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Auckland Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue 36, 12 February 1943, Page 6

AMUSEMENTS NEW PROGRAMME TO-DAY! \ lit PLAZA m / ' / QDEEN STREET \ / == Phono 41-500. ~S= \ Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. TO-DAY — 11 a.m.. 2 p.m.. 5 p.m., K p.m. R.K.O. - Radio Pictures Present "WINGS AND THE WOMAN" "WINGS AND THE WOMAN" "WINGS AND THE WOMAN" "WINGS AND THE WOMAN" "WINGS AND THE WOMAN" "WINGS AND THE WOMAN" StnrrlnE Anna Robert NEAGLE NEWTON NEAGLE NEWTON NEAGLE NEWTON Inspired and Authentic, this is the Story of Amy Johnson Molllson and Jim Mollison, Pioneer Blazers of New Trails In the Air. Special Supports Include: WALT DISNEY'S "BAGGAGE BUSTERS. ' PLANS AT THEATRE AND BEGCI'S. Approved for Universal Exhibition. /^avon\ // AVON u (OXFORD & Corner of jl \\ QUEEN 6T. <?'■ No"h *} d - // \\ Odd. c.ro U V\ A Ponsonby lid.// , «-rij/' 37-017. // Direction: Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. OXFORD AT s ,T°- s 2 da - il 5 Y AND 7.45 AVON Nightly at 7.45 Unconditional Surrender! Girl who helped trap Enemy Agents gives her heart to American Lieutenant! An All-out Battle On Three Fronts. LAUGHTER — ROMANCE — DRAMA Watch Out... For those people with the friendly smile, behind this smile lurks the desire to wreck a hundred ships — munition factories — thousands of precious lives! Saboteurs Who Live Among Us .. . Masquerading as our friends .. . our neighbours . . . yet slyly, cleverly, carrying on their deadly work for the enemy . . . for our destruction! Blow Them Sky High Of they'll wreck our Nation's safety, undermine our confidence, destroy our morale! Here's a Picture That Enables you to build up morale by Laughing — Loud Laughs Continuous Laughs At CHARLES WINNINGER — CHARLES RUGGLES JAMES CRAIG — NANCY KELLY In the Stage Play that all America cheered, " FRIENDLY ENEMIES " • " FRIENDLY ENEMIES " " FRIENDLY ENEMIES " "FRIENDLY ENEMIES" " FRIENDLY ENEMIES " " FRIENDLY ENEMIES " Approved for Universal Exhibition. Also, at 11, 3 and 7.45 Sessions Only: ALAN BAXTER — MARY CARLISLE "RAGS TO RICHES" Recommended by Censor for Adults. AVON — AVON Special at Matinee To-morrow (Sat.), 1.30 7 — Big Attractions — 7 No. 1—"ROBINSON CRUSOE" Cartoon Nc. 3—"JACK AND BEANSTALK" Cartoon No. 3—"SAWMILL MYSTERY" Cartoon No. 4—"THEIR LAST BEAN" Cartom No. S—"UNUSUAL OCCUPATIONS" ... Novelty No. 6—"FRUIT TREES OF KENT" Interest No. "—MAIN FEATURE, " Friendly Enemies " All Approved for Universal Exhibition. Children 6d 6d 6d 6d 6d 6d 6d

«== PF.TWR PA N j|p TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! DANCING 8.15 Until 1 a.m. 2/Q — ADMISSION - 2/0 RESERVES TEL. 4S-777. BAIIAVAV XOTICKS NEW ZEALAND R A I L W A X S. SUNDAY TRAIN SERVICES. On and after SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 14. the following alterations to the Sunday Train Services will operate:— Trains to Hamilton In Use evening will run as follows:— Auckland, dep. 6.40 p.m.; Mercer. 8.10; Frsnkton Junction, arr. 9.15; Hamilton, arr. 9.27 p.m. Stops for passengers at Meixcr and Franfcton Junction only. Usual 7.1S p.m. Auckland-Hamilton train will se delayed to leave Auckland, 7.55 p.m.: Papakura. 5.37: Pukekohe. 9.9: Mercer, 9.45; Huntly. 10.25: Ngaruawaliia. 10.54: Frankton Junction arr. 11.15: Hamilton, arrive 11.53, Stops for passengers at Panmuera. Papakura, Drury.' Paerata. Pukekohe. Tuakau, Pokcno. Mercer, Te Kauwhata, Ohtnewai. Huntly, Taupirt, Defence Siding, Ngaruawahia, Horotlu and Frankton Junction. Passengers from stations Westfleld Junction to Tironui inclusive for stopping stations south of Papakura will require to travel by 7.14 p.m." Auckland-Papakura train and transfer at Fapakura to the 7.55' Auckland-Hamilton train. :13