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Auckland Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue 29, 4 February 1943, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS Ii AS T DAY Leo Carrillo, Andy Devine. Don Terrv >m , Majorie Lord in Universal'" ?? " Escape From Hongkong " 2nd Feature ROY ROGERS in Republic's "Red River Valley"Both Approved ior Universal Exhibition JOIN IN THE "MAJESTIC" COMMUNITY SING I MAJES tT~cT~|] A FULLER THEATRE. CONTINUOUS — 11 A.M. TO 7.15 py EVENING PERFORMANCE AT 8. — TO-MORROW — ] Mctro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures Present Ann Sothern and Red Skeltori In Their Latest. Exciting Comedy-Drama "MAISIE GETS HER MAN" Approved for Universal Exhibition. 2nd.Feature „ -*» Monogram Pictures Present Edmund Lowe In One of the Outstanding Successes of His Career in • "KLONDIKE FURY" Danger-packed Drama! Heart-gripping Roman»i In the Heart of the Tamed North where Doctor Fleeing his Past Finds Strange Adventure Recommended by Censor for Adults Join in the "Majestic" Community Sing. 7.40 P.M. ONLY — Ist Chapter of Universalis Latest Thrilling Chapter Play,

"Overland Mail" Box Plans at Theatre. Phone 43-210. Direction: Kerridge Theatres (throughout NZ) I STATE | jsrta ISTATF Finally To-night at 8. ' — All Who Care for Music, Beauty and True Artistry — Don't Fail To-night To' See JEANETTE MACDONALD'S Greatest Musical Triumph, "THE FIREFLY" " THE FIREFLY " Approved for Universal Exhibition. 1.30 — COMMENCING TO-MORROW — 7.30 A Week-end of Joy... A Double Bill You Have Asked For, and We Rucommend. CONSTANCE BENNETT — BRUCE CABOT "WILD BILL HICKOK RIDES" This is Rousing Entertainment, with the Wait At Its Best. Approved for Universal Exhibition. — Also — Lovely MARY MAGUIRE and Dynamic GEORGE SANDERS in that Dramatic Triumph "THE OUTSIDER" The combined work of a Brilliant Cast on - : this Gripping Story, of Conflict between orthodox ana "outside" methods of healing, makes a film that • everyone will remember. — Recommended by Censor for AdulU. Direction: Kerridge Theatres (throughout N.Z.). 130 VOGUE • ™ Karangahape Road. ■ Phone 43-003. Auckland's Popular, Modern, Intimate Theatre With the Outstanding Picture Values. . . Final Screenings To-night of

IRENE DUNNE — CARY GRANT In " PENNY SERENADE " George Raft, Dorothy Lamour, Henry Fonda (n '• SPAWN OF THE NORTH" Both Recommended by Censor for.Adult*. COMMENCING TO-MORROW, at 1.30— ..■ HEAR WHAT gQg HOPE CALLS * PAULETTE GODDARD IN ' "GHOST BREAKERS" Still the Best Picture Bob Ever M«J«. : •-- ' — ALSO — .. . "*' , BING CROSBY V V. Outstanding Performance in "THE STAR MAKER" Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. EARLY RESERVATIONS- ARE STRONGLY . RECOMMENDED. GAB A\R E T 1111111 METR OP OLE HI i IN' QUEEN STREET. .• 8 p.m. TONIGHT! SWING! ■' SWING! SPICED WITH OLD FAVOURITES BY THE Band of Ace Musicians . 'Admission: 1/6 Ladles, 2/ Gents. Reserves Phone 42-330. "The Sociable Cabaret" OPENS EVERY NIGHT. THE AUCKLAND HOSPITAL BOARD. A Cordial Invitation is extended to the public to be-present at the Ceremony of - the Official Opening of the. NEW HOSPITAL BLOCK AT GREEN. LANE, EPSOM. By THE PRIME MINISTER OF NEW ZEALAND THE RIGHT HONOURABLE PETER FRASEB, P.C. On SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 13, 1943, AT 3 P.M.

ALLAN J. MOODY. Chairman. NOTE:—Trams will be running in Green Lane on this occasion. - ..!•" DENTISTS BRIDGE B, Dentlih 98. KARANGAHAFB'ROAD. ' ".....; Five Doors from Belgium street (above Balfour Irvine). - E. E. B 8.1 D G E Hi.. Phone 49-323.