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Auckland Star, Volume LXXIII, Issue 237, 7 October 1942, Page 6

A .H ti MKMIiiN 'JL'a» FINALLY TO-NIGHT AT EIGHT. "DR. BROADWAY" MACDONALD CAREY — JEAN PHILLIPS. Recommended by Censor for Adults. EMBASSY J. C. Williamson's Intimate Theatre. TO-MORROW AT 11, 2, 5, 8. Laughter! Spectacle! Romance! A STAR-STUDDED SPECTACLE OF A THOUSAND AND ONE THRILLS AGAINST A BACKGROUND OF DAZZLING BEAUTY, HILARIOUS COMEDY AND GAY ROMANCE BRINGS The Screen's First Scintillating Musical Comedy on Ice. It's a Picture Packed with Top-flight Hollywood Stars—Skating Champions —Songs—Ballets—Comedians—Gorgeous _ Girls —Breath-taking Grace—Excitemcnt _ and Thrills! \ " ICE - CAPADES " " ICE - CAPADES " " ICE - CAPADES " " ICE - CAPADES " " ICE - CAPADES " " ICE - CAPADES " With the World's Greatest Skaters PHIL and MEGAN TAYLOR Remembered in New Zealand with the Switzerland Ice Ballet. JERRY COLONNA JAMES ELLISON BARBARA JO ALLEN DOROTHY LEWIS ALAN MOWBRAY RENIE RIANO And the Internationally Famous Skating Stars. A Republic Picture. Approved for Universal Exhibition. Plans at Theatre. Phone 32-660. I TTrnOR CINEMA : REMUERA ! I 1 U I Phone 24-749. To-night at 8. I MARTHA SCOTT (you remember her in "Cheers a For Miss Bishop") and GEORGE BRENT in the Comedy Drama "THEY DARE NOT LOVE" ' Recommended by Censor for Adults. ALSO: Australian Cinesound—With a British ~ Convoy to Malta^—Etc. j I OATFTY 1 CINEMA 55 TAKAPUNA I Umi:j 1 I Phone 78-465. To-night. 8. Nancy Kelly. Edmund Gwenn and John Loder <( in " SCOTLAND YARD " Full Programme. Approved for Universal Exhibition. [AVONDALir ■raURSD AY. A ?. 45. Judy Garland. James Stewart and Hedy Lamar In " ZIEGFIELD GIRL " Selected Supports. Approved for Universal Exhibition. STRAND],, °"gr T tV.,,,, ' Spencer Ingrid Lana. TRACY BERGMAN TURNER ROBT. LOUIS STEVENSON'S "DR. JEKYLL and MR. HYDE" Recommended by Censor for Adults. | BIRKENHEAD | Erroll Flynn, Brenda Marshall in " FOOTSTEPS IN THE DARK " Funny and Fearless Adventure. Recommended by Censor for Adults. | AMBASSADOR | p ? t \ c 3 h o e ;T" Edward G. Robinson, Ida Lupino. John Garfield In "THE SEA WOLF" No More Dramatic Story Ever Told Than This 0 Jack London Classic. 1 Recommended by Censor for Adults. 1 Specially Selected Short Featurettes. » " GET ON THE ROAD " ® [ NEW ROYAL~| gS ! GUEST NIGHT TO-NIGHT AT 7.30 P.M. CLAIRE TREVOR — JOHN WAYNE In a " DARK COMMAND " a .. «.%J!iX-, sinßlet<>n ' Arthur Lake, in P ' BIXSNDIE HAS SERVANT TROUBLE " r Both Recommended by Censor For Adults. 1 dancing ° TO-NIGHT WEDNESDAY 8 o'clock to Midnight. i MY-T-FINE DANCE CLUB RIALTO BALLROOM AND GARDEN LOUNGE NEWMARKET. GIGANTIC MILITARY CARNIVAL HALF MODERN. HALF OLD-TIME. TOTAL PROCEEDS Presented to & Military Camp J to Provide Comforts for the Troops. J FREE GIFT 10/. LADY AND GENT. 1 Monte Carlo and Spot Waltz Prizes. Rhythm Rascals Orchestra J Supper Free in Lounge. Admission 2/. ' A. McKENZIE. M.C. H. ANDERSON, Manager. P.S.—Don't Forget SATURDAY NEXT—Monster . i Carnival, 7.15 till Midnight. Full Band. ; TOWN HALL, SATURDAY. OCT. 17—Gigantic Ball. I —— THE EVENT OF THE YEAR. TOWN HALL, i SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17th, 5 7.45 P.M. TILL MIDNIGHT. \ MY-T-FINE DANCE CLUB'S GIGANTIC BALL. HALF MODERN — HALF OLD-TIME. SUPPER PROVIDED. ADMISBION 3/. Tickets on sale at Lewis Eady's, Queen Street, also at Rialto Ballroom. Newmarket. Wednesday and Saturday nights. 3 7 VISIT AUCKLAND'S MOST MODERN AND NEWEST DANCING PALACE 7 — «p JJ g ' METROPOLE J IN QUEEN STREET Open Every Night WITH A PROGRAMME TO SUIT ALL TASTES. TO-NIGHT UP-TO-THE-MINUTE AND SNAPPIEST. Admission: Ladies 1/6, Gents 2/. ALFRED FENN. Director Intoxicants Strictly Forbidden. 7 THE SHOW PLACE! ALL STAR ENTERTAINMENT! TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT ORANGE CORONATION BALLROOM TOP OF SYMONDB STREET EMBASSY DANCE CLUB Presents 2/ —TED CROAD AND— 2/ HIS CHEVALIER BAND Featuring IRMA SQUIRRELL" VERT* trvrm. Auckland's To-day's Favourite Tunes played for *«n Auckland's No. I Dance Band— "In the SJmrt " The Fleet s In," "Tangerine" Choo Choo"—Music Monte Carlo 1. 2. 3 Prizes. Supper Provided Admission 2/. MAC. BROWN. M.C. THE DANCE OF DISTINCTION! 7 DRUIDS' HALL, NEWTON - TO-NIGHT „ . TUI OLD-TIME DANCE HT ' Music by Popular Arcadians Orchestra Monte Carlo, Spot Waltz. Supper. Admission 1/e. Please Note Labour 1 BUBY SBCBKIFF, HJS. Building ftevtiA—Mmt* SESggg PBOFBSSIQutat, CuuQTBACTIC, Health Service.'—P. Hamblin 803. Colonial Mutual gutWn».