST GAME THIS SEASON Admission: Ground 1.. Ladies 6d: Stand 6d CARLAW PARK—SATURDAY — 18 HOCKEY TO-MORROW — SATURDAY DEVONPORT SHIELD. SARAWIA RESERVE— I.4s—Wesley v. A.S.C. 3.lo—Grammar Old Boys v. Owai Rovers FOWLDS PARK— I.4s—Army B v. Somerville. 1.45—C.R.0. v. Army A.

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