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Auckland Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue 201, 25 August 1943, Page 6

AMUSEMENTS THREE SESSIONS: 11.0. 2.0 and 8 p.m. EMBASSY c. Williamson's Intimate Theatre. * Paramount Pictures Present "The Major And The Minor' "The Major And The Minor ■ " The Major And The Minor ' Delightful Nonsense made for Laughing Purposes Only! Ginger Rogers—Ray Milland Rita Johnson—Robert Benchlej * EXCELLENT SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. * Plans at Embassy—Ph. 32-66 C Approved for Universal Exhibition. V~n 111 ||II!!llllillIII!lllllllll!Hllilll!l!lll| ||||! lIV STRAND| I ill iil||!l!l!l!lllllii!!!!l!llll(!lllllillll! ill! [j Direction: Civic Theatre. Ltd. I I Four Sessions Daily II — 2 — 5 — 8 o'clock Prices: 1/ to 2/10. Reserves from 1/6. Children Half Price to All Sessions excepting Saturday and Holiday Nights. Plans at Theatre. Phone 43-114. As Exciting an Entertainment as You've Seen. " CASABLANCA " " CASABLANCA " " CASABLANCA M A Warner Bros.' Production With HUMPHREY BCGART INGRID BERGMAN PAUL HENREID CLAUDE RAINS CONRAD VEIDT PETER LORRE SYDNEY GREENSTREET. \ll together in the City that Rocked the World. Recommended by Censor for Adults. The Selected Shorts Include: " U.S. NAVY BAND " Playing At Lincoln's Memorial. " HUNTING DOGS AT WORK " All in Beautiful Technicolour. And Latest Paramount Air Mail News. 1(11 A QrpAp 111 I DOMINION ROAD I 111 J- V_/ XV jI | | Telephone 61-433 To-night at 8 :: Variety Session. 7.30. Jane Withers —John Sutton in " A VERY YOUNG LADY ' Frank Craven. Eileen O'Hearn in " THE RICHEST MAN IN TOWN " Both Approved for Uhiversal Exhibition. STALLS, 6d :: CrRCLE, 9d HIS MAJESTY'S An Unparalleled Attraction "EIGHT SHARP" Presents the Richest. Newest and Most Varied Entertainment the Stage has known in years. NEXT SATURDAY Afternoon AND - NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT (OPENING GALA PERFORMANCES) AND FOR A BRIEF SEASON. STAN LAWSON Supported by TONY REX (popular Baritone of the Kiwis Revue Party, home on furlough from Egypt). TUI KORTHEY. Brilliant Revue Artist. GWENDA BURT, a Dashing Comedienne, and a Brand New Company of Singers. Dancers, Comedians. Ballerinas and Specialty Stars in the London Intimate Revue "EIGHT SHARP" Which has been the rage of London for the past three seasons. Produced by STAN LAWSON. Musical Director: FRANK POORE. Box Plans are now open at Lewis Eady. Ltd.Evening Prices: D.C. and R.S., 5/6: Unreserved Stalls. 4 : Gallery, 1/6: Early Door Gallery 6c jxtra. Matinees: 4/. 3/. 2/ and 16. Children I/, 1/6 and 1/. All prices plus tax. PAXCIXG TOTAL PROFITS FROM TO-NIGHT'S DANCI PRESENTED TO LOCAL MILITARY CAMP TC PROVIDE COMFORTS FOR THE BOYS. MY-T-FINE DANCE CLUB ST. SEP.'S HALL, TOP KHYBER PASS (near Miller's Garage) TO-NIGHT — WEDNESDAY SPECIAL MILITARY CARNIVAL. HALF OLD-TIME. HALF MODERN. Special Monte Carlo and Spot Waltz Prizes. Free Gift. 10/. Lady and Gent. COME TO-NIGHT AND SING AND DANCE With Rhythm Rascals Orchestra Supper Provided. Admission 2/. N.B.—BIG CARNIVAL NIGHT SATURDAY NIGHT 21 MONDAY, WEDNESDAY ANE SATURDAY NIGHT 2/ 2/ ORANGE CORONATION BALLROOM TOP OF SYMONDS STREET. EMBASSY DANCE CLUB Presents Ted Croad and His Band New Zealand's No. 1 Dance Band and the Voices o Miss Flo White. Monte Carlo 1. 2, 3 Prizes. Supper Provided. MAC BROWN. M.C. THE DANCE OF DISTINCTION. 2. MAKE EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT YOUR DANCE NIGHT AT THE ORANGE CORONATION BALLROOM With Forrest Walker & His Orchestrs (Of Eight Players and Vocalist) This Friday Night (at 10.30) the managemen ha\e pleasure in presenting Mr. Arthur Pell am Thf-o^'r 3 , 1 fobbing in a demonstration Tango i' t 11 ! 6 dancers have just concluded a. ver successful season at. His Majesty's Theatre. Dance Always At THE BEST SHOW IN TOWN. Admission 2/ and 2/6. 2j Manager, J. HASSAN. THE AUCKLAND MOTOR YACHT CLUB'S HAPPY HOURS. DANCE WESTHAVEN CABARET CURRAN ST. EXTENSION, HERNE BAY. SATURDAY, AUGUST 28 Admission 2/6. Good Supper _ A GRAND NIGHT FOR ALL With a rendering the s S Return' 11.15 p.m. (connects last trams) also at midnight' Reservations: Phone 42-974; Evenings and Saturday, 81-644. AUCKLAND CITY BOYS' BANE SOCIAL AND DANCE. THURSDAY, AUGUST 26. S r Nl M«te'^ar,^v«S^ Servicemen invited. A Night of Enjoyment. 25 Committee A.c.8.8. DRUIDS' HALL, NEWTON. TO-NIGHT TUI OLD-TIME DANCE. Music by Our Popular Unexcelled Orchestra. Monte Carlo. Spot Waltz, Supper. Admission 1/6. Direction. E. E. McLEAN. WOUNT ALBERT RUGBY LEAGUE WELCOME HOME DANCE For our returned boys on furlough from Middle East. SATURDAY. AUGUST 28. AT 3 P.M. At MR= I?' Sm GE = S HALL. KINGSLAND. H. WOOD, Sec. Ladies' Social Committer 25 » A N C E TO-NIGHT. MASONIC HALL. Upper St. Novelty Dances, Prizes. Good. Floor. Supper and Music. Double 2/6, Single J-*fi. *' ' V