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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23272, 15 February 1939, Page 24

AMUSEMENTS THE EMBASSY J. C. Williamson's Intimate Theatre. Final Performances To-day "THE RAT" With ANTON WALBROOK And RUTH CHATTERTON SESSIONS: 11 A.M., 2.15 AND 8 P.M. TO-MORROW WARNER BROS. Present BETTE TRAVIS ETTE -L'aVIS Bette Travis ETTE L'AVIS Af her Glorious Best in an outstanding Romantic Drama. "JEZEBE L" "JEZEBEL" "JEZEBEL" "JEZEBEL" With HENRY FONDA and GEORGE BRENT BE WISE RESERVE. Phono 32-060. Both Recommended by Censor for Adnlts. | "THE LONDON" j Adults: LAST 2 DAYS. Children: i/„ JEANETTE MacDONALD 6d '/ NELSON EDDY in I/. "ROSE MARIE" 6d ; "ROSE MARIE" !'/» The Greatest Favourite of the Screen! "d SPLENDID FEATURETTES. 17 Approved for Universal Exhibition. 6d "THE LONDON," Opp. G.P.O. - I TUDOR CINEMA 1 shs This Evening at 8.151 ||| WILL HAY, Mooro Marriott and Graham Moffatt, in U "OH I MR. PORTER" lip (Approved for Universal Exhibition). IH A Snappy British Comedy full of Uproarious Complications. m Also "TIIE MARCH OF TIME," Etc. ; TAKAPUNA. GAIETY CINEMA Phone. 23-465. ] To-night. SES William Boyd in the Hopalong Story: "HEART OF ARIZONA." . 5= (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Fuller's Theatres Phone 20-041 BRITANNIA O PONSONBY Newsreels Nightly at 7.30 p.m. JOHN BOLES A MADGE EVANS in "SINNERS IN PARADISE." MARY CARLISLE & LLOYD NOLAN In "TIP-OFF GIRLS." Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. Commencing Friday Next: BERT BAILEY in "DAD <6 DAVE COME TO TOWN.* Approved for Universal Exhibition. Book Early! Fuller's Theatres Phone 22-083 VICTORIA O DEVOC»4PORT 7.30 TO-NIGHT 6d GUEST NIGHT - 6d Edward Everett Horton in "LET'S MAKE A MILLION." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Akim Tamiroff, Claire Trevor, in "KING OF GAMBLERS.'' (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) YACHTING WORLD'S SAILING CHAMPIONSHIP Yachtsmen are requested to extend every courtesy to the competitors by keeping at least 100 yards clear both to windward and leeward of all competing craft, and to obey promptly all instructions from the Patrol boats. t. Mcknight, Secretary. YACHTSMEN - ROLL UP I ALL WELCOME TOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER TOWN HALL CONCERT. CHAMBER TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY). « P.M. Meet the Anssie Crews and Skippers at an Informal Free and Open Discussion on New Zealand and Sydney Sailing Methods, Boats. Sails arid Gear. There will bo no charge tor admission. T. McKNIGHT, Secretary. 18FT. CHAMPIONSHIP TAMAKI YACHT CLUB SAT. 18th —SUN., 19th Race for 18-footcrs (Handicap), Starts off Clubhouse, 2 p.m., Sunday, Fob. tu. 30 Boats, pick of Sydney and Auckland, competing. Admission to Clubhouse, L/- Members Free. S.S. Duchess will follow race from start to finish, leaving Central Wharf, 1.30 p.m. Fare, 2/0; Children Half. WELCOME DANCE to Visitors at Clubhouse, SATURDAY, FEB. 18, « till Midnight. Uood Floor. Aristocrats' Orchestra. Popular Prices. All Welcome. Come and meet tlio Sydney boys. 18FT. WORLD'S CHAMPIONSHIP o PF FFICIAL PROGRAMME Souvenir Programmes Now on Sale at all News-stands and Runners, J. 11. Bigelow, Ltd., Victoria Arcade, and "THE BOX OFFICE" (Wholesale or Singly), 21 Vulcan Lane. Contains Illustrations of the •Sydney boats and their Skippers, leading Auckland 18footers, World's trophy, complete racing details, with Chart of Harbour, Scoring and Starling Systems, Entries, Distinguishing Marks and Numbers for each day, etc., etc. PRICE, lINOW ON SALEGET ONE EARLY I ORLD'S CHAMPIONSHIP RACES. ISSJST OLIVE LAUNCHES Leave Launch Steps TO-DAY (Wednesday). FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 2.40, to Follow Races. Fare. 2/6.