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Auckland Star, Volume LXXVI, Issue 146, 22 June 1945, Page 10

AMUSEMENTS PROUDLY PEALING OUT THE NEWS "For Whom The Bell Tolls" Holds Packed Houses Breathless. RESERVES AVAILABLE FOR TO-NIOHT All Reservations for To-morrow (Saturday) Night are Already Booked Out. WHERE POSSIBLE ATTEND A DAY-TIME SESSION 10.30 a.m., 2 p.m. or 8 p.m. REGENT J. O. Williamson Picture Corp., Ltd. Paramount Pictures' Glorious Technicolour Masterpiece "For Whom The Bell Tolls" "For Whom The Bell Tolls" "For Whom The Bell Tolls" "ROBERT JORDAN" ... PORTRAYED BY GARY COOPER 'challenging Love, Life and Danger with equal fury I "MARIA" .. . PLAYED BY INGRID BERGMAN Whose Love for Robert Jordan is unforgettable. "PILAR" ... PLAYED BY KATINA PAXINOU .."All Woman and Ugly," all consuming In her savage hates, in her hungry desires "PABLO" ... PLAYED BY AKIM TAMIROFF ...He was brave in the beginning and killed more men than the cholera,- but now he's afraid to die PLANS AT REGENT PHONE 32-888 Recommended by Censor for Adults. V lillllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllll V STRAND I] Illllllllllllllllllllllilillllllllllllll I i : I |j| Direction: Civic Theatres, Ltd. J I Four Sessions Daily H _ 2 — 5 — 8 o'clock Plans at Theatre. Phone 43-114 I Children Half-price to All Sessions Excepting Saturday and Holiday Nights. COMMENCING TO-DAY This Year's Gre&test Double Feature Programme. You've heard him over the air, and now see him on the screen QUENTIN REYNOLDS ~ The world's renown commentator in "One Day In Soviet Russia" " One Day In Soviet Russia" The perfect picture with the perfect photography made In one day by 37 ace Soviet cameramen, and this Is not a war picture, but the Inside story of Russia to-day. ALSO a truly GREAT BRITISH picture to delight you. Here is a titanic drama of man fighting nature " Down To The Sea In Ships " "Down To The Sea In Ships" Yes, here are the men who go down to the sea in ships to provide Britain with food. . Starring NIALL MacGINNIS, LINDEN TRAVERS, KAY WALSH, PETER GAWTHORNE Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. I /I A T"|7<rp\7- I OTAHUHU 1 yXfli-El X X I Phones 17-875 and 81. To-night, Saturday and Monday at 8. Alan Ladd and Helen Walker In "LUCKY JORDAN" Thrfllihg Entertainment Packed With Action. Programme Recommended by Censor for Adults. fORPHEUS] ° T 4oneV To-night and Saturday at 8. Alan Ladd, Lorretta Young and William Bendix In "CHINA" , Also Stuart Erwln and Evelyn Venable in "HE HIRED THE BOSS" Programme Recommended by Censor for Adults. MATINEE SATURDAY AT 2. j JIvEX I . TE PAPAPA To-night and Saturday. Variety Session at 7.30. Franchot Tone, Mary Martin and Dick Powell in " TRUE TO LIFE " And Tom Neal and J. Carrol Nalsh In " BEHIND THE RISING SUN " Programme Recommended by Censor for Adults. Also Musical Parade in Technicolour "Lucky Cowboy." EVERY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY CIVIC WINTERGARDEN CABARET » CHILDREN'S FANCY DRE S~S LEGION FRONTIERSMEN'S HALL, Reservoir Cnr. SATURDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 23. Free Ice Cream. Good Prizes. ! In Aid of N.Z. Coastguard Service. Adults 1/, Children 6d. 22 OUTDOOR SPORTS LEAGUE FOOTBALL CARLAW PARK, SATURDAY No. 1, 3 P.M.: MARIST 0.8. v. RICHMOND Marist was decidely unlucky to go down 7—5 to Mount Albert. In the last 15 minutes Marist rose to great heights, and on three'occasions with the defence beaten only minor infringements cost certain tries, while Anderson, Auckland's leading I goal-kicker, missed all of his seven attempts. Hemay make amends next Saturday against the allconquering Richmond, which in its last three club games has beaten Otahuhu 20—10, Ponsonby 25—7, and Manukau 10—7. Both teams played on No. 1 ground, and gave such splendid exhibitions, that if the very large | attendance was asked which side would win this game, we feel certain the opinions would be equally divided. No. 1, 1.30 P.M.: North Shore v. Ponsonby No. 2, 1.30 P.M.: Otahuhu v. Newton No. 2, 3 P.M.: City v. Mount Albert ADMISSION: Ground 1/, Stand 6d. Returned Servicemen with New Zealand Shoulder Badges admitted to Ground Free. 22 RUGBY LEAGUE DAVIES PARK, Huntly, Sunday, June 24 AUCKLAND MAORIS V. HUNTLY DISTRICT. The .Maoris are well known throughout the Dominion for their Bright. Spectacular Football. Tho local boys, too, feel confident of being able to extend them. ENJOY A SUNDAY AFTERNOON'S RELAXATION ON DAVIES PARK, HUNTLY. 22 RUGBY RUGBY ALL ROADS LEAD TO RUGBY HEADQUARTERS, SO BE EARLY FOR YOUR FAVOURITE SEAT. EDEN PARK, SATURDAY No. 1, 1.30 P.M.: COLLEGE RIFLES v. TRAINING COLLEGE College Rifles are making their first appearance on No. 1 Ground since 1938. At the end of the 1940 season the Club went into recess owing to 81 out of their 83 members being accepted by the Armed Forces. Since the Club has been reformed it has made its presence felt, and is one of the leading teams in its section. No. 1, 3 P.M.: MARIST v. GRAFTON This is the final series of the Pollard Cup, and only two points separate the four leading teams— Grafton, Marist, Grammar and Ponsonby. A win is the only way Grafton can assure Itself of out- I right victory in the Cup Competition. Can they withstand the determined challenge of the fast Marist team? No. 2, 3 P.M.: PONSONBY V. UNIVERSITY . No. 3, 3 P.M.: R.N.Z.A.F. (Ardmore) v. NAVY Admission: Ground. Gentlemen .1/, Ladies 6d. Stand 6d extra. • STURGES PARK. 3 p.m.: R.N.Z.A.F. (Whenuapai) v. OTAHUHU Admission: Gentlemen 1/, Ladies 6d. Cars 1/. MANUKAU INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL 3 15pm MANUKAU v. GRAMMAR. Schoolchildren (in school uniform) and Returned Servicemen with N.Z. Shoulder Flashes admitted free to ground on all A.R.U. charge areas. 22 SOCCER SOCCER BLANDFORD PARK TO-MORROW 3 P.M.: Philomel v. Eastern Suburbs Once again the clever Philomel side will have to be all out to withstand the challenge of a fastmoving side in the young Eastern Suburbs team Soccer fans have learned to expect fast football on Blandford Park's Beautiful Piaying Surface, and will not be disappointed this week. 1.30 P.M.: J R.N.Z.A.F. v. Mt. Albert 0.8. (Whenuapai) Mount Albert are a vastly improved side since last appearing at headquarters, and with all the old favourites in action, have- every chance of recording a win .against the unbeaten Whenuapai side. J BLANDFORD PARK — THE PERFECT PLAYING I AREA. 22