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amusemknts EMBASSY J. C. Williamson's Intimate Theatre. WELLESLEY STREET (opp. Public Library) PLANS AT EMBASSY. PH. 32-660. Four Sessions: 11 — 2 — 5 — 8 Laughs To Amuse You— Songs To Thrill You— Romance To Delight You — DEANNA DURBIN DEANNA DURBIN DEANNA DURBIN DEANNA DURBIN AT HER GAYEST AND GREATEST " HIS BUTLER'S SISTER" " HIS BUTLER'S SISTER" Franchot Tone Pat O'Brien (The Boss) (The Butler) A Universal Picture. Approved for Universal Exhibition. | FULLER THEATRES | 1 PRINCE EDWARD | NEWTON Phone 4S-252 To-night at 7.30. Finally Monday at 7.30. Heralding a New Era in "All Star" Entertainment. The Show of a Thousand Wonders ... Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's "THOUSANDS CHEER" "THOUSANDS CHEER" In Glorious Technicolour. Approved for Universal Exhibition. — And — " With the Marines at Tarawa " The Official Film, also in colour, depicting in all It-s realism the heroic landing and capture of the Island of Tarawa. And the March of Time "AND THEN JAPAN." ' ["BRITANNIA"] THREE LAMPS Phone 26-041 1.30 THIS EVENING (No Phone Reserves To-night) Dramatic! Powerful! Real! "LOVE ON THE DOLE" DEBORAH KERR, CLIFFORD EVANS . rhe Most Dramatic Film Entertainment of our time. A Picture Everyone Should See. Recommended by the Management as Unsuitable for Children. — Also Showing — Front Line Fighting Four-footers. " WAR DOGS " BILLY LEE, ADDISON RICHARDS Approved for Universal Exhibition. rvICTORIAT DEVONPORT Phono 71-683 TO-NIGHT AT 7.30. A Great. Love .Story ponies out Qf a World in s ■ ■ Is- Flames! • - • MERLE OBERON, BRIAN AHERNE In " FIRST COMES COURAGE " Recommended by Censor for Adults. — Also Showing — JIMMY LYDON, VERA VAGUE In " Henry Alclrich Plays Cupid " Approved for Universal Exhibition. j CAMEO | GREY LYNN Phone 25-406 ' Finally This Evening at 7.30. FRANCHOT TONE, ELLA RAINES, ALAN.CURTIS "PHANTOM LADY" Recommended by Censor More Suitable for Adults. — Associate Feature — ROY ROGERS In " SUNSET ON THE DESERT " Approved for Universal Exhibition. DOMING MON.. TUES. (two nights only)— "NAUGHTY MARIETTA" and "WITH THE MARINES AT TARAWA" Box Plan Now Open. CONCERT CHAMBER TUES., 7th WED., Bth November 7.45 P.M. SHARP. STARS IN THE MAKING 1944 AN OUTSTANDING DISPLAY OF SONGS AND DANCES Presented ,byj 100 Pupils < ofMarmont School Of Dancing Some of the Elaborate Scenes include the Toy Shop with Dolls of all descriptions. Under the Sea —Crabs, Octopus, Mermaid, Pearl Costumes are most elaborate. Some of the performers are Fay Pickering, Merle Geard, Rae Hurley, Shirley Curin, Yvonne shanley, Margaret Shepherd, Maureen Chappell, iTvonne Neill, Ailsa Dunn, Rosalind Riggs—all of whom are Soloists. Tickets and Reserves at Begg's, Queen Street. ON FRI. AND SAT. EVENING,. NOV. 18 AND 19 Town Hall Concert Chamber MR. WALTER SMITH WILL PRESENT THE ALOHA ORCHESTRA (SO Members, most of them under 18 years of age) UNDOUBTEDLY THE FINEST MANDOLIN, GUITAR. BANJO AND UKULELE ORCHESTRA IN THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE In a GRAND CONCERT RECITAL POPULAR AND CLASSICAL MUSIC Assisted by Auckland's Leading Artists Poi. Maori Action Songs. Hawaiian Hulas. Music, □ark Town Step Dancing. Ballroom, Exhibition, Sumour, Singers, all set in a New Harmonious Musical Background. Prices 4'. 3'. 2', plus tax. Box Plan and rickets available at Lewis Eady, Ltd., Friday, November 10. Over and Above Expenses Proceeds will be given to Charity. 4 NON - STOP REVUE GLOUCESTER PARK, Onehunga SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 5 7.30 P.M. AUCKLAND'S LEADING ARTISTS. D.R.S.A. QUEEN CARNIVAL Fostered by the BUSINESS QUEEN COMMITTEE. __ 4 AUCKLAND ZOOLOGICAL PARK OPEN DAJLY 10 A.M. TO 5 P.M. A. Day at the Auckland Zoological Park, Grey Lynn, will provide an interesting and enjoyable Jay for you and your family. Trams may be obtained from any part of the City to the Zoological Park at a total cost of 1/6 return. Inquire from the conductor regarding the Family Ticket. Admission: Adults 1/. Children 3d. 4 FOR GRILLS OR SUPPERS AFTER DANCING OR THE THEATRE CAFE METROPOLE (No Connection Cabaret Metropole) 406, QUEEN STREET • OPEN TILL 2.30 A.M. All Servicemen and Friends Welcome. . A