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Auckland Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue 230, 28 September 1943, Page 6

AMUSEMENTS EVERYBODY'S TALKING ABOUT WHAT CHARLES STRICKLAND THINKS ABOUT WOMEN! DAILY — 11 — 2 — 5 — 8. ilin Flan at rl | 111 and Beee's, Theatre I'll'! Queen Street. CENTURY ||B^ Queen Street — Phone 42-169. Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. — Deaf Aids — Centrally Heated — A Picture As Great As the Famous Novel! W. SOMERSET MAUGHAM'S "The MOON and SIXPENCE" "The MOON and SIXPENCE" With an Absolutely Perfect Cast. GEORGE HERBERT SANDERS * MARSHALL DORIS DUDLEY — ELENA VERDUGO ALBERT BASSERMAN — ERIC BLORE Shorts include: "The Mask of Nippon,'" Unusual Occupations — Others. A United Artists' Release. Recommended by Censor for Adults. BOOK IN ADVANCE — NO EXTRA COST. rri victory rr v { VICTORY v Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. . — The Theatre Classique — - Situated Corner of Green Lane and Great South Roads. Phone 16-647. TO-NIGHT. WED. & THURS., AT 8. Exciting Romance — Love -- Laughter and 7 Lilting Songs! Presented by the one and only BING CROSBY MARY MARTIN — BASIL RATHBONE In the Delightful "RHYTHM ON THE RIVER" "RHYTHM ON THE RIVER" " RHYTHM ON THE RIVER " "RHYTHM ON THE RIVER" Approved for Universal Exhibition. J CRYSTAL PALACE fk v\ III MOUNT EDEN. Phone 60-573. i\W XJJ TO-NIGHT & WED., AT W Call Out; the Riot Squad. The Panic Is On! STAN OLIVER LAUREL & HARDY The Wizards of Odd, with Dante, the Magician In a Merry Mixture of Mirth' and Magic, 'A HAUNTING WE WILL GO' Approved for Universal Exhibition. — Associate Feature — & DANA ANDREWS — VIRGINIA GILMORE 'BERLIN CORRESPONDENT' Recommended by Censor for Adults. J RIALTO || \|| NEWMARKET. Phone 20-809. J[l 1 nJ FINALLY TO-NIGHT AT 7.45 ]|1 "Deep In the Heart of Texas" THE SONG RAGE OF THE RANGE IN A GREAT NEW ACTION HIT STARRING THE WORLD'S MOST FAMOUS COWBOY, GENE AUTRY - GENE AUTRY With SMILEY BURNETTE In 'HEART Of The RIO GRANDE' Associate Feature — CHESTER MORRIS in the Thrilling Boston Blackie Goes Hollywood Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. EPSOM. Phone 60-142. .TVXIiVXIIIJLN A GUEST NIGHT at 7.45. Richard Carlson, "WEST POINT WIDOW." Fredric March. "VICTORY." Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. ■pkTjV T TJYTTI MT. ALBERT. Phone 36-204 J-'■El' JL/U-A.III To _ n ight & Wed., at 7.45. Lew Ayres. "MARY NAMES THE DAY." June Storey. "GIRLS' TOWN." Both Recommended by censor for Adults. DANCING BALMORAL DANCE CLUB. ZEALANDIA HALL BALMORAL. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT GUS LINDSAY AND HIS ISLANDERS. Roll Up. Admission 1/6 and 2/. Good Supper and Prizes. GRAND DANCE. OLD-TIME AND MODERN. TO-NIGHT LABOUR CLUB PACIFIC BLDG. (Cnr. Queen and Wellesley Sts.) GOOD ORCHESTRA. Monte Carlos. Good Supper. Gents 2/, Ladies 1/6, Men in Uniform Free. ' 28 VICTORY DANCE CLUB. Orange Coronation Ballroom TO-NIGHT AND EVERY TUESDAY AND THURSDAY. TUPU WAKA AND HIS RHYTHMIC ISLANDERS. Roll up and enjoy the most select and happiest crowd- in town. Monte Carlo, 1, 2 and 3 Prizes. Good Supper. Admission: Ladies 1/6, Gents 2/. 28 DO NOT MISS GIGANTIC CARNIVAL . MY -T - FINE DANCE CLUB. ST. SEP.'S HALL Top Khyber Pass (near Miller's Garage). TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY). Modern and Old-time Dancing. Special Military Carnival. Free gift, 10/, Lady and Gent. Special Monte Carlo and Spot Prizes. RHYTHM RASCALS ORCHESTRA. Supper Provided. Admission 2/. Saturday night Our Special Big Carnival. 28 MAORI WAR EFFORT DANCE. MUNICIPAL HALL • • ' NEWMARKET. ' . TO-MORROW NIGHT (WEDNESDAY), September 29, at 8, Cash Prizes, 10/. GOOD STRING BAND. Ballroom numbers interspersed with Polynesian and Maori Items. • 29 KOWHAI 21st BIRTHDAY CELEBRATIONS. GRAND REUNION BALL In Orange Coronation Ballroom On THURSDAY. OCTOBER 14. 1943. Invitations available from Mrs. Tyler. 38, Fowlds Avenue, Sandringham. Proceeds in aid of Memorial Assembly Hall for Kowhal fallen. :2 . :___ :2 POLITICIANS, ELECTORS, After a strenuous campaign enjoy some relaxation. An Excellent Programme. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, BAND HALL (Opp. Druids' HaU), NORLAND STREET. Monte Carlo and Popular Dances. Supper. AUCKLAND CITY BOYS BAND SOCIAL Where Everyone is Made Welcome 29 TO-NIGHT EVERY TUESDAY TO-NIGHT. GAIETY HALL; Surrey Crescent. SURREY SOCIAL CLUB. Select Old-time Dancing. With PARKER'S OLD-TIME ORCHESTRA. Admission 1/6. (Light Supper). Lucky Numbers. Old-time Dancing at its Best. Visitors Welcome. 28 DON'T BE A "WALLFLOWER!" Stamp brings of our moderately priced Home Study Course, teach you all the popular dances at home. Our Easy-to-follow Routine, Text and Footwork Charts quickly teach you at home. LAVELLE SCHOOL OF DANCING, Dept. A. Box 1060, Auckland. T4 SVMONDSVILLE SCHOOL OF MODERN AND OLD-TIME DANCING. 30. SYMONDS ST. CLASSES MONDAY AND THURSDAY, 8 P.M. Private Lessons by Appointment. For particulars, call or PHONE 42-237. MISS SPENCER. TF FRED EDNEY'S Studio, 319, Queen St.—Private Lessons Daily. Modern and Old-time Dancing. Class every Tuesday, 8 p.m.—lnquire Phone 41-615. TH MODERN BALLROOM. — Private Tuition, style, technique. Forces half fee. Victory Dances.—Mavis Tollemache. Epsom. 16-214. TH PUBLIC NOTICES ,—.. ' 5 R E MO VAL NOTICE. HEALTH SUPPLY LTD. (A. J. Pascoe's Herbal Remedies) removed from Karangahape Rd. to Health Food Depot, 20, Queen's Arcade, Auckland, C.l. Phone 40-542. Q :S ON and after October 1, 1943, the name of the Motor Garage and Service Station now trading under the name of GANDY AND SONS, at Howick, will be changed to GANDY'S MOTORS, and business will be owned and conducted by Jack Gandy.—J. A. Gandy. 30