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Auckland Star, Volume LXXVI, Issue 221, 18 September 1945, Page 8

AMTTSEMENTB > __ •tfH century m>^ Queen Street — Phone 42-169. Direction: Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. Central Heating — Deal Aids. Dally: 11 a.m.. 2 p.m.. 5 p.m., 8 p.m. BOS "LAN AT THEATRE AND BEGG'S. "NONE BUT THE LONELY HEART" With CARY ETHEL Grant Barrymore Barry Fitzgerald An R.K.0.-Radto Picture. Recommended by Censor lor Adults. Commencing FRIDAY NEXT. A MAGNIFICENT NOVEL BECOMES A MASTERPIECE IN THE KINGDOM OP ENTERTAINMENT 20th Century - Pox Presents A. J. CRONIN'S "The KEYS of the KINGDOM" "The KEYS of the KINGDOM" Approved lor Universal Exhibition. Coming—England's Masterpiece— NOEL COWARD'S "THIS HAPPY BREED" VICTORY GREEN LANE. Phone 16-647. To-nieht, Wed. and Thurs. at 8. 1944 Academy Award Picture BING CROSBY FRANK McIIUGH — GENE LOCKHART And Rise Stevens Famous Contralto of Metropolitan Opera Assn. •The Day Alter Forever," --Goinß My Way," "Swinßln' On A Star," plus "Ave Maria," "Silent Night." "GOING MY WAY" Approved lor Universal Exhibition. I II CRYSTAL PALACE 11 MOUNT EDEN. Phon3 60-573 jlll 1 TO-NIGHT AND WED. AT 7,45 ; ■ Mr. and Mrs. Soldier — This Is Your Love Story! Tender — Lovable — Gay. LEE BOWMAN — JEAN ARTHUR CHARLES COBURN In the Hilarious Romance . . . "THE IMPATIENT YEARS" Recommended by Censor for Adults. IRIAL T 0 1 II NEWMARKET. Phone 20-809 | • TO-NIGHT AND WED. AT <J J A Lonely Soldier . . A LoveHungry Girl . . It's all about Rornnnce and just about Perfect! ANNE BAXTER — JOHN HODIAK CHAS. WINNINGER — ANNE REVERE In the Romantic Comedy-Drama, "Sunday Dinner For a Soldier" And LEON ERROL In the Riotous "Twilight On The Prairie" Both Approved lor Universal Exhibition. OUTDOOR SPORTS REPRESENTATIVE RUGBY THE MATCH ALL FOOTBALL PATRONS HAVE BEEN ASKING FOR WILL BE PLAYED AT EDEN PARK ON SATURDAY 3 P.M.: MAORIS v. AUCKLAND MAORIS v. AUCKLAND From all over the North Island come the pick of Maori players to take part In a match that will keep patrons on their toes from first to final whistle. Cherrlngton and Isaacs (North Auckland). Delamere (Bay of Plenty), Mariner (King Country), West (TaranaKi) ana paewal (Auckland) are Just the cream of Auckland players. 1.30 P.M.: THIRD GRADE. Orakei United v. Grammar This match, virtually the final of the Third Grade Championship, will give Rugby followers a chance to see the last and open type of football played in the lower grades. When these two teams met in the first round the match was acclaimed by all to be the best display of football seen for many years. LEAGUE FOOTBALL CARLAW PARK, SATURDAY NORTH SHORE WILL FIELD WHAT IS PROBABLY THE BEST SIDE TO REPRESENT A OLUB THIS SEASON. NORTH SHORE MOUNT ALBERT Shore's backs will Include J. Smith and V. Scptt (two high-class players who have recently returned from overseas), Clark and Stirling and the forwards Rutherford, Graham and Field. These seven lads have all gained rep. honours, while the remaining six are little if any inferior. Shore claims that there is no better winger In Auckland than Read. This game will be a "cracker." AUCKLAND RUGBY LEAGUE DANCE, PETER PAN CABARET, THURS., OCT. 'i. The south Island team will be the guests of the evening. Double 10/. Reserves at Lewis Eady, Ltd., from Next Thursday. ■ 18 SOCCER SOCCER BLANDFORD PARK TO-MORROW - WEDNESDAY Munro Trophy Game. 3 P.M.: PHILOMEL v. R.N.Z.A.F. (Whenuapal) Philomel are making one more bid to take this trophy from Whenuapai. Three games between these two teams have resulted in draws. 1.30 p.m.: WATERSIDERS A V. WATERSDERS B The outcome of friendly rivalry between these two teams. Usual Admission Charges. NEXT SATURDAY — AUCKLAND V. NAVY. 18 ANY GIRL interested in Baseball this season please ring 20-731 (business hours). 18