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Auckland Star, Volume LXXIII, Issue 238, 8 October 1942, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS DAILY — 11 — J — S — I. Plan at ||j [ f[|| and Bcgg's. Theatre I ®" c<:n Street. CENTURY [lipQueen Street — Phone 42-169. Direction: Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. -- Deaf Aids — Central Heating — THOSE THREE GAY GADABOUTS JOAN BINNIE JANET BLONDELL BARNES BLAIR Who. with their Boy Friends. ROBERT JOHN ERIC Benchley Howard Blore Are Creating Gales of Laughter. " 3 GIRLS ABOUT TOWN" " 3 GIRLS ABOUT TOWN" SEE ADVERTISEMENT BOTTOM OF PAGE. [771 victory 1771 VICTORY [J__ Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. — The Theatre Classique — Situated Corner Green Lane and Great South Road. Phone 16-647. Latest Central Heating. FINALLY TO-NIGHT AT 8. A Great Storv Magnificently Told-r Ol the Bitterness of Men and the Beauty of Women — of Danger and Revenge — of Flaming Feuds and New Frontiers. Gary Cooper — Gary Cooper In the Spectacular Adventure "THE WESTERNER" "THE WESTERNER" "THE WESTERNER" , 1 CRYSTAL PALACE" h MOUNT EDEN. Phone 60-573 Ift TO-NIGHT. I RI. U SAT .AT g Ik 8 p.m.—Grand Overture R 3 —"Poland For Ever."* Interest. R 21—• Unusual Occupations. 8.31 — Latest Fox Australian News. 8.39— Popular Science. * B.49—Cartoon R. 56— Interval. 94— BR TAN DONLEVY. MIRIAM HOPKINS PRESTON FOSTER In Richard Washburn s Child's •GENTLEMAN AFTER DARK' 'GENTLEMAN AFTER DARK' Recommended by Censor lor Adults. FATE HOLDS SURPRISES IN THIS. THE YEAR S THRILL ENTERTAINMENT IDEAL MATINEE SATURDAY. 2 P.M. TiFTFNT EPSOM. Phone 60-142 A To-night. Fri. & Sat., 7.45 JUDY GARLAND — HEDY LAMARR '■ ZIEGFELD GIRL " Recommended by Censor ior Adults. FITT" T TTYTT NIT - ALBERT. Phone 40-104 iJ Hi LU Ari To . nlltlti Frl & aa , 745 Robert Taylor. FLIGHT COMMAND " And TWO LATINS FROM MANHATTAN." Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. N.Z. RED CROSS SOCIETY ANNUAL FAIR ANNUAL FAIR TO-MORROW (FRIDAY), TO-MORROW (FRIDAY), OCTOBER 9 CQNCERT CHAMBER TOWN HALL To be Opened by the Mayoress. MRS. J. A. C. ALLUM. at 12 noon. OPEN 10.30 A.M. TILL 7 P.M. In Aid of the SOCIETY'S GENERAL PURPOSES FUND. (Auckland City Sub-Centre.) FANCY WORK. CAKES. SWEETS. FLOWERS AND PRODUCE. MEAT AND POULTRY MORNING AND AFTERNOON TEAS. SOMETHING For EVERYONE ADMISSION FREE nAXciNt; AUCKLAND'S MOST MODERN AND NEWEST DANCING PALACE |X H E | METROPOLE I I IN QUEEN STREET (_ Open Every Night TO-NIGHT'S PROGRAMME — MODERN AND RHYTHMIC Admission 2 . Free Sit-down Supper. ALFRED FENN. Director. Intoxicants Strictly Prohibited. 8 WESTHAVEN WESTHAVEN CURRAN STREET EXTENSION. HERNE BAY. GRAND DANCE SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10th. Conducted by the AUCKLAND MOTOR YACHT CLUB (Inc.). Gus Lindsay and His Islanders. Dancing. 8 to 12. Admission 2 6. MARVELLOUS CABARET. GOOD FLOOR Fresh and Attractive Surroundings. Big Cash Monte Carlo Prize. Reserves: Day. phone 42-974. Evenings and Saturday. V. Crichton. 26-844. 10 MAKE UP YOUR PARTY NOW For AUCKLAND'S GREATEST DANCING EVENT OF THE YEAR TOWN HALL, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17th, MY-T-FINE DANCE CLUB'S GIGANTIC BALL. HALF MODERN — HALF OLD-IIME. FREE CASH GIFTS. £4. SPECIAL FLOOR SHOW. Etc. Supper Provided. Admission 3-. Tickets on Sale at Lewis Eady's. Queen Street. 8 BALMORAL DANCE CLUB, ZEALANDIA HALL. BALMORAL, Present LOU COCKS AND HIS CAVALIERS In a MODERN AND OLD-TIME PROGRAMME. Lucky Numbers, Monte Carlo. Cash Gift 10'. Admission 1 6. Good Supper. SURPRISE NIGHT SATURDAY. 8 * REALM OLD-TIME DANCE REALM OLD-TIME DANCE MASONIC HALL UPPER QUEEN STREET. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT AND EVERY THURSDAY. K. C. RUSSELL. M.C. 8 GAIETY HALL GAIETY HALL Surrey Crescent. Grey Lynn. CRESCENT DANCE CLUB. POPULAR OLD-TIME DANCING. POPULAR OLD-TIME DANCING. Two Montes (Good Prizes). Lucky Numbers. Excellent Floor — Music — Management. Gents 2/. Supper. Ladies 1/6. OLD-TIME DANCING AT ITS BEST! Every Saturday. Overture 7.55. Every Saturday. 8 TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT GAIETY HALL. Surrey Crescent. HAPPINESS CLUB DANCE. Good Music and Supper. L 6 Single. 2.6 Double. Roll Up. 6