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Auckland Star, Volume LXXIII, Issue 254, 27 October 1942, Page 6

AMUSKMEMTB ACCLAIMED By Record Crowds as the finest entertainment ot the year! The great stars of "PRIDE AND PREJUDICE" and "HOW GREEN WAS MY VALLEY" in the unforgettable drama of • woman who defied the conventions! AGAIN TO-DAY at 11 a.m. — 2 p.m. — 8 p.m. ST. JAMES' THEATRE Direction: Sir Benjamin Fuller. In Glorious Technicolour . . . Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer'g "BLOSSOMS IN THE DUST" "BLOSSOMS IN THE DUST" " BLOSSOMS IN THE DUST" " BLOSSOMS IN THE DUST " " BLOSSOMS IN THE DUST " — With — Greer Garson — Walter Pidgeon Greer Garson -- Walter Pidgeon Greer Garson — Walter Pidgeon Wonderful Associate Entertainment includes: * 4 WHAT ABOUT DADDY? " Easily the Funniest of the Pete Specialties! '• THE FLYING BEAR " Another Coloured M.G. Cartoon of the Bear Series. Bookings ... Are Very Heavy for All Performances. Plans at the Theatre. Phone 32-920. Recommended by Censor for Adults. 1 BERKELEY" Z M ~n-3 B 7 r I ! This Evening at Eight o'Clock. Frank Capra's Super Epic! Greater Even Than "Sergeant York!" GARY COOPER. Barbara Stanwyck. Edward Arnold in " MEET JOHN DOE " (He's Just the American Plain John Smith.) A Grand, Heartwarming Story. A Picture Every Man (and His Wile) Must See! Recommended by Censor for Adults. [CAPITOL | JACK HULBERT. CECILY COURTNEIDGE In "UNDER YOUR HAT" A Bright. Hilarious Musical Comedy. Approved for Universal Exhibition. LEW AYRES. LARAINE DAY In "MY LIFE IS YOURS" A Stunning Story of Dr. Kiidare. (Recommended by Censor lor Adults. nil ASTOR mi To-night at 8 : Variety Session 7.30 Joel McCrea. Brenda Marshall in " ESPIONAGE AGENT " Penny Singleton. Arthur Lake in " BLONDIE HAS SERVANT TROUBLE " I Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. STALLS 6d : CIRCLE 9d PEERLESS 1L 1 To-night. Wed. and Thurs., at 8 p.n;. Clark Gable. Rosalind Russell in " THEY ME'i IN BOMBAY " (Recommended by Censor lor Aculti.) Also Travel Talk. News, etc. l>AN< IN<; DANCE DANCE DANCE WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 28. MUNICIPAL HALL. NEWMARKET. Commencing 8 p.m. GRAND MODERN AND OLD-TIME DANCE Monte C.irlo. elc. Featuring 81-.ic Star Sums <3 i.irtcttc. Admission: L:id;tj I ti. Gents -/. DRUIDS' HALL, NEWTON . rO-NICiIIT TUI MONSTER RACE CARNIVAL. You are assured of a First-class Evening's Pleasure at the Druids'. Music by OUR UNEXCELLED ORCHESTRA Monte Cailo. Spot W; l'z Supper. Admission 1, ti each. 30 Direction. E. E. Mi LEAN DANCE TO-NIGHT DANCE TE AKARANA OI!?i fi' BAND SOCIAL iIALL. Opji. i;u;,n lost Olii- e. Good Music. Good : :, ;pj>er. Admission i . Men Uiiii vi !i 6d. 27 ZEALAND I.\ HAM, BALMORAL j TO-NIGHT. I Gus Lindsay and His Islanlrrs. i Good Surrer and Pn/m T»o M„i,;e Carlos. Ad-it ts-nu 1 s 21 SCHOOL OF MODERN AND OLU-HML DANCING. 30. SYMOKUS S'IREtT. CLASSES MONDAY AND THURSDAY. 8 P.M. Private Lessons by Apijoiuur.eni,. For particulars. Call or ' PHONE 12-231 — MISS SPENCER. TF MODERN Ballroom. Private "lint ion, tortTncht Iv Suppei Dances; style, technique assured: H.M. 2H Ice - —Mavis Toileniache Epsor.i: motor ski: v'ki:s DAILS S E. K V I C fc I> To MORRINSVILLE, TE AROHA MATAMA'IA <wa I'uliuna). FOR MORRINSVILLE. TE AROHA Jc 3 p.m. Sunday. 6 p.m. HOR MATAMA'I A—3 p.m Sunday. 6 p.m. BooK lug Office: Municipal Transport Station. Ring 41-983 (3 llnesi EDW A RDS MOTORS MMITELJ t AI'CKI.AND-WAIHI. ALCKLAND-WAtlll. CARS DEPART AUCKLAND BUS TERMINAL tor Hutiruki Plains, Waiiii. ii a.in.. 3 pin Sunday t; p ni. Fares: Paeroa 13 ti. Waihi 1H . Dt'PAR I" WAIHI lor Auckland. 8 a.m.. 3.30 pm f-'unday -1.-10 p.m. Reserve Sen's at least 24 Hours before Departure Irce Luggage Limited to One Package or 301b. TRANSPORT. LIMITED. Phone 41-afi3. B I'Olt SERVICE PORTRAITS. JACKSON PHOTOGRAPHY Are Authorised Photographers to the Government Canteen tioard. Northern District, therefore your Portraits Receive Special Attention OPEN SATURDAY AFTERNOONS. Address: 268 a, QUEEN STREET (4 doors below Regent Theatre). Watch for Verandah Sign. Phones 43-624 and 41-254. JACKSON PHOTOGRAPHY. TF