AMUSEMENTS "SALLY, IRENE and MARY" "SALLY, IRENE and MARY" "SALLY, IRENE and MARY" "SALLY, IRENE and MARY" "SALLY, IRENE and MARY" "SALLY, IRENE and MARY" "SALLY, IRENE and MARY" "SALLY, IRENE and MARY" A 20th Century-Fox Special Approved for Universal Exhibition Starring A Host of Personalities.... ALICE FAYE TONY MARTIN JIMMY DURANTE MARJORIE WEAVER FRED ALLEN GREGORY RATOFF JOAN DAVIS And Hundreds of Beautieai There are stars enough, laughs tunes and gags enough for a dozeri big musicals, plus a screenful of romance and that extra zing and sparkle that make it Darryl F Zanuck's top-hit show I IT'S A DELIGHTFUL SHOW PENN HUGHES - He Plays He Sings I COMMUNITY SONGS FOP THE CHILDREN AT TO-DAY'S MATINEE. # #• * * THE STATE Upper Symonds St. Dir.: R. J. Kerridge. Modern Air Conditioning. Beautifully Warm. Sessions: 2 and 8. 'News, 7.30 p.m. Unpaid reserves held till 7.30 p.m. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Present I WALTER HUSTON JAMES STEWART in "OF HUMAN HEARTS" "OF HUMAN HEARTS" Approved for Universal Exhibition. ROBERT YOUNG, FLORENCE RICE, . Joseph Calleia, Lewis Stone, in "SWORN ENEMY" "SWORN ENEMY" Recommended by Censor for Adnltgv THE STAR Karang'abape Rd Direction: R. J. Kerridge. Cosy as your own fireside. Sessions: 2 and S. Phone 43-003. Victoi McLaglen, William Boyd, Noah Beery. Conchita Montenegro, in "LAUGHING AT LIFE" Ray Milland, Heather Angel, Reginald Denny, E. E. Clive. in "BULLDOG DRUMMOND ESCAPES" Both Recommended by Censor for Adnlts. "The Show Place of Auckland.' I THE BERKELEY M To-day at 2.0 To-night at S EDDIE CANTOR iv* Tony Martij. June Lang, Rolaud Young u M "A U B. ABJ G OES T°T om " The grandest laugh entertainment yon vi IVI ever seen. ]y] (Approved for Universa: Exhibition.) .. Brit. Air News, C'inesound Review, etc M THE CAFE LOUNGE M Luncheons, Teas, Grills. To-night. M Supper till 1, Dancing- till 12. To morrow (Sunday), 3-course Luncheon IVJ also ala carte, Afternoon Teas, Grilblvl and Teas till 7. THE CAPITOL BALMORAL. Phone 12-199. To-night at a Quarter to Eight James Ellison, Jean Parker, in "THE BARRIER" ~ R £ x Beach 's Thrilling Story. Also Warner Baxter, Loretta Young in "WIFE, DOCTOR, NURSE" ~ <Great Human Drama. L-oth Recommended Censor for Adults. BIG MATINEE Ist Chap., Grand New Serial, "Tim iyler s Adventures." Eb sure and get youri new attendance card to-day. "The Barrier," Comedy, Cartoon, etc. I THE WINDSOR | ' M r'?," da -n at "hj To-night at 7.30 Lily < Pons, Edward Everett Horton, in M "HITTING A NEW HIGH" ' M A song-nlled romantic comedy. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) M -Wfio 1 Hopkins, Ray Millard, in .. WISE GIRL.' Adult Recommendation [VI A Sparklinp: Comedy Romance. "The Afrirch of Time," etc. B CTRAND THEATRE, SUNDAY EVENING. 7 p.m., Doors open; 7.15 p.m., Screen Talks; 7.30 p.m., Address by reason Mr. H. W. Ingram, " RATIONALIST POETS." (NOTE. —The. Theatre will be Closed during the Lecture). At 5.20 p.m., Picture Programme, headed by the Australian Epic, "THOROUGHBRED." Action—Comedy—Romance. A picture for all, featuring Helen Twelvetrees and Frank Leighton. Approved for Universal Exhibition. EXCELLENT SUPPORTS. SILVER COLLECTION AT DOORS. RATIONALIST ASSOCIATION AND . SUNDAY FREEDOM LEAGUE DANCING MARGARET O'CONNOR. STUDIO DANCE TO-NIGHT. GOOD ORCHESTRA, SUPPER, "NOVELTIES. 95 Queen St. 5S Cuba' Street. Wellington. Phone 46-214. Toorak Chambers, Hamilton. BALLROOM Dancing.—s Learners want tuition: Oreen Tj.'liib home: weekly.— J-' tuition; Green Lane home; weekly.— 25-521). -Haft BLIND Institute, Auckland's most Brillianl Band, Old-time and Modern. Bo* & Newmarket. Phone 45-S7O. MODERN Ballroom Dancing, latest steps from leading studios of London sno America.—Mavis Tolleinache, 11A Ranfurlj Rd. E., Epsom. Phone 16-214. PRIVATE Lessons. 2/6; Tap, Ballroom (tap classes, 1/6); 3 dances by post. 6/• —Ruby Sheriff, H.B Bldgs., Newton VALESKA. M.R.A.D. (Advanced Teachers » Certificate), 107 Queen St.. 16-121. —Tap. Toe, Operatic, Character <£ Ballroom Dancing 0 TEACHERS OF MUSIC lANO-Accordionists.—Let Ossie Cheesnisn Coach You.—Studio. Lewis Eady. T W A T E H c ASSOCIATE COLLEGK OK il US 10. Civic Square Phone 47-047 ERIC BELL. Popular Radio Artist Piano (Classical)
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23145, 17 September 1938, Page 28
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