' AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS ' The Most Exciting and Thrilling r Wn „, , . , Murder Mvsterv' They Wanted to be Happy . . . , iVXUiaei mysteiy. SO they married WITHOUT LOVE—You'll AT N.Z.'s LARGEST THEATRE. laugh till you cry as they try to STAY THE MICHTY MARRIED WITHOUT LOVE. < ST. JAMES' THEATRE |§g&£ i A N ND T irSH A ERN HEMISPHIIi Direction: Civic Theatre. Ltd. §|==~~Reserves at Theatre. Tel. 32-920 - Four Sessions Daily: 11 a.m.. 2 p.m.. 5 p.m.. 8 p.m. a 2 p.m. 5 p.m. — 8 p.m. Prices: 1/ to 3/4. Deal Aids Available. Box Plans at Theatre. Phone 30-100. y oi«rrV|cjT Air-conditioned Throughout X-/<tUgll& . 20th Century-Fox Presents Comedy! GENE DANA CLIFTON Hilarity! Tierney Andrews W ebb Tierney Andrews Webb . g P E NC ER h TRACY A Strange and Dangerous SPENCER TRACY Experiment Katharine Hepburn Lucille Ball In Love . . Murder . . Mystery! in Metro _ Goldwyn _ Mayer , s ple asure-packed Based on Vera Caspary's Exciting Story in Colliers Entertainment of Hilarious Marital Com"LAURA" plications"LAUßA" "WITHOUT LOVE" "LAURA" "WITHOUT LOVE" "LAURA" "WITHOUT LOVE" Laui-a was All Woman . . . t J u . All ! THE STORY—It's a Scream! LOVed by All IVlen • THE COMEDY AND DIALOGUE —TERRIFIC! But Loving None! THE STARS—A Perfect Combination! Recommended by ns c °£ il( J° e r n . AduUs ' Unsultable Associate Programme includes: — EXCELLENT FEATURETTES — Another Tom and Jerry Cartoon. "The _ . . Bodyguard" ..• "A Lady Fights Back ''-nymph! OF R THE A IAKE° Ur (^ a o r ns) n (Passing Parade) . . . Soviet Minister "in •■MEXICO MAJESTY" (Magic Carpet) Auckland . . Chinese Stage a Play in LATEST PARAMOUNT NEWS ™" the City. JOHN MacKENZIE at the Civic Organ. tnr Art,,it* Recommended by Censor for Adults. BOOK IN ADVANCE—COSTS NO EXTRA. FULLER'S i mTTFiAn I CINEMA :: REMUERA „ T I TUDOR I ph. 24-749. ro-mgnt at 8 | BRITANNIA | June Haver (the new star). - THEATRE ' LOn MC c"arioUe "vo"™ THREE LAMPS Phon, 26-041 " HOME IN INDIANA " T £ N^° w y TTT' A Great Horse Story u Everyone Will Enjoy! Bud ABBOTT| Lou cOSTELLO In ALSO: British Newsreels. "Fun For All." " HERE COaIE THE CO-EDS " Aonroved lor Universal Exhibition. Also: "j A I CINEMA :: TAKAPUNA Louise ALLBRITTON In i vjAlJli 1X 1 Ph . ,8-465 To-night at 8. <« HER PRIMITIVE MAN " Bing Crosby and Marjorie Reynolds in COMMENCING TO-MORROW NIGHT Coloured Musical, DIaIE , . /-* »•*»«! Selected Programme. Spencer Tracy in his Greatest Role Approved for Universal Exhibition. . «• THIRTY SECONDS OVER TOKYO " " With Van Johnson. I AVONDALE I Fina "t ?45 night AH Approved for Universal Exhibition. George Sanders and Virginia Bruce in FULLER'S " ACTION IN ARABIA " Also Gloria Jean in ■ I TTTPT'n'PT A " RECKLESS AGE " | ViU 1 | Approved lor Universal Exhibition. THEATRE 1 nnrn A "NT r\ j" ONEHUNGA North Shore's Home ot Entertainment. IQ 1 D I ph 54.3 8 0. To-night, 8 FINALLY TO-NIGHT AT 7.25. John McHugh in ■' I'LL WALK BESIDE YOU " Charies GOTTEN And Gloria Jean •' I'LL REMEMBER APRIL " In Both Approved tor Universal Exhibition. GASLIGHT " j A T\,T RAQC A nnP f pt - Chevalier Unsuitable for Children I