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Auckland Star, Volume LXXVI, Issue 152, 29 June 1945, Page 10

AMUSEMENTS ' PHOTOPLAY MAGAZINE SAYS:—"ONE OF THE GREAT LOVE STORIES OF ALL TIME HAS BEEN MAGICALLY BROUGHT TO LIFEIN THIS THRILLING, UNFORGETTABLE MYSTERY 1 ROMANCE. DAILY: 11 —2—S—8. Plans at Theatre and Beggs. Queen Street. -4jjß| CENTURY Up Queen Street — Phone 42-169. Direction: Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. Air Conditioned — Deal Aids. 20th Century - Pox Present ORSON JOAN WELLES FONTAINE tAs Edward Rochester) 'As Jane) In Charlotte Bronte's Immortal Story. "JANE EYRE" "JANE EYRE" With Sterling Co-Star Cast: MARGARET O'BRIEN — JOHN LODER PEGGY ANN GARNER. — Selected Short Subjects — MAILMAN OF SNAKE RIVER (Magic Carpet Adventure). "WOLF. WOLF" (Colour Terrytoon). AIR MAIL NEWS. INCLUDING N.Z. PRISONERS OF WAR RETURNING FROM GERMANY—See if you can pick a Friend or Relation-. GRACIE FIELDS SINGS TO SAILORS IN SYDNEY. Latest News Items, covering the world. Recommended by Censor lor Adults. It's Coming — England's Masterpiece. Noel Coward's "This Happy Breed." | V I G T O R~Y _ j I GREEN LANE. Phone 16-647 j To-night and Sat. at 8. Laughs! Tunes! Technicolour! ALICE FAYE. PHIL BAKER — EUGENE PALLETTE, EDWARD EVERETT HORTON. CHARLOTTE GREENWOOD. BENNY GOODMAN and his Band. "The Girls He Left Behind" "The Girls He Left Behind" Approved lor Universal Exhibition. Matinee To-morrow, Sat., 2 p.m. SAME PROGRAMME AS ABOVE & Featurettes. i mill CRYSTAL PALACE Jill II I MOUNT EDEN. Phone 60-573 jjj f TO-NIGHT AND SAT. AT 7.45 jjj Anchors Aweigh for a Shipload of Laughs, Fun and Songs. SHIVER ME TIMBERS—THE NAVY'S GOT HIM! GEORGE FORMBY In his Latest Riot . . . " BELL-BOTTOM GEORGE " Approved lor Universal Exhibition. & TOM CONWAY — JEAN BROOKS "A NIGHT OF ADVENTURE" Recommended by Censor lor Adults. Matinee To-morrow (Sat.), 1.30 Cartoon. Comedy. Aussie News, Serial, & "Bell-Bottom George" HI 'r I ALTO 1| j NEWMARKET. Phone 20-809 | TO-NIGHT AND SAT. AT f? AK. Ij 11111 l i •*£» Mllll Trouble in Paradise.

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