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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23338, 5 May 1939, Page 18

amusements HERE THEY COME ROARING INTO AUCKLAND! THE FIRST AVIATION PICTURE IN THE THROBBING TtEAJJTY OP TECHNICOLOUR! FOUR SESSIONS TO-DAY: 11, 2.15, 5 AND 8 P.M. REGENT THEATRE J. C. Williamson Picture Corp., Ltd. and Paramount Piciures Present * THE PERSONAL STORY OF TWO MEN AND A WOMAN * "MEN WITH WINGS" "MEN WITH WINGS" "MEN WITH WINGS" "MEN WITH WINGS" "MEN WITH WINGS" "MEN WITH WINGS" "MEN WITH WINGS" "MEN WITH WINGS" "MEN WITH WINGS" "MEN WITH WINGS" "MEN WITH WINGS" "MEN WITH WINGS" "MEN WITH WINGS" The living, human (story of two boys and a girl whose romance Is the romance of aviation itself . . . with all its heart-pounding excitement . . its Boul-rending disappointments . . . its all-conquering triumphs! FRED MacMURRAY (PAT) ! RAY MILLAND (SCOTTY) LOUISE CAMPBELL She's been looking at the sky so loner her eyes have stars in them ..this girl who loves a lad with flying blood in his veins and no use for the good earth at all except to leave it.. and yet she wouldn't have him different. Supporting Cast includes ANDY DEVTNE, LYNNE OVERMAN. PORTER HALL, WALTER ABEL. VIRGINIA WEIDLER, DONALD O'CONNOR. Featurettes Include: "PARAMOUNT AIR MAIL NEWB." POPEYE CARTOON POPEYE CARTOON POPEYE CARTOON "THE JEEP." Telephone 32-888. Plans at Regent. Approved for Universal Exhibition. COMPLIMENTARY LIST SUSPENDED. I/- H "THE LONDON" |— & r/. 2 BIG FEATURES 6d '/ WESTERN AND DRAMA I W ... JOHN WAYNE ✓ , I/- - LOUISE LATIMER in 6d "CALIFORNIA STRAIGHT AHEAD" "CALIFORNIA STRAIGHT AHEAD" V. A Most Exciting Drama I zj SCOTT COLTON and Oa . , JEAN ROGERS in 1/- "WILDCATTER" 6d y/m "WILDCATTER" M ' AN OUTSTANDING WESTERN I 00 1 / 3oth Recommended by Censor for Adults . '/" THE LONDON*, opp. G.P.O. 6d TUDOR CINEMA |. Pl sgSs» ==j This Eveninsr at 8.151 g ROSALIND RUSSELL | and ROBT. MONTGOMERY =s with Robert Benchley and Helen Vinson "LIVE, LOVE AND LEARN' sg (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) If you enjoy a good laugh—see this! ALSO British Air News—Crime Doesn't SUI Pay"—Miniature—Pete Smith Novelty, etc. I GAIETY CINEMA | Mi i- ! To-night. «~4 Robert Taylor and Maureen O'Sullivan ass in "A YANK AT OXFORD." ess (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Fuller's Theatres Phone 20-041 ■ BRITANNIA O PONSONBY Newsreel Session at 7.30 p.m. * * DEANNA DURBIN * * * * DEANNA DURBIN * * with Melvyn Douglas. Jackie Cooper, in her most delightful success, * * "THAT CERTAIN AGE" * * Approved for Universal Exhibition. Also: Herbert Mundin, Glenda Fsrrell, in "EXPOSED" "EXPOSED" ~ Recommended by Censor for Adults. Packed with laughs and thrills, SERIAL TO-NIGHT AT 7.10. Fuller's Theatres Phone 22-083 VICTORIA O DEVONPORT 7.30 TO-NIGHT GEORGE RAPT, DOROTHY LAMOUR. Akim Tamiroff, Henry Fonda In "SPAWN OF THE NORTH" (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Joel McCrea, Andrea Leeds, in N "YOUTH TAKES A FLING" (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) MATINEE TO-MORROW AT 2 P.M. Fuller's Theatres Phono 20-400. CINEMA 0 GREY LYNN Hearing Aids Installed, TO-NIGHT, SATURDAY, MONDAY, 7.30. GEORGE FORMBY GEORGE FORMBY Screenland's Ace Comedian, in "IT'S IN THE AIR." . Approved for Universal Exhibition. The "DEAD END" Kid« in "LITTLE TOUGH GUY." Recommended by Censor for Adults. EXHIBITIONS jyjfONSTER EXHIBITION CANARIES, BUDGERIGARS. BRITISH AND FOREIGN BIRDS MUNICIPAL HALL, NEWMARKET. TO-DAY (FRIDAY), 3 p.m. lo 10 p.m. SATURDAY. 10 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. Don't Miss Seeing These Trained Exhibits, The Foreign Finches are a Galaxy of Colour. RUGBY FOOTBALL KEEN, EXCITING RUGBY! EDEN PARK. SATURDAY I No. .1 3 p.m. PONSONBY V. TECH 0.8. No. 1 1.30 P.m. GRAFTON V. TRAINING COLLEGE. No. 2 8 p.m. SUBURBS V. NORTHCOTE No. 3 3 p.m. COLLEGE RIFLES V. PARNELL —And at Sturges Park. 3 p.m., ' Otahuhu v. Taknpuna. —At Onehunga, 3 p.m., I Grammar v. Manukau.