iXlVLjjilijOill-'L'lv i 7.30 p.m. Also Peggy Ryan, Ann Blyth in Roddy McDowall, Preston Foster. Rita Johnson in "BABES ON SWING STREET " MY FRIEND FLICKA " Approved for Universal Exhibition. A Mighty Drama ol Fierce Dreams. Proud TO-MORROW AT 7.20 Courage and Fighting Love. Vivien Leigh, Robert Taylor in Olsen and Johnson in " WATERLOO BRIDGE " a fIOUSE 9> Recommended by Censor lor Adults. Botn Approved for Universal Exhibition. PULLER'S j LIBERTE | ' " ! CAMEO | —— . THEATRE TO-NIGHT AT 7.30 Td-NIGHT GREY LYNN Phone 26-408 Jack Carson. Jane Wyman in Finally This Evening at 7.30. 44 MAKE YOUR OWN BED " In Vivid Technicolour. , Faul in " WESTERN APPROACHES Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. Also Showing: Flanagan and Allen in — . — " Underneath The Arches I NEW ROYAL I kinq sland coming to-morrow — I W I Phone 62-491 Abbott and Costello in "HERE COME THE CO-TO-NIGHT AT T3O TO NIGHT EDS." and Richard Arlen in "MINESWEEPER. Walter Ann H?r"d.ng In All Approved lor Universal Exhibition. - MISSION TO MOSCOW " - " Approved lor Universal Exhibition. AUCKLAND SOCIETY OP ARTS Fredric Maich, Veronica Lake in (Incorporated) "I MARRIED A WITCH " , onAn „ Recommended by Censor for Adults. 2nd FLOOR, VICTORIA ARCADE I auctions Summer Exhibition of Paintings squirre'li, and co. and Drawings WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION AT THEIR BY ARTIST MEMBERS. SALEROOMS, 54, HIGH STREET. OPEN BETWEEN 12 AND 6 P.M. TO-MORROW (TUESDAY) AT U A.M. MON TO FRI , UNTIL DECEMBER 20. 1 BEATTY ELECTRIC WASHING MACHINE ADMISSION FREE. 19 (A.C. motor, in perfect order), Electric H.W. Cylinder, Gas Califont, Porcelain Wall Basin, Bft 6in Dinghy. Garden Sprayer. 2 Coils Ply Chest, 4 Walnut Veneer Wardrobe Doors, Ledge! ANNUAL COMMUNIST FAIR I Dcors, 10-Light Glass Partition, 7.9 x 6; Blacksmith's Tongs. Slashers. L.H. Shovels. Swingle- _ . _ _ trees, Steel Wheelbarrow. Mitre Box and Tenon ATTPTCT AND TOWN TTAL/Tj Saw. H.S. Wall Drill. Bilge Pump. Hand Spray iiUUI\L/AINL' IvjVV 1> Pumps, Grit Mill. Stanley 55 Plane. Reverse Gear, Forge Blower. Gas Stoves. G.I. Butter p'nTn AV TM7>XT'"I\/T "PITT? 1/1 Churn, Carpenters' Tools, 36 Copper Gauze Window I* iCIU jl , JJijUijiuJDil/lv ±*± Screens, sft x 18in (in perfect order). AT 1 O'CLOCK— BARGAINS GALORE. STALLS OF ALL 1 6-VALVE PUSH-PULL. cutout 6 watts. DESCRIPTIONS. AMPLIFIER (in perfect order); Hornby Train Set, Tricycle, Kiddy's Bicycle. Gent's Riding Do your Xmas Shopping at the Fair for all Toys, Saddle, Remington and Yost Typewriters. Dolls New Kiddies' Clothing, Babies' Wear and Crockery, Glassware. 3 Dozen Table and Dessert ' Xmas Gift Novelties. Knives, Oak Buffet, Oval Cak Dining Table, Dining Chairs. Easy Chairs, Oak Tea Wagon. over 500 Bottles of Pickle Onions and Jams. ' Oak Occ. Tables. OVER 100 DOLLS (very cheap) RIMU WARDROBES. Comb. Chests, Beds. " tn Evprv Pocket .. Wires and Bedding, Toilet Cabinets. Glory Box. Prices to Suit Every Pocket KITCHEN CUPBOARDS. Tables, Chairs. Settees Something Out of the Bag. ?nd Squabs, Couches, Split Cone Pram, Copper SOMETHING SPECIAL, MUMI Kettle. Enamel Saucepans. Piece Coir Mailing. Folding Push Chairs, Quantity Ladies' Clothing , , t-j . ni and General Household Sundries. Children S -Beauty fellOW TERMS CASH. pmrn 71f . n1 fR 12 noon, 2to 3 years, Boys and Girls, first prize, FRED ZIEGLER. 