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Auckland Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue 294, 11 December 1943, Page 10

■ AMTJSEMEXTS . The Year's Miracle Musical Hit! "SECOND CHORUS" To-day! — To-day! mTTeTtTc A Fuller Theatre. Phone 43-210. CONTINUOUS 11 AM TO 7.15 P.M. EVENING SESSION ..45 P.M. Paramount Pictures present F r ed Paulette ASTAIRE GODDARD The King of Dance has a^'^'Romance! Tu P nes u the " SECOND 6 CHORUS " "SECOND CHORUS" "SECOND CHORUS Artie Shaw Orchestra CHAS fuTTroWOfITH - BURGESS MEREDITH 3 — Latest Song Hits —■ d Greatest Novelty Number._ MUSIC! SONGS? n DANciNG! ROMANCE! — Associate Feature — Flßht,n » " Chester Morris"* Richard Arlen And JIMMY LYDON. A Paramount Picture! No Telephone Reservations Saturdajs. I ~ CINEMA :: REMUERA I TUDOR J Ph. 24-749. 10-night at 8.15 MARSHA HUNT and RICHARD CARLSON "AFFAIRS OF MARTHA" A Lively, Bright Comedy Full of Surprises! ALSO: Latest Newsi-cel. "The Greenly' JNovcUy . -Do. Trouble" CCarrcW Self-^ence Approved lor Universal Exhibition. ■■ n ATTPTV"I CINEMA :: TAKAPUNA I GAlHiil I Ph.7B-465. To-nlßht at 8. William Powell. HeTy Lamarr. Ensil Rathbone in " CROSS ROADS " Mystery Comedy. Recommended by Censor for Adults. fSWNDALE"] T M n on ht 7.4 a s nd The Ritz Bios., " HI YA CHUM " . and George Brent and Martha Scott in ■• THEY DARE NOT LOVE " Recommended by Censor for Adults. I QTT? A Mil I ONEHDNGA I b 1 KAIN LJ I Phone 54-380 To-night and Monday at 8. " WHEN JOHNNY COMES MARCHING HOME " Rudy Vallee. Ann Miller "TIME OUT FOR RHYTHM Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. i^ißKE^l^xt^^Hsr 7 Abbott and Costello in Their Newest Fun-riot. '■ WHO DONE IT? " Killers and Cops. Girls and Gaiety. Recommended by censor for Adults. Big Supporting Programme. Lionel Bariymore. Donna Reed. Phflii) Dorn in " CALLING DR. GILLESPIE " Your favourite man in white tries to cure a broken heart and meets a murder? . Prlscilla Lane. Betty Field. Richard Whorf in " BLUES IN THE NIGHT " Both Recommended by Censor :'or Adults. fLIBERTEI P A Pifone N 43 E 78o L L ' TO-NIGHT AT 7.30 TO-NIGHT Bob Hope, Madeleine Carroll in "MY FAVOURITE BLONDE " Gloria Jean. Donald O'Conner in " NEVER BEEN KISSED " Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. royal i Ki z° n Mt*r TO-NIGHT AT 7.30 TO-NIGHT Ginger Rogers, Cary Grant " ONCE UPON A HONEYMOON " Recommended by Censor for Adults. Frank Morgan. Kathryn Grayscn in " THE VANISHING VIRGINIAN " Approved for Universal Exhibition. I XTTVTP'Q I NORTH COTE I XVIIN VJ O I Phones 27-972. 18-455 Henry Fonda, Maureen O'Hara in "THE IMMORTAL SERGEANT." Aduit Recommendation. James Crnie Lucille Ball in "THE VALLEY OF THE SUN." Approved tor Universal Exhibition. HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE A UNIQUE ENTERTAINMENT SATURDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING DECEMBER 18 Grand South Sea Island Festival 100 PERFORMERS 100 Including a Bevy of Young and Beautiful Island Girls. All native artists in their magnificent regalia, presenting the Unique Kava Ceremony, the fierce and terrifying N-tfo Oti Dance, Wonderful Specialist's and the Maori Performers' will introduce the Kaka War Dances. The people of Auckland, also the visiting troops, must take this opvonunliy to witness what will undoubtedly prove the best and most spectacular show ever seen in Auckland. Box Plans at Lewis Eady Ltd. Prices: 4'. 3/ and 1,6. No jax. 11 AUCKLAND SOCIETY OF ARTS (Inc.). Summer Exhibition DECEMBER 2 TO 23.

Between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. At CLUB ROOMS. VICTORIA ARCADE. Admission Free -__ :20 ELAM SCHOOL OF ART. ANNUAL EXHIBITION. TUESDAY, Dec. 14. WEDNESDAY. Dec. 15. 10 a.m. to -1.30 p.m. and 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. OLD GRAMMAR SCHOOL BUILDING. Symonds Street. Admission Free. 14 IXDOOR SPOUTS WRESTLING WRESTLING TOWN HALL MONDAY ANOTHER THRILLING CONTEST. LOFTY BLOMFIELD V. KEN KENNETH The last meeting of these two rivals was described as the most spectacular bout of the season but unfortunately it had a most unsatisfactory ending In the seventh round after obtaining a "fall each both men went over the ropes and rolled on to the floor of the hall, and being unable to return to the ring in the required time the match was declared a draw. Both contestants are dissatisfied with the result, and at their -ureent request it has been decided to rematch them so that they can prove beyond doubt who is the No. 1 Wrestler of New Zealand. PROFESSIONAL PRELIMINARY F. BORIC V. BILL McIVOR. These two top-ranking younger Professionals are great favourites of the public. Their variety of holds and rugged type of wrestling provides the type of bout which keeps the crowd on its toes. SPECIAL AMATEUR PRELIMINARIES. DON'T MISS THIS OUTSTANDING PROGRAMME Be sure of your seat by booking at Re B . Lewis'. Ltd., Corner of Queen and Fort Streets. Box Plan Now Open. jj MEETINGS AUCKLAND LADIES' BENEVOLENT SOCIETY A Meeting of Members, Subscribers and Friends will be held on TUESDAY. ' December 14, at 4 p.m., at the VICTORIA LEAGUE ROOMS, Pacific Building, Wellesley Street East. All interested in the work of the Society are cordially invited to attend. < R. L. STEWART, Acting-Secretary. AUCKLAND DISTRICT LABOURERS* AND RELATED TRADES INDUSTRIAL UNION OF WORKERS. A Special Meeting of the Union will be held in the Union Office, Union Bank Building Karangahape Road, on FRIDAY, 17th December at 7.30 p.m. to adopt the following resolution:— "That the amendments to the rules p.s submitted be adopted and forwarded to the Registrar for registration." ~ " E. F. BRADLEY, « Secretary. DENTISTS BRIDGE R, Dentist. 98. KARANGAHAPE ROAD. Five Doors from Upper Queen Street (above Balfour Irvine) T. E. BRIDGER. Phone 49-323. Premises Closed December 25 to January 12 HS Printed and Published tor the Proprietors New Zealand Newspapers. Limited, oy Ambrose Charle= Pawson, of 67, Hamilton Road. Publisher, at the Office ol thp Company Shortlsud Street. Auckland " SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1943