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Auckland Star, Volume LXXVI, Issue 164, 13 July 1945, Page 10

I AMUSKMKNTh Sold Out for Saturday Night ATTEND THE MATINEES \ 1 PLAZA HI / / QUEEN STREET |SSS \ ( =3p Phone 41-SSO. |=sl \ Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. To-day: 11 a.m., 2 p.m., 5 p.m., 8 p.m. 20th Century-Fox presents A NEW KIND OP PICTURE. "HOME IN INDIANA" "HOME IN INDIANA" "HOME IN INDIANA" "HOME IN INDIANA" "HOME IN INDIANA" "HOME IN INDIANA" In Glorious Technicolour. ALL THE THRILLS OF "KENTUCKY." Starring WALTER BRENNAN LON McCALLISTER - JEANNE CRAIN CHARLOTTE GREENWOOD BOX PLANS AT THEATRE AND BEGG'S. Approved for Universal Exhibition. It's Coming — England's Masterpiece. Noel Coward's "This Happy Breed.' M l] 0 X F 0 R D flfi^ Direction: Amalgamated Theratres. Ltd. Opp C.P.O. Phone 42-274. 2nd — BIG WEEK — 2nd SESSIONS DAILY AT 11 — 2 — 5 — 8. It's So Thrilling .... Murder Set To Music! A Strange Story of a Young Composer. A MAD GENIUS, who Plays a Concerto while his mind plots Murder! A Masterpiece of Macabre! A Classic of Horror Fiction! LAIRD CREGAR. GEORGE SANDERS — LINDA DARNELL In Crime's Most Shocking Story . . . 1 "HANGOVER SQUARE" I " HANGOVER SQUARE" ~ "HANGOVER SQUARE" "HANGOVER SQUARE" ' "HANGOVER SQUARE" The drama ol Charles Harvey Bone, Eminent Composer, -whose .music was a PRELUDE TO MURDER! Recommended W Censor for Adults Only. Unsuitable for Children. 1111)11 I I Coming — England's Masterpiece. Ncel Coward's "This Happy Breed." i Tl v ° Ll l^- ! Direction: Amalgamated. Theatres. Lid. j Near Grafton Bridge. Phone 44-136. ' I Commencing To-night at 8. I Saturday 2 and 8. | Transferred Direct from the Century. JOAN FONTAINE — ORSON WELLES n i In Charlotte Bronte's Immortal Story. "JANE EYRE" ,| . "JANE EYRE" " JANE EYRE " "JANE EYRE" '"JANE EYRE " Recommended by Censor lor Adults. ' I HI" 11 ! To-night after the Theatre, dance to N-Z.'s ZarSlt Cabaret Band. Civic Wintergarden, continuous dancing (dress optional). TVTTi 1 TTVTP MT. ALBERT. Phone 36-204 . i JUJu JjUAJJ To-nlßht & Sat. at 7.45 5 GEORGE FORMBY, "Bell-Bottom George" Approved for Universal Exhibition. Chester Morris "ONE MYSTERIOUS NIGHT" Recommended by Censor tor Adults. MATINEE TO-MORROW (SAT.). 2 P.M. I "Bell Bottom George" and Featurettes. 'DTPr'tP'XTT' EPSOM. Phone 60-142 JKiJllXjril'iN 1 To-night 7.45. Sat. 2 & 7.45 Deanna Durbln — Gene Kelly "CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY" " Recommended by Censor lor Adults. Phil Silvers — Jane Wyman "YOU'RE IN THE ARMY NOW" Approved lor Universal Exhibition. ) £JHI PETER PAN Ip^ I TO-NIGHT!! ~l SUPPER and DANCING j 2/6 — ADMISSION — 2/6 \ Jltterbugglng Prohibited. '" Soon! The Millionth Patron. " j OUTDOOR SPORTS i REPRESENTATIVE RUGBY The First Match of the 1045 Season to be played e in Auckland will take place on is SATURDAY, JULY 14 —i AT '" EDEN PARK with the inclusion of four of :■■ Auckland's ordinal team as well as representatives of other Uniona, ~ it i? possible that the strongest Services side ever 13 to appear in Auckland has been selected from " Army Navy and Air Force teams from as fai south'as Napier and New Plymouth and including - , the Northland District. D No. 1. 3'P.M.: ie 3 NORTHERN ty COMBINED SERVICES IW V. at AUCKLAND "> From the beginning of the 1940 season Aucklanc has played 31 Representative games, having 105 is only three. With such a. record, and tested w ■, °t was alainst Waikaio, Auckland should prov. a tough proposition, even to the team whicl the services are fielding. if No. 1, 1.45 P.M.: AUCKLAND GRAMMAR JCHOOL fa on ADMISSION: Ground 1/. Schoolchildren (ii r- school uniform, 3d). Returned Servicemen wit r? ' n!z. Shoulder Badges Free to Ground. Stan; 13 1/ extra: ]^