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Auckland Star, Volume LXXV, Issue 217, 13 September 1944, Page 10

I J AMUSEMENTS Long After the Roar of Gu:* Has Died Away — You Wil Remember "THE MOON IS DOWN" Daily 11—2—s—B.5—8. Plan at ,||! Jt|| and Bess's, Theatre Jj|| [|j| Queen Street. CENTURY mp Queea Street — Phone 42-169 Direction: Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. ' 20th Century - Fox Presents John Steinbeck's Literary Masterpiece. "THE MOON IS DOWN" "THE MOON IS DOWN" — Starring — SIR CEDRIC HARDWICKE HENRY TRAVERS — LEE COBB DORIS BO WD EN — MARG. WYCHKRLY. — Short Highlights — "VIVE LA FRANCE" A Tribute to our Gallant Ally, now liberated. — ••CHINA" — Intimate Review o! this Courageous Country. Terrytoon Cartoon — News. Recommended by Censor for Adults. RESERVES COST NO EXTRA. (Tl VICTORY nr _| VICTORY V Direction Araaiaamateo Tneatres Ltd. — The Theatre Classique — COSY AND WARM Situated Corner ol Green Lane and Great South Roads Phone 16-647. TO-NIGHT AND THURS. AT 8. SABOTAGE — SUBMARINES THRILLS ! PATRIOT OR QUISLING? STRANGE HERO OR CUNNING ENEMY? Not even his Wife really knew. RALPH RICHARDSON. ESMOND KNIGHT In the story of two U-Boats. "THE SILVER FLEET" "THE SILVER FLEET" "THE SILVER FLEET" Approved Tor Universal Exhibition. ~!( CRYSTAL PALACE 1,, l| MOUNT EDEN Phone 60-573 |r FINALLY TO-NIGHT AT HAK H' CENTRALLY HEATED 1 Breath-Taking Technicolour SPECTACULAR DANCES. LAVISH PRODUCTION Gay Entertainment! JOHN ("Shores ot Tripoli 0 ) PAYNE CARMEN MIRANDA — ALICE FAYE In the Magical Musical. "WEEK-END IN HAVANA" Associate Feature: ARTHUR LAKE. HUGH HERBERT, "IT'S A GREAT LIFE" Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. .f]|| RIALTO | NEWMARKET Phone 20-809 I' M TO-NIGHT ONLY AT 7AK j> CENTRALLY HEATED 6d — GUEST NIGHT — 6d White Man's Courage v. Redskin Cunning! ' Epic of Frontier Courage when the Red Men ruled the? plains. JAMES CRAIG — LUCILLE BALL SIH CEDRIC HARDWICKE — TOM TYLER "THE VALLEY OF THE SUN" Approved for Universal Exhibition. & KING SISTERS — BERT LAIIR SING YOUR WORRIES AWAY Recommended by Censor lor Adults. T? FIO K!]\TT EPSOM. Phone 60-142 Finally To-night at 7.45 GENE TIERNEY — GEORGE MONTGOMERY, LYNN BARI — VICTOR McLAGLEN In the Powerful Romance . . . "CHINA GIRL" Recommended by Censor for Adults. DF, UTYF! MT " ALBERT. Ph. 38-204 Finally To-night at 7.45 Ann Miller. "WHAT'S BUZZIN'. COUSIN" £: Bill Boyd. "COLT COMRADES" Botn Approved for Universal Exhibition. OUTDOOR SPOUTS PAKURANGA HUNT Point-to-Point Steeplechase SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 16 FIRST EVENT AT 12.45 P.M. PIGEON MOUNTAIN Pakuranga CHILDREN'S SCURRY, for children not under 14 years, with ponies 14 hands and under. Entrants handicapped. Distance to be arranged. No entrance fee. Post entry. (2) LADIES* RACE. (3) JUNIOR MEMBERS' RACE. (4) MEMBERS' RACE. (5) CHILDREN'S STEEPLES, about one mile for children not under 14 years, with ponies 14 hands and under. No entrance fee. Post entry. (6) LADIES* OPEN RACE. (7) OPEN RACE. GOOD RACES EXPECTED. Admission to grounds 2/ each. Children under 15 and all conveyances admitted free. No charge will be made to the farmers and their families over whose farms the hounds hunt, and the committee extends a cordial Invitation to them to be present. Members of the Navy, Military and Air Force in uniform admitted free. ' Hot water provided free of charge. Programmes of events 6d each for sale at gates. No bookmaker, bookmaker's clerk or agent, disqualified or undesirable person will be admitted to the grounds, and if any such person gains admission he will be removed and prosecuted for trespass. Eastern Bus Co. buses leave Bus Terminal for Howick 11.15 a.m. and 12.15 p.m. and Buckland's Beach 12 noon, 12.30 p.m. and 1.45 p.m., returning from Howick at 4.15 p.m. and Buckland's Beach at 4.30 p.m. Return fare 2/3. .ROBT. D. NEAL, 13 Sec. and Treasurer. THAMES JOCKEY CLUB (Incorporated) Spring Race Meeting SATURDAY, SEPT. 23, 1944 ACCEPTANCES for All Events in connection with the above Race Meeting will be received at the Office of Blomfleld and Co., Shortland Street, Auckland, until 5 p.m., and will close with the undersigned at the Club's Office, Pollen Street, Thames; at 8 p.m. on FRIDAY. 15th September, 1944. W. S. CLARK, Secretary. Telephone 10, P.O. Box 7, Thames. 13 HOCKEY AUCKLAND LADIES' HOCKEY ASSOCIATION. North Island Tournament AT MELVILLE PARK ST. ANDREW'S ROAD. THURSDAY, 14th September, at 3 p.m.— Auckland v. Wanganui. Wairarapa v. Poverty Bay. FRIDAY, 15th September at 3 p.m.— Auckland v. Wairarapa. Poverty Bay v. Wanganui. SATURDAY. 16th September— At 1.30 p.m.: Auckland v. Whangarei (Intermediate). At 3 p.m.: Auckland v. Poverty Bay. Wanganui v. Wairarapa. Take the Three Kings tram to Disraeli St. or the Onehunga tram to Kimberley Avenue. 13 E. J. McKAIN, Hon. Sec. PARNELL CRICKET CLUB The Annual Meeting will be held in the OFFICES OF SILKNIT (N.Z.), LTD.. Eden Terrace. TO-MORROW (THURSDAY). SEPTEMBER 14. At 7.30 p.m. All members and Intending Members cordially welcomed. K. H. ROBERTSON, 13 Hon. Secretary. PUPILS WANTED MOTOR DRIVING—B. A. Mayhill, late A.A. [nstructor. Car provided.—Phone 20-644. 13 MAKE MONEY QUICKLY—MAKING ART CRAFT NOVELTIES IN SPARE TIME AT HOME. • Ready Market. Free Outfit Provided. Write NOW tor Free Prospectus. ARTCRAFT STUDIOS, P.O. BOX 264, WANGANUI. A