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Auckland Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue 198, 21 August 1943, Page 10

AMUSEMENTS i FOUR SESSIONS TO-DAY! AT 11 A.M. — 2 P.M. — 5 P.M. — 8 P.M. Join the crew of the tough little Destroyer WARREN?" Get behind an •»"-««•« iTiin on the deck when a Jap. dive-bomoer fs headed straight for you ... Enjoy oceans of hearty laughs at ... ST. JAMES' THEATRE Direction: Sir Benjamin Fuller. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's Fast Moving Naval Story . . . "STAND BY FOR ACTION!" "STAND BY FOR ACTION!" "STAND BY FOR ACTION!" "STAND BY FOR ACTION!" — With — ROBERT TAYLOR CHARLES LAUGHTON BRIAN DONLEVY - WALTER BRENNAN MARILYN MAXWELL Excellent Associate Programme ' Plans at the Theatre. Phone 32-920. Recommended by Censor for Adults. ST. JAMES' OPEN SUNDAY ST. JAMES' OPEN SUNDAY At the Request of the Authorities and for the Entertainment of the Forces in Uniform and Civilian Friends. ST. JAMES' THEATRE will be open next SUNDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING at 2 p.m. - TWO SESSIONS - 7.45 Doors Open at 1.15 and 7 p.m. PRESENTING ABOVE PROGRAMME IN TOLL. Seats May Be Booked In Advance. ] rfrrrnTYß f CINEMA :: REMUERA I IUI-'vIV I Pn . 24-749. To-night at 8 SABU in Rudyard Kipling's Famous Story: "JUNGLE BOOK " A Brilliant Alexander Korda English Picture. All in Colour! ALSO , Latest Newsreel. Nazi Japan (World in Action) Approved for Universal Exhibition. 1 ft a TTrrpV" i CINEMA :: TAKAPUNA I uAlill 1 X i PllonD 78-465. To-night « Monty Woolley and Bette Davis In the Great Comedy " THE MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER " Recommended by Censor for Adults. I AVONDALEI To_nls a h t t ££ Mon- ' Constance Bennett and JcfTery Lynn in " LAW OF THE TROPICS " Also " MYSTERY SHIP " Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. I n rpp A M r> I ONEHUNGA I b 1 Xt A IN U I p nonc 54.380 To-night and Monday at 8. Bud Abbott. Lou Costello " RIO RITA " " MADAME SPY " Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. I BIRKENHEAD | ™*™™*~ Claudette Colbert. Ray Milland in "SKYLARK " This bird flies high and has lots of fllßhty fun. A Great Comedy. Recommended by Censor for Adults. 1 ambassador! t\T:T : Laurel and Hardy in " A CHUMP AT OXFORD " Approved for Universal Exhibition. Lew Ayrc-s. Laraine Day in " FINGERS AT THE WINDOW " 1 T TT3TTT? r rTr , i p a r n e l l I JjliJiJilxliii I Pnone 43 . 739 TO-NIGHT AT 7.30 TO-NIGHT Ray Milland. Paillette Ooddaxd In " REAP THE WILD WIND " " CONFIRM OR DENY " Don Ameche and Joan Bennett. Both Recommended by censor ror Adults. I "\TTP"W DAVAT T KINGSLAND I JN.Ii.Vy KUIAL I Phone 62 . 491 TO-NIGHT AT 7.30 TO-NIGHT Dorothy Lamour. Richard Denning in " BEYOND THE BLUE HORIZON " Approved for Universal Exhibition. Pat O'Brien. George Raft, Janet Blair In " BROADWAY " Recommended by Censor for Adults. [KING'S THEATRE! TZZ. Commencing at 7.45 p.m. Charlie Clapham In " MY WIFE'S FAMILY." Recommended for Adults. And Tim. Holt in a thrilling drama. " THUNDERING HOOFS." Approved for Uni. Exhibition. LECTURES ANNOUNCING FREE HEALTH TALKS For Coming Week By Popular Public Educator. MAUREEN MORRIS ALEXANDER First Floor. Brunswick Bldg.. 174. Oueen Street. Commencing 2 p.m. Sharp, WOMEN ONLY. TUESDAY—"Overcoming Digestive Troubles." WEDNESDAY—" 'Nerves' Arising from Faulty Metabolism." THURSDAY—"Diet For Sinusitis." FRlDAY—"Kidney Disorders." • Four Lectures each and every week and all different. Brimful of sound, practical knowledge. No Children Admitted. Collection. SPECIAL FEATURE—the "Questions and Answers" Session. Hear the most authoritative and experienced Public Speaker in New Zealand to-day on Scientific Nutrition—a Pioneer without a Peer in this field of work. YOU OWE IT TO YOURSELF TO INVESTIGATE AMAZING REVELATIONS ON DIET AND HEALTH. PACKED HALLS DAILY necessitate coming early to secure a seat. Do this and avoid disappointment. Appointments Phone 42-124. 21 " THE SCIENCE OF HEALTHY LIVING." EDUCATIONAL LECTURE AND PHYSICAL DEMONSTRATION. By MATTHEW ALACH, Late Associate Worker of DR. ULRIC WILLIAMS. TWO AND A HALF HOURS' OF PRACTICAL INSTRUCTION Will be given on the Basi; Principles of Health, showing how every individual can regain and maintain Perfect Health by practising these principles. Here for the first time is offered to the Public a Complete SCIENCE OF HEALTH by the man who has devoted his life to its Study and Practice, and who is himself a Superlative Example of HEALTHY LIVING. Don't miss the opportunity to avail- yourself of this most important education. Be early! LEWIS EADY HALL, TUESDAY. AUGUST 24, 8 P.M. Admission 1/6. 23 EDUCATION'S CHALLF.NGE TO RELIGION. Lecturer: MRS. A. J. LAPTHORNE. SUNDAY. AUGUST 22. 7.30 P.M. In the FABIAN CLUB ROOMS. 3, Queen Street (Upstairs). Rationalist Association. Members and Friends Welcome. Plea.se Note.—Social and Dance will be held in the Fabian Club Room, Tuesday. August 24 7.30 p.m. You are cordially invited. 21 VICTORIA LEAGUE, PACIFIC BUILDING. Wellesley Street. TUESDAY. AUGUST 24. 10.30 a.m. Mornlne Tea and Lecture By the REV. JAMES L. GRAY. Subject: " THE PROBLEM OF INDIA." Levy 1/.' Public invited. , 21 " SPRINGTIME IN HOLLAND " AFTERNOON TRAVEL TALK By ELSIE K. MORTON. Come and See the Beauty of Holland's Famous Bulb Fields: her Ancient Cities, Canals and Windmills; Amsterdam and The Hague before the Nazi Invasion. LEWIS EADY HALL, WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST 25. 2.30 p.m. Admission 1/6. Reserves Lewis Eady. Ltd.. 2/. 24 N. Z. PEOPLE'S UNIVE3SITT. (Incorporated). SUNDAY, AUGUST 22. At 2.45 p.m.—Speaker: Mr. B. BECKERLEG, LL.B. Subject: "The Need for the Emancipation of Women." Dis;ussion. No, 3. Quee:> Street. S RADIANT HEALTH CLUB, Unity Hall. 323, Queen the People." All' welcome. ' ' ° S "2J BUILPIXG LAWN ROLLERS, ALL SIZES. 49-55, FEDERAL STREET. ORNAMENTAL ARCHES, GATES AND FENCING. w. wiLsc:-; limited, j Blacksmiths snd Engineer*. Electric and I Acetone Welders. ' I Phone 45-541. S