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Auckland Star, Volume LXXV, Issue 42, 19 February 1944, Page 10

AMUSEMENTS Air-Conditioned. Direction: Civic Theatre, Ltd. Four Sessions Daily—ll a.m., 2 p.m., 5 p.m., 8 p.m. Prices: 1/ to 3/4. Deaf Aids Available. Box Plans at Theatre. Phone 30-100. — NOW SHOWING — Henry Bellamann's Best Seller, "KING'S ROW" "KING'S ROW" (The Town They Talked Of In Whispers) From the Studios of the Masters, Warner Bros., Featuring Ann Sheridan - Ronald Reagan ROBERT CUMMINGS — BETTY FIELD CLAUDE RAINS — CHAS. COBURN NANCY COLEMAN — KAAREN VERNE MARIA OUSPENSKAYA —• JUDITH ANDERSON HARRY DAVENPORT — ERNEST COSSART "KING'S ROW " " KING'S ROW" Is Recommended by Censor for Adults. On the Same Programme: The Top-ranking Technicolour Featurette * " RHAPSODY IN RIVETS " CIVIC OPEN SUNDAY Afternoon Evening 2.30 7.45 The Above Programme will be shown in its entirety. SEATS ON SALE IN ADVANCE. [BERKELEY] This Evening at Eight o'clock. Fay Bainter, Edward Arnold, Richard Ney in " War Against Mrs. Iladley " The story of an American "Mrs. Miniver." A Splendid Drama ot Great Human Interest. Approved for Universal Exhibition. Air Mail News (Italy, Road to Rome), etr. Box Office open continuously from 11.30 a.m. Unpaid Bookings_NOT kept after 7.45_ p.m. rCAPITOL"! B * phone e,L A L This Evening at a Quarter to Eight. Diana Barrymore, Robert Cummings in " BETWEEN US GIRLS " A Real Laugh Tonic for All! Approved for Universal Exhibition. Sidney Blackmer, Byron Foulger in " THE PANTHER'S CLAW " A Clever Scientific Murder Mystery. Recommended by Censor for Adults. Unpa id Bookings NOT kept aftcr 7. 40_ p.m. lIFASTOR iii! d —r To-night at 8 :: Variety Session 7.30 LEW AYRES. LARRAINE DAY In " Fingers At The Window " William Lundigan, Patricia Dane in " NORTH-WEST RANGERS " Both Recommended by Censor lor Adults. MAYFAIR SAN r D hoI I a N O-4°B 2 H AW To-night and Monday Night 7.45. Red Skelton and Ann £oihcrn in " PANAMA H ATT IE " Approved ior Universal Exhibition. Priscilla Lane and Betty Field in " BLUES IN THE NIGHT " Recommended by Censor for Aduits. " Our Gang " "PTT'Tr'PT'IT'QQ ST. HELIER'S X Phone 51-000 To-night at 8. " SWAMP WATER,*' with Walter Brcnnan, Walter Huston. Anne Baxter and Dana Andrews. Recommended lor Adults. AJso, March of Time. "All American Co-ed" (a comedy) j SOUTHERN CROSS | ELLERSLIE. Telephone 17-623 To-night and Monday. "THE MAN WHO CAME 'IU DINNER." Rette Davis. Monty Woolley. Adult Recom. "ATLANTIC CONVOY," Virginia Field, John Beal. Uni. Exhib. CABARET BUI METROPOLE ||f Introducing FREDDIE GORE'S BAND Miles Ahead of All! Admission 2, 6. Phone 42-330. ALFRED FENN. Director. ART GALLERY AND OLD COLONISTS' MUSEUM WELLESLEY AND KITCHENER STREETS. OPEN DAILY. 10 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. Sunday 2 p.m. to 4.30 p.m. A number of the Gallery's most popular pictures including "The Arrival of the Maoris" which were removeu for sale-keeping during the emergency have now been returned to the Gallery and are again on view. ADMISSION FREE. JAMES MELLING, 19 Town Clerk. FOR THAT WEDDING BREAKFAST The Ideal Setting THE BERKELEY LOUNGE By the Sea At MISSION BAY The Most Beautiful Reception Room in Auckland, luxuriously furnished, with piano. electric gramophone, dance floor, etc. Overlooking the Harbour, it is only a few minutes from Queen Street. Particulars: (Day): Modern Theatres. Smith's Building. Albert Street, C.l. Phone 44-370. (Evening): Berkeley Theatre. Mission Bay. Phone 50-22 C. 21 CLEVEDON CLUB CLEVEDON ROAD. OTAHUHU. DANCE and DINE amidst IDEAL SURROUNDINGS The Beautiful Old Fairburn Home is Ideal for Parties. CLUB DANCES WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAY'S. Club Membership is 5/ per annum. SPECIAL LEAP YEAR DANCE—TUES., FEB. 29. For Reservations and Details Phone 16-315 or Clubhouse 2455. WS4