2 p.m., 3 to 4 years. Boys and Girls, first Auctioneer and Valuer. 11 ! prize £5; 4 p.m., 4 to 5 years, Boys and Girls, — : first prize, £5; 7 p.m., 5 to 7 years. Boys and oak ftirvitiirf CHF'STFRFin D *>iiitfs ' Girls, first prize, £5: 8 p.m.. Open Class, any HJK.MIUKI., LnLaibKriLLU SUIILS, Gjr)s un(Jer 14 yearSi flrst pr i ze , £5. Entries may PIANO. PORTABLE RADIO, ETC. | b e handed in at Room 36, St. Kevin's Arcade, RICHARD ARTHUR, LTD., & RAYMOND EDER, ! Karangahape Road. The prizes include printed WILL SELL AT THEIR ROOMS, i certificates and Free Photo Sittings. Entrance 191. QUEEN STREET. /# TO-MORROW (TUESDAY) AT 11 A.M. Judging will be on the following points: Every--2 OAK BEDROOM SUITES. Modern Oak Dining day Dress. General Appearance and Bearing. Suite, Piano by Kirchner. 3 Chesterfield Suites in Genoa Velvet, Moquette and Tapestry; Occ. Tables. Industrial Workers' Comnptition Couches, Seagrass Chairs. Dining Chairs and inulib 14Idl VVUIKbIb Tables. Standard Lamp, Reading Lamps, Single and Double Beds, Duchesses, Wardrobes. Fircs.de Best Made Toy (anything), open to Men and, Chairs, Lg Box. Axminster Carpets. Hearth Rugs Women, flrst prize £5. second prize £2. SugBlankets. Single and Double Mattresses. Camp gestions: Boats, Fretwork, Scooters, Felt Toys, Stretcher, Electric Vacuum Cleaners, Gent's Dolls, etc. Cycles Prams. Clocks Crockery' Ornaments. Golf SPO NGE CAKE COMPETITION, £5; XMAS I Clubs. Brassware. Blankets, Portable Radio. Singer CAXE COMPETITION, prize £5; BEST DRESSED j Hand Sewing Machine. « DOLL COMPETITION, first prize. £5; BEST'. PIANO WILL BE OFFERED AT 12.30. KNITTED GARMENT (any), first prize, £3; PARPFTR AND FLOOR COVERINGS 110 second prize, £1; BEST FANCY APRON, first j CAK^lb ±-LUUK uuviLKiiNUb. l.jii. . prizej £1; SW EETS COMPETITION (over lib), I IVAN T. FRANCHI AND THOS. W. MEREDITH first prize. £1; second prize. 10/. | Auctioneers and Valuers. 10 Entrance fee is the donation of the submitted j goods to the Fair. Pin your name and address MKFTIVfIS on the article and hand it in at the Town Hall : by noon on the day of the Fair. i LANCASHIRE SOClETY—Members only night. Phone 48-723. i D 7 n 4s y p m UPPer Room ' Wednesda j V j; morning and aiteknoon teas, etc.
FURNISH AT THE RIGHT PRICE FURNISH AT THE RIGHT PRICE FURNISH AT THE RIGHT PRICE YOU CAN HAVE— A Bedroom Suite For £25 12/6 A Dining Suite For £27 15/ An Occasional Table For 30/ Radio Table For 22/6 China Cabinet For £9 5/ Tallboy For £6 17/6 All are on show and can be delivered immediately. BUY FROM THE MANUFACTURER. PAY CASH AND SAVE. Call on the NEWMARKET FURNISHERS, NEWMARKET FURNISHERS, NEWMARKET FURNISHERS, CORNER BROADWAY AND KHYBER PASS. Phone 45-767. . - A
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Auckland Star, Volume LXXVI, Issue 29, 10 December 1945, Page 8
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