AMUSEMENTS ' MAJESTIC I A FULLER THEATRE. CONTINUOUS — 11 A.M. TO 7.15 PM EVENING PERFORMANCE AT 7.45. The Screen's Newest Comedy Team Ann Sothern — Red Skelton They are a new kind of Scream Teain together .. . Setting a new kind of fashioS for love and laughter! Roar as never before at the grandest Maisie picture of them all" "MAISIE GETS HER MAN" "MAISIE GETS HER MAN" With LEO GORCEY and DONALD MEEK. A Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Picture. Approved for Universal Exhibition. 2ND FEATURE —— A Doctor fleeing the scandal of a rourdur case .. . and a courageous girl of th» wilderness . . . hurled together in the untamM North for the year's most powerful drama! "KLONDIKE FURY" Starring EDMUND LOWE With LUCILLE FAIRBANKS. Recommended by Censor for Adults Box Plans at Theatre. Phone 43-210. Direction: Kerridge Theatres (throughout NZi 1 STATE 1 ™3.!« [STATE] Finally To-night, 7.30 p.m. The Best of the West Rides Again. CONSTANCE BENNETT — BRUCE CABOT In "WILD BILL HICKOK RIDES" Also, that Drama that Touches a New Peak "THE OUTSIDER" With GEORGE SANDERS — MARY MAGUIRE Tensely Emotional. Absorbingly Dramatic. Recommended by Censor for Adults. COMMENCING TO-MORROW,. 2 P.M. & 8 P.M. The Most Magnificent Entertainment Ever to ' Come to the Screen. TYRONE POWER — LINDA DARNELL RITA HAYWORTH in "BLOOD AND SAND" Crowded with Stars and Spectacle, Action and Ecstasy, Beauty, Laughter, Tears and Thrills .. . All in Gorgeous Technicolour. Recommended by Censor for Adults. Direction: Kerridge Theatres (throughout N.Z.). 1-30 VOGUE '•»' Karangahape Road. Phone 43-003. Auckland's Popular. Modern. Intimate Theatre With the Outstanding Picture Values. Final Screening To-night of one of our Most Popular Programmes. 808 HOPE — PAULETTE GODDARD in "THE GHOST BREAKERS" Also, BING CROSBY in "THE STARMAKER" * Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. COMMENCING TUESDAY, at 1.30 p.m.— ANOTHER VOGUE SPECIAL TREAT. M.G.M.'s Thrilling Story of the Burma Road. LARAINE DAY — BARRY NELSON in "A Yank On the Burma Road" Also, MERLE OBERON — GEORGE BRENT, With Pat O'Brien, Geraldine Fitzgerald in "TILL WE MEET AGAIN" If there is a spark of Romance in you don't miss "Till We Meet Again." . Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. ' EDUCATIONAL UNIVERSITY COACHING COLLEGE. 22. FERRY BUILDING. AUCKLAND. 0.1. (Founded 1912) Tuition Is given By specialist tutors lor Onlversity Entrance (Matriculation), Public Service Entrance and Mathematics and Science for army. Navy and Air Force Examinations. Our Day Classes are recommended lor Matriculation and Public Service Candidates requiring careful personal tuition. Evening Classes are also held for those employed during the day, and assistance in weak subjects can be given on Saturday momtns and after school to secondary school pupils. Out-of-town students and soldiers in camp may study from our correspondence courses. , First Term, 1943. commences MONDAY. Februai? 8. Inquiries may be made at the Office from Janu--18. Interviews by appointment. D. W. FAIGAN. M.A. (Honours In Eng. and F.), Principal. Telephone 44-271. C D E U L E I G B COLLEGE. Prospective Students are Invited to Phone. Write or Call tor the 1943 PROSPECTUS OF OUR BUSINESS TRAINING AND DRESSMAKINO DEPARTMENTS. Day or evening tuition in one or more subjects as desired. EARLY APPLICATION ADVISED. Note tne new address: DRULEIGB COLLEGE. 4th and sth Floors. Home's Building. Vulcan Lane. Ronald w Corson - - - Director. MW PUPILS WANTED ABANDON Aimless Aquatic Action.—Leam esdly. Swimming.—Professor Anderson. . M 3 AUCKLAND Hairdressing College. Haidressers wanted; splendid opportunity.—H.B. Buildins, Queen St. Phone 44-573. MS ASliLfclUU COLLEGE.—Air Force Entrance, General Education.—stn Floor. N.Z. Insurance Bldg. MB BLACK'S Beauty Culture.—Modern Hairdressing. Vacancies. —145.' Karangahape Rd. N DRESSMAKING. Pattern Cutting.—Miss Ashton, ■Selphit School. Plaza Bldg. Phone 41-322. M 3 HAIRDRESSING—The recommended New Zealand College, next Plaza Theatre. 228. Queen St. N SHORTHAND, Typewriting, etc.— Selwyn College. Safe Deposit Building. High St. M 3 VIOLIN, Piano, expert tuition, beginners, term 30/—Write Music Tuition. 0832. Star. MS ENGINEERING TRAINING. As qualified men are in great demand for positions of responsibility and high salaries. NOW IS THE TIME to prepare for them. BOWER'S ENGINEERING AND RADIO SCHOOL. LTD., Colwell's Chambers, Swanson St., Auckland. 0.1. Phone 42-123. MS HOLLYWOOD DRESSMAKING SCHOOL, 63, QUEEN STREET. All Branches of Dressmaking. Designing and Pattern Cutting Taught. Simple Methods. (Hollywood System). INDIVIDUAL TUITION. M "MODERNS' ••MODERNS'* SCHOOL OF DRESSMAKING. Cutting. Designing and All Branches ol Dressmaking. 203. DILWORTH BUILDING. Phone 43-658. M 3 TRAINED Men are indispensable—that's why the" I.C.S. Man gets a good job. Secure your future by taking an I.C.S. 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Auckland Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue 32, 8 February 1943, Page 6
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