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

AMUSKMBXTB 4th Week! At 11.0, 2.0, 5.0 and 8 p.m. * REGENT J. C. Williamson Picture Corp., Ltd. ATTEND A DAYTIME SESSION Paramount'.*? All-Star All-American Musical Comedy Never before in this history of motion pictures « has a film included as many great stars THERE ARE 48 OF THEM " Star Spangled Rhythm " " Star Spangled Rhythm " " Star Spangled Rhythm " GREATEST ALL-STAR CAST EVER ASSEMBLED Including EING CROSBY. 808 HOPE. FRED MacMURRAY. FRANCHOT TONE, RAY MILLAND. VICTOR MOORE. DOROTHY lAMOUIi. PAULIiiiL UODDARD, VERA ZORINA. MARY, MARTIN DICK POWELL. BETTY HUTTON EDDIE BRACKEN. VERONICA LAKE, ALAN LADD, ROCHES! ER —and more and more. Flans at Regent. Flione 32-888 Approved for Universal Exhibition. [[fuller theatres] f PRINCE EDWARD "j NEWTON 7.30 Phone 48-252 You will keep the flame of this drama an unforgettable memory. SPENCER TRACY KATHARINE HEPBURN In Their Greatest Triumph Together. •' KEEPER OF THE FLAME " " KEEPER OF THE FLAME " Don't give away the startling ending l Let others enjoy the suspense. Recommenced by Censor ior Adults. — A Iso — " ALL BY MYSELF" " ALL BY MYSELF " With ROSEMARY LANE PATRIC KNOWLES A Merry Mad Mlxup of Music and Mates. Recommended by Censor lor Adults. A Special March of Time. *• SIIOW BIZ AT WAR " With Bob Hope and Your Favourite Stars. PLUS: (1) Metro News. (2) Brief Interval (M.G.M. Miniature). (3) Puss in Boots (M.G.M. Colour Cartoon). [-3RITANNIA~I THREE LAMPS Phone 26-041 7.30 This Evening. Here's Grand Week-end Entertainment. JOAN CRAWFORD. MELVYN DOUGLAS In j " They All Kissed The Bride " With Roland Young. Billie Burke, Allen Jenkins. A Gay, Happy, Joyous Picture with all the comedy stars you like. — Second Attraction — Six Laugh SUrs. Five Song Stars. Two Orchestras in "FOLLOW THE BAND " LEO CARRILLO. LEON ERROL. MARY BETH HUGHES And a host ol others giving you all the best acts of stage and radio. Both Approved lor Universal Exhibition. j VICTORIA j DEVONPORT Phone 71-683 TO-NIGHT AT 7.30. LAUGHS! THRILLS! SPECTACLE! In Paramount's Technicolour Triumph. FRED PAULETIE SUSAN Mac Murray Goddard Hay ward In " THE FOREST RANGERS" " THE FOREST RANGERS" Approved lor Universal Exhibition. Brian Veronica Alan DONLEVY LAKE LADD " THE GLASS KEY " Recommended by Censor for Adults. [ CAMEO | GREY LYNN Phone 26-406 TO-NIGHT AT 7.30. (Serial 7 p.m.) " WHITE CARGO " HEDY LAMARR and WALTER PIDGEON. (Definitely Unsuitable for Children) " THE SPOILERS " MARLENE DIETRICH. RANDOLPH SCOTT And JOHN WAYNE. Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. Cinesound News and Serial "Texas Rangers." SPECIAL FEATURETTE: "Plans for Destruction." | Commentator Lewis Stone. CIVIC WINTERGARDENS DANCING i MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY NIGHTS— Exclusively lor Officers and Their Guests. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS— All Lovers ol Correct Dancing Invited. BERT PETERSEN'S RADIO ORCHESTRA Ol 10 Star Players, with Floor Show by the Civic Ballet. Reg. Maddams at the Wurlitzer. OUTDOOR SPOUTS Kohimarama Yacht Club (Incorporated) CRUISING RACE TO AWAROA BAY. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 2G. GENERAL HANDICAP, open to any Yatch 18ft and over. Starting 3 p.m. ofl Kohimarama Wharf. Cash Prizes. First £3. second £2. third £1. Entrance fee ,V per boat. Entries close at John Burns & Company, 5 p.m. Wednesday, February 2.1, and at C. H. Rogers. 20. Kohimarama Road (phone 51-330) till 8 p.m. 21 C. H. ROGERS, Hon. Secretary. rr. CHEVALIER SAILING CLUB.—A Special General Meeting of the above will be held in the clubhouse. Joan Street. Pt. Chevalier, on TUESDAY. February 22, 1944, at 8 o'clock. Business: Picnics, general.—E. Boyd, Hon. Sec. 19 rONSONBY UNITED RUGBY LEAGUE. ANNUAL MEETING. FEB. 28 1944 LEYS INSTITUTE. 7.30 p.m. Business: Confirmation of minutes; treasurer's report: election of officers: general Players and Supporters Cordially Invited. 19 BEST RACQUET RESTRINGING, 86 to 30/ — Watts Sports Depot, Exchange Lane. 45-412, N