AMUSEMENT GUIDE

Auckland Star, Volume LXXIII, Issue 234, 3 October 1942, Page 8

AMUSEMENT GUIDE

ST. JAMES* —"We Were Dancing." MAJESTIC*- — "What's Cookin' " and "There's One Born Every Minute." REGENT —"The Fleet's In." STRAND—"South cI Suez." CENTURY—"Three Girls About Town.*' I OXFORD—"Gentleman After Dark" and "South Riding." ROXY -"Nancy Drew, Detective" and "The Sweepstake Winner." EMBASSY—"Dr. Broadway." PLAZA—"To the Shores of Tripoli/* CIVIC —"Kisses lor Breakfast.*' STATE (Onehunjra)—"How Green was My Valley" and "Riders of the Timberline." STRAND ( Onrhunga)—"The Lady Eve" and "Sealed Lips." TUDOR—"Hellzapoppin." TIVOLI —"Nancy Drew, Detective" and "The Sweepstake Winner." VOGUE •Boom Town" and "One Night ill Lisbon." VICTORY —"It's Turned Out Nice Again. VICTORIA—"Ships with Wings." ADHPIII "Remember the Day" and "Mail Train." AMBASSADOR—"The Ghost Train" and "Swing is. Soldier." AVON — "Gentleman After Dark" and "South Hiding." ASTOR—"Arise My Love" and "The Getaway." AVONDALE -"Cash and Carry" and "Kiss the Bovs Good-bve." BRITANNIA—"When Ladies Meet" and "The Big <3OSS." BERKELEY—"Underground." CAPITOL—"For Ever Cherished" and "The Big Store." CAMEO—"Shadow of the Thin Man" and "Blondie Plays Cupid." CRYSTAL PALACE—"Men in Her Life." DE LUXE—"Birth of the Blues" and "Bowery Boy." FORESTERS—"Whistling in the Dark." j GAIETY-"The Ziegfeld Girl." KlNG'S—"Dangerous Moonlight." J LlßEßTY—"Reaching for the Sun" and "The | Getaway." MAYFAIR—"Here Comes Mr. Jordan" and "My Lile is Yours." NEW ROYAL "Nothing But the Truth" and "That Uncertain Feeling." PEERLESS—"HoId That Ghost." PRINCESS—"Confirm or Deny" and "A Very Young Lady." PRINCE EDWARD "When the Bugle Sounds" and "I.augh it Off." REGAL "Confirm or Deny" and "Dead Men Tell." RIALTO—"Men in Her Life" and "Blue. White ! and Perfect." RIALTO ( Sunday)—" Village Barn Dance" and t "Return of Jimmy Valentine." i REGENT (Epsom) "The Corslcan Bros." and "The Big Store." STATE (Devonpori) — "Joan of Paris" and "We Go Fast." STATE (Symonds Street) —"Meet John Doe." RADIO PROGRAMMES To-day (Saturday) ITA —7.30 p.m.. the Mixed Choir of Lutry: 7.44, Studio Recital by Mona Ross (contralto): 8.04. Studio Recital by John Stephens (baritone); 8 20, studio Recital by Ada Lynn (soprano): 8 41. Herbert Teale (tenor); 9 25. Recorded Old-time Dance Programme; 10.0, Sports Summary. 2YA -7.45 p.m.. the Ngate-Poneke Maori Club. Entertainment from the Studio; 8.25. "Take Your Choice"; 9.25. Make-believe Ballroom Time; 10.10, Dance Music. IYX 7.0 p.m., After Dinner Music; 8.0. Radio Revue; 9.0, Music from the Masters, with vocal interludes by Elizabeth Schumann (soprano) and Sydney MacEwan (tenor). IZM 7 0 p.m.. Sports results, by Gordon Hutter; 7.30, Orchestral Music; 8.0, Dance Music. To-morrow (Sunday) IYA —11.0 a.m.. Church of Christ service. Church of Christ. Ponsonby Road (Rev. W. S. Lowe); 7.0 p.m., Anglican Service. St. Mary's Cathedral (Dean Wm. Fancourt); 8.30. the Opera Orchestra; 8.39, Kate Winter (soprano); 9.28-10.0. Play, "Portrait ol Mr. Sitlington," by W. Graeme Holder. 2YA--11.0 a.m.. Salvation Army service. the Citadel; 7.0 p.m.. Brethren service. Torv St. Hall (Mr. W. F. Curie); 8.05. "The Garden of Melody"; 9.39, Maggie Teyte (soprano). IYX -8.30 p.m.. Symphonic Programme; 8.50, Keith Falkner (baritone); 9.0. Czech Philharmonic Orchestra: 9.42. Mark Raphael (baritone); 9.47. Londcn Symphony Orchestra. IZM -5.30-6.0 p.m.. Light Orchestral Session; 7.0, Orchestral Programme; 8.0, Concert.