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Auckland Star, Volume LXXVI, Issue 99, 28 April 1945, Page 12

AMUSEMENTS THE MUSICAL THAT HAS Everything and Everybody. DAILY: 11 — 2 — 5 — 8 flans at Theatre and Beggs. Queen Street. 4MI CENTURY gp= Queen Street — Phone 42-169. Direction: Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. Air Conditioned — Deaf Aids. Laughs! Tunes! Gals! ALICE CARMEN FAYE " MIRANDA (The M-dollar Question Man) PHIL BAKER Featuring the "King of Swing" BENNY GOODMAN And his "Sweet Swing" Band. Including EDWARD EVERETT HORTON. CHARLOTTE GREENWOOD. EUGENE PALLETTE. In the Greatest and Grandest Musical from 20th Cent'jry - Fox. that make all — THE BEST MUSICALS — " THE GIRLS " THE GIRLS HE LEFT BEHIND" HE LEFT BEHIND" (In Beautiful Technicolour) — Special Selected Shorts — Approved for Universal Exhibition. T|~~ VICTORY CI ' VICTORY Direction: Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. — The Theatre Classique — Situated Corner of Green Lane and Great South Roads. Phone 16-641. TO-NIGHT AT 8. A Merry-Go-Round of Dazzling All - Technicolour Frolics! Lyrics and Laughter, Romanes and Spectacle. A Hit Parade of Ycur Favourite Songs. BETTY GRAB 7 ,E — GEO. MONTGOMERY CESAR ROMERO in the All-Colour "CONEY ISLAND" " CONEY ISLAND " "CONEY ISLAND" "CONEY ISLAND" Approved for Universal Exhibition. I * STATE * 1 | Devonport 1 Fhone 70 " 101 § g. — - —| TO-NIGHT AT 7.30. " THE PERICHOLE!" Beautiful — Bewitching — Thrilling — Wicked enough to break any bond, however sacred betray any man, however good. LYNN BARI, AKIM TAMIROFF — FRANCIS LEDERER, ALLA NAZIMOVA. In THORNTON WILDER'S (Pulitzer Prize-Winning Novel) "The Bridge of San Luis Rey" "The Bridge of San Luis Rey" "The Bridge of San Luis Rey" & HAROLD PEARY — JANE DARWELL "Gildersleeve's Bad Day" Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. ~|| EIALTO Ik MM NEWMARKET. Phone 20-809. IJj> 'JJ TO-NIGHT AT 7.45 ' The Spirit of Red-Blooded Youth Stirring you with the clash of love and courage of a Boy and his Horse. In All Technicolour. The Unforgettable Story of a Boy s Fierce Dreams ... A Man's Mighty Courage. A Woman's Fighting Love tor Both! RODDY McDOWALL PRESTON FOSTER — RITA JOHNSTON In MARY O'HARA'S BEST SELLER. "MY FRIEND FLICKA" "MY FRIEND FLICKA" "MY FRIEND FLICKA" Approved for Universal Exhibition. in PETER PAN IH> DEVOTED TO SWING. TO-NIGHT! DANCING — 8 TO MIDNIGHT. 3/ — Admission — 3/ Reserves, Tel. 48-777. OPEN EVERY NIGHT NEXT WEEK. Dancing — 8 to Midnight. Jltterbugglng Prohibited. LECTURES "WHAT YOUR FACE REVEALS. FACES—sad, withered, intent, careless, happy, gloomy, sunny. Every one with a life struggle behind it. Every one speaking its hopes, dreads, comedies and tragedies in the mute language of eye-shine and lip-curve. JAMES WYLIE, Noted Psychologist and Character Analyst, Will Speak in UNITY HALL (Just above Town Hall), On WEDNESDAY. May 2. At 8 p.m. 28 SECULAR SOCIETY. SUNDAY NIGHT NEXT, 7.30 o'clock. FABIAN CLUB ROOMS (opp. G,P.0.) Address by MR. A. HALL SKELTON. (a) "Why I Left Organised Religion for the Religion of Humanism." (b) "Is Democracy and Free Speech Being Jeopardised in New Zealand." Members and All Friends Invited. 23 N.Z. PEOPLE'S UNIVERSITY (Inc.). SUNDAY, 2.45 P.M. Speaker: MR. A. M. FINLAY, P.H.D., LL.M. Subject: "PRISONS AND PENAL REFORM." 3. QUEEN STREET. Discussion. Friends Welcome. S RADIANT H EAL T II CLUB UNITY HALL, 323, Queen St., TUES.. Ist. 8 p.m. MR. HARRY BANKS, National Lecturer. "THE MIGHTY POWER OF THOUGHT." Public Invited. Committee. 7 p.m. 28 IXSUKAKCK INSURE with THE SOUTH BRITISH. Low Rates. Prompt settlements I FIRE. ACCIDENT MOTORS