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Auckland Star, Volume LXXVI, Issue 82, 7 April 1945, Page 12

AMUSKMENTS SOLD OUT FOR TO-NIGHT ATTEND THE MATINEES NEXT WEEK. IMPORTANT: Patrons are urged to tie seated promptly at starttne times owing to length of picture \ m PLA Z A ■ 7 / ~ QUEEN STREET == \ / Phone 41-586. == \ Direction: Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. To-day only, 10 a.m., 1.15, 4.20. 8 p.m. SESSIONS NEXT WEEK: At 10.45 a.m., 2 p.m., 8 p.m. THE PICTURE THAT RECEIVED Five Academy Awards. 20th Century - Fox Presents FRANZ WERFEL'S * * " THE SONG OF " THE SONG OF BERNADETTE" BERNADETTE" * * With Jennifer Jones Approved tor Universal Exhibition. BOX PLANS AT THEATRE. TIVOLI OXFORD TIVOLI _ OXFORD TOP OP QUEEN ST. & Near Grafton Bridge _____ . Sessions at Nightly at 8 11-2-5-8 Phona 44-138. Phone 42-274 Direction: Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. United Artists Present The Daring Eugene O'Neill Love Drama They Said Couldn't Be Filmed! Two Remarkable Characters . . That Made Entertainment History! HANK—THE STOKER A Man of Superhuman Strength, known as the "Hairy Ape,'-' and MILDRED—SOCIETY DILETTANTE, Who played at Love and always cheated WILLIAM BENDIX — SUSAN HAYWARD In the Prize-Winning Play .... "THE HAIRY APE" "THE HAIRY APE" "THE HAIRY APE" "THE HAIRY APE" "THE HAIRY APE" Recommended by Censor for Adults. Note!— This is Not a Jungle or a Horror Film, but an Outstanding Romance. A Stage Play that Thrilled Millions! 18 Months on Broadway! A CRYSTAL PALACE Ik MOUNT EDEN. Phone 60-573. j jl'' '1| TO-NIGHT AT 7.45 1 Saucy - Surprising - Swell! The lowdown on the high times that began after the bail was over . . . The story that Papa and Mama didn't tell of what went on when the gas lights went out. DENE TIERNEY — DON AMECHE LAIRD CREOAR In the Lubitsch All Technicolour "HEAVEN CAN WAIT" And JACK BENNY — PRISCILLA LANE 'The Meanest Man in the World' Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. Finally To-night at 7.45. Phone 60-142. ERIC VON STROHEIM — FRANCHOT TONE "5 GRAVES TO CAIRO" HUMPHREY BOGART — IRENE MANNING "THE BIG SHOT" Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. OUTDOOR SPORTS j AUCKLAND TROTTING CLUB ' (Incorporated) Patriotic Meeting ALEXANDRA PARK, Epsom' SATURDAY NEXT, APRIL 14 Admission to Course, Gentleman, 1/6; Ladies, 1/. Lawn Enclosure or Grandstand (Including Admission to Course): Gentlemen - 5/ Ladies 2/6. Children under 12 years 1/ Derby Stand (Outside Enclosure): Gentlemen, 1/; Ladies, Free. PATRONS NOTE.—These acmlsslon charges apply only to the Patriotic Meeting. Tickets for tho Lawn and Grandstand Enclosures may be purchased at the Club's Office, Durham Street East. As this is a Patriotic Meeting, the Free List is Suspended. Members' Badges will admit to Members' Stand and Members' Area. MEMBERS OF THE NAVY, MILITARY AND AIR FORCES IN UNIFORM AND MERCHANT NAVY ADMITTED FREE. The Publican's Booth and the Afternoon Tea Rooms will be open as usual. Nc person who has at any time since the passing of the Gaming and Lotteries Act Amendment Act, 1908, followed the occupation of a bookmaker or bookmaker's clerk, no disqualified or undesirable person, will be admitted to the Alexandra Park Racecourse during the Patriotic Meeting, and ii any such person is found on such course he will be removed therefrom and prosecuted for trespass. The promotion of sweeps is prohibited and any person infringing this regulation will be removed from the Racecourse and prosecuted. K. J. GLOVER, 1 Assistant Secretary. NEWTON LEAGUE. A MEETING OF ALL SIXTH GRADE At CARLAW PARK. MONDAY, 7 P.M. Coaches required for these teams. W. G. SIMMS, 7 Hon. Secretary.