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Auckland Star, Volume LXXV, Issue 213, 8 September 1944, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS .NOW SHOWING! Both Big Attractions at All S.essions To-day! MAJESTIC Dir.: Fuller Theatres Corporation. Ltd. Phone 43-210 Continuous from 11 a.m. to 7.15 PJB* 7.45 — EVENING SESSION — 7.40 2 — Spine-Tingling Chillers — 2 MISTRESS OF MURDER VERSUS THE MASTERS OF MYSTERY BASIL RATHBONE As "SHERLOCK HOLMES'" NIGEL BRUCE As "DR. WATSON" GALE SONDERGAARD "THE SPIDER WOMAN" "THE SPIDER WOMAN" "THE SPIDER WOMAN" "THE SPIDER WOMAN" Trapped in the Deadly Web of a Silken Killer! The Crime Wizards in the NEWEST and WEIRDEST of all their Amazing Adventures! — Second Attraction — EXCITING DRAMA! CHOCKFUL OP THRILLS! CHILLS — LAUGHTER! Richard Arlen — Andy Devine IN "A DANGEROUS GAME" "A DANGEROUS GAME" "A DANGEROUS GAME" Programme Recommended More Suitable for Adults TO-NIGHT AT 7.45 P.M., A ROARING BROADSIDE OP THRILLS! Don Winslow of the Coastguard Episode 5— < a FLAMING TARGET" RESERVE OR COME EARLY TO-NIGHT? Direction: Kerrldge Theatres (throughout [STATE"] j STATE 1 7.30 TO-NIGHT — SAT.. 1.30 & 7.30. A GREAT PICTURE!! Like Dasres torn from "The Arabian Nights." Magnificent in its Inspired Conception. "40 THOUSAND HORSEMEN" "40 THOUSAND HORSEMEN" "40 THOUSAND HORSEMEN" A Brilliant Australian Cast.* A Story of the Greatest Cavalry Force in History, the Australian Light Horse. Also: The Most Romantic Riot Since Eve Gave Adam the Applesauce. CHARLES LAUGHTON; DEANNA DURBIN In "IT STARTED WITH EVE" "IT STARTED WITH EVE" A Sparkling Screen Treat . . . Laughter to Banish the Blues. Both Recommended More for Adults. Direction: Kerridge Theatres (throughout N.Z.) 1.30. 7.30 p.m. VOGUE I ' 3o ' 7 ' 30 P,m * Auckland'*! Most Modern. Popular. Intimate Theatre Karangahape Road.' Phone 43-003. I Breathless Excitement of Roaring Lumber Camps amidst the Majesty and Grandeur of the Forest. All in Blazing Technicolcur!! « THE FOREST RANGERS " " THE FOREST RANGERS "* " THE FOREST RANGERS " FRED MACMURRAY, PAULETTTE GODDARD. Also, a New Tarzan. The Best Yet. SENSATIONAL! EXCITING! " Tarzan's Secret Treasure " " Tarzan's Secret Treasure " " Tarzan's Secret Treasure " Johnny WEISS MULT ,m. Maureen O'SUI-UVAN. Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. GRAND VICTORY CONCERT TOWN HALL MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, Jndex the Auspices of the National Broadcasting Service. HENRI PENN ENGLISH PIANIST. MARY PRATT NEW ZEALAND CONTRALTO. INIA TE WIATA BASS BARITONE And IYA ORCHESTRA, Conducted by Harold Baxter. Henri Penn. in association with the Orchestra, ! will present The -Warsaw Concerto BOX PLAN AT LEWIS'EADY. LTD.—NOW OPEN Prices: 5/, 4/, 2/6. PROCEEDS IN AID PATRIOTIC FUNDS. 8 UNITED SERVICES VICTORY! BALL j I TOWN HALL. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29. 1944. 8 j THE TROCADERO : Open 7 p.m. DINE AND DANCE (Opp. Towd Hall), AUCKLAND'S EXCLUSIVE DANCE AND f SUPPER LOUNGE. Phone 30-645. No Phone Reservations Kept After 9 p.m. Dress or Uniform Absolutely Essential Saturday Night. 9

1 THIS WEEK'S NAVY WEEK PROGRAMME SPECIAL VICTORY LOAN EFFORT TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY)— BALL AT TOWN HALL. All proceeds devoted to Purchase of War Bonds in the name of the N.Z. NAVAL BENEVOLENT FUND, the Navy's only charitable organisation. Tickets 15/ Double. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) — TO-MORROW, FROM 1 P.M. TO 6 P.M., IS "VISITORS' DAY" AT THE DEVONPORT NAVAL DOCKYARD. (Entrance Free.) • For the first time since the war began the Public is invited to inspect the Devonport Naval Dockyard. Special Service of j Ferries to and from the Dockyard direct. TO THE DOCKYARD: 1.45 p.m., 2.30 p.m., 3.10 p.m., j 3.50 p.m., 4.30 p.m. and 5.30 p.m. FROM THE DOCKYARD: 2.50 p.m., 3.3 0 p.m., 4.10 p.m., 4.50 p.m. and 6 p.m. I; Visitors may also travel by the ordinary Devonport Ferry, jl but this does NOT call directly at the Dockyard. || Attractive Programme arranged for the many thousands of j Aucklanders expected. The Public will be permitted to see how New Zealand sailors ;j sleep and live on station. H.M.S. Philomel will be open for ; inspection. Scottish Trawlers and any other naval craft &i port Will welcome visitors, there will be a continuous screening of j Naval Feature Films, the new Canteen will be open, a Diver will " go below " at intervals of 30 minutes, Well-drilled Squads will give Displays of Fire and other exercises, a Breeches Buoy j will operate from a cliff face, and all ranks will exert themselves in making the afternoon a success. Wrens will take a prominent | part, and Refreshments will be served in the Institutes. Cameras will NOT be permitted. i A feature of the afternoon will be a Hunt for a Hidden War Bond by means of driving in numbered stakes at points within an indicated area. Remember, It's "VISITORS' DAY" TO-MORROW ! AT THE DEVONPORT NAVAL DOCKYARD BE PREPARED TO BUY A BOND.