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Auckland Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue 269, 12 November 1943, Page 6

AMUSEMENTS Four Sessions To-day! At 11 a.m. — 2 p.m. — 5 p.m. — 8 p.m. j" Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's Exciting Production ot I. A. R. Wylle's Best Seller! ST. JAMES , THEATRE Direction: Sir Benjamin Fuller. Keep the ending a secret... let others enjoy . . . "KEEPER OF THE FLAME" "KEEPER OF THE FLAME" "KEEPER OF THE FLAME" "KEEPER OF THE FLAME" "KEEPER OF THE FLAME" "KEEPER OF THE FLAME" "KEEPER OF THE FLAME" ~ With SPENCER TRACY And KATHARINE HEPBURN RICHARD WHORF 1 — MARGARET WYCHERLY Excellent Associate .Programme includes: ■■PUSS 'N TOOTS" (M.G...M. Colour Cartoon), "EXOTIC MEXICO" (Fftapatrick Travel), "BRIEF INTERVAL" (M.G.M. Miniature), : And ST. JAMES' AIR MAlk. REVIEW. \ BOOKINGS ARE HEAVY . . . PLAINS AT THE THEATRE. PHONE 32-320 T)A'JZ.,Y FROM 10 A.M. \ Recommended by Censor lor Aduf^a, L_ FULLER THEATRES'] fPRINCE EDWARDI t NEWTON At 1.30 Phone 48-252 ("KING OF TEXAS RANGERS." Ep. 1. at 7 p.m.) M.G.M. Presents— "STAND BY FOR ACTION" "STAND BY FOR ACTION" Starring Robert Taylor Brian Donlevy, Walter Brennan and Marilyn Maxwell. THE MIGHTIEST OF ALL MIGHTY SEA EPICS. Cheers for its heroism! Laughter for its humour! Heart-beat for its thrills. — Supporting Feature — " SMART ALECKS" Featuring the famous East Side Kids. The East Side Kids versus America's Toughest Gangsters! Guess who wins? Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. Plus: Metro News. M.G.M. Coloured Cartoon, Going Places. Gala Matinee To-morrow at 1.30 —Calling ALL KNIGHTS and LADIES. Don't miss this Grand Programme. (1) "STAND BY FOR ACTION," (2) McNally's MUSICAL KIDS, on the Stage. (3) "KING OF TEXAS RANGERS," Ep. 1, (4) "SPY SMASHER." Ep. 6. (5) M.G.M. COL. CARTOON. <6) "GOING PLACES." (7) SHEPPIE AND PHYLLIS. (S) . VOTING-IN NEW MONITORS—by all Club ' Members. ! I BRITANNIA | 3 THREE LAMPS Phone 26-041 7.30 This Evening. r The Mightiest sea epic since "Mutiny on the 5 Bounty." ROBERT BRIAN CHARLES • Taylor Donlevy Laughton ' "STAND BY FOR ACTION" For Action! For Comedy! For Thrills! It's the Picture of the Year. > Recommended by Censor for Adults. — Also Showing —— "Confessions Of Boston Blackie" With • CHESTER MORRIS HARRIETT HILLIARD s Fictions' famous scoundrel in a new mystery, full i of suspense and action. -l Approved for Universal Exhibition. 1 Matinee To-morrow 1.30 e " STAND BY FOR ACTION " f Two Cartoons, Comedy and Serials. ! VICTORIA I _ DEVONPORT Phone 71-683 TO-NIGHT AT 7.30. j The Picture Of The Hour! Spine-tingling drama that leaps from the very headlines of our times! JOHN JOAN PHILIP Wayne Crawford Dorn In Thrilling Romance of the Underworld Revolt. "REUNION IN FRANCE" ' " REUNION IN FRANCE " • "REUNION IN FRANCE" Recommended by Censor for Adults. Associate Programme Includes: THE STORY OF A TOWN AND ITS PEOPLE THAT ARE DEAD, YET LIVING. "WE REFUSE TO DIE " (Unsuitable for Children) ;. Also "MAGIC ALPHABET" (Passing Parade) 2 "PICTURESQUE MASSACHUSETTS" (Travelogue) c Matinee To-morrow at 1.30 p.m. Matinee To-morrow at 1.30 p.m. pCAMEO 1 GREY LYNN Phone 26-408 TO-NIGHT AT 7.15. Alfred Hitchcock who gave us "Rebecca," "Foreign Cor-espondent" and "Suspicion," reveals ■ the thunderbolt story of the man behind your back in— "SABOTEUR " PRISCILLA LANE, Hollywood's most dramatic Actress in "SABOTEUR" ROBERT CUMMINGS zooms to new heights in " SABOTEUR " 3000 miles of tense excitement and suspense. 2 Recommended by Censor f--r Adults. — Associate Feature — ROBERT PAGE, THE ANDREWS SISTERS And BUDDY RICH Orchestra in "HOW'S ABOUT IT" Approved for Universal Exhibition. Cinesound News and Serial "Adventures of Smilin' Jack." Another Popular Matinee For Children Saturday at 1.30 ! Ask Manager for Your Membership Card and Join the Cameo Photo CIub—FREE Studio Portraits of yourself and FREE Theatre Passes for Self and Parents given out each week. PUBI/IC NOTICES PRICE ORDERS ISSUED. No. 168, POTATOES.—Main crop (amends Order 127) making growers' prices from 29/10 to 30/11/43 per ton. South Island grown: Sutton's Supreme and King Edward, £11 10/; other varieties, £11 f.o.b.s.i. South Island. North : Island grown: £13 10/ f.0.r.5.i., grower's station. For "tagged" varieties 10/ may be added. No 169. BUTTER, per lb.—Creamery, salted 1/6, unsalted l/6>,2. Whey 1/5. Dairy Butter 1/4 Where a retailer incurs freight charges he may add proportionate part of such freight. No.. 170. 42in Woolpacks.—Delivered by retailer at ports of Auckland. Wellington, Lyttelton, Timaru, Dunedin or Bluff, 7/ each, ex store; elsewhere 7/ ex store plus proportionate part of freight charges into store. No. 171, MAIZE. —Growers' prices to other than wholesalers: Per bushel, October 5/10. November 5/11, December 6/, January and February 6/1, March to June 6/2, delivery f.o.b.s.i. at Gisborne, Opotiki, Whakatane or Tauranga; elsewhere f.o.r.s.i. grower's station. Growers' prices to wholesalers, the foregoing prices less 5 per cent Wholesalers' prices: October 5/10, November 5/11, December 6/, January and February 6/1, March to June 6/2. On application special prices maybe approved for special samples and varieties to be sold exclusively for seed purposes. No. 172. VEGETABLES (amending No. 146).— Swedes sold by retail during October to January elsewhere than in North Island or Nelson or Marlborough Provincial Districts, Hid per lb. 12 ONEHUNGA PERPETUAL LAND, BUILDING AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY. Special Meeting of the Onehunga Perpetual Land, Building and Investment Society to be held at the offices of the Society, Queen Street, Onehunga, on FRIDAY. 3rd DECEMBER, 1943. at 7.30 p.m. The object of the meeting is to alter the rules of the society so as to permit the office of secretary asor treasurer being held by a person who is a director of the society. Dpted this 29th day of October, 1943. I. J. SUTHERLAND, Vice-Piesident. N. A. CHING. 12 Secretary. POULTRY FOR SALE i SETTINGS, 8.0. and W.L., excellent laying strain; 7 ; 6.—Akarana Ave., Mt. Roskill Term. 12 \