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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23411, 29 July 1939, Page 24

AMUSEMENTS ll|||||||||ii«'' , """Ml||||||||iHimniii|||| ST RAND Direction: 'Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. Continuous Sessions: 31.0, 2.15, 6.0, S.O. TOGE'J HER TILLY SCALE THE HEADY HEIGHTS OF COMEDY-ROMANCE 2 FEATURE 3 JESSIE JESSIE JESSIE JESSIE JESSIE JESSIE MATTHEWS MATTHEWS MATTHEWS MATTHEWS MATTHEWS MATTHEWS MICHAEL MICHAEL MICHAEL MICHAEL MICHAEL MICHAEL REDGRAVE REDGRAVE REDGRAVE REDGRAVE REDGRAVE REDGRAVE THEY HAVE ADVENTURES IN CHELSEA, IN MAYFAIR AND IN THE ALPS, AND EACH ONE IS MORE HUMOROUS THAN THE LAST In "CLIMBING HIGH" '"CLIMBING HIGH" COME AND LAUGH TILL YOUR SIDES SPLIT AT THIS MERRY MELANGE OF MIRTH. TOM WALLS TOM WALLS TOM WALLS TOM' WALLS TOM WALLS TOM WALLS TOM WALLS AS THE IRASCIBLE OLD TYRANNICAL SHIPPING MAGNATE AND HUMORIST KNOWN AS "OLD IRON" "OLD IRON" "OLD IRON" A Fox Films Programme. Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. • MAYFAIR Queen St. Phone 42-109 Deaf Aids Available. Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. TO-DAY! TO-NIGHT I SESSIONS AT 11 j C> BIG ATTRACTIONS 0 j RKO-Radio Presents | First Auckland Screening | SALLY EILERS—ALLAN LANE FRITZ LEIBER "THEY "THEY "THEY "THEY "THEY "THEY "THEY "THEY "THEY MADE MADE MADE MADE MADE MADE MADE MADE MADE HER A HER A HER A HER A HER A HER A HER A HER A HER A Recommended by Censor for Adults. THE NATION CRACKS DOWN ON SPIES. It's Chill Choked T.N.T. Ruthless powers, sworn to sabotage, stealing defence plans. buying, death! IT'S SENSATIONAL! The deadliest plotters on earth..... Phantom' scoundrels dealing In TREASON & TREACHERY! Human wolves, nefarious, unscrupulous, übiquitous I IT'S HAPPENING HERE I Right under the nation's nose— Too amazing to be fiction I IT'S THE TRUTH! I Also First Auckland Screening I JAMES ELLISON—ROBT. KENT In an exciting story of CHAMPS AND CHUMPS, "ALMOST A GENTLEMAN" "ALMOST A GENTLEMAN" Approved for Universal Exhibition. —Special Added Attraction RAY WHITLEY and co %?£l£ Aß "RANCH HOUSE ROMEOS" • MAYFAIR TO-DAY! Reserves 1/0 and 2/3. 1 ALEXANDRA I Ton " !l " " 7.45 GREEN LANE. Phono 10-617. OLIVIA DE HAVILLAND. CLAUDE RAINS, in the All-Technicolour, "GOLD IS WHERE YOU FIND IT" JANE WITHERS, LEO CARRILLO, "ARIZONA WILDCAT" Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2 P.M. Samo Great Programme as above. RUGBY LEAGUE FOOTBALL CAN SHORE WIN? TWO LEADING TEAMS MEET. TO-DAY'S MAIN ATTRACTION IS THE GAME BETWEEN THE TWO LEADING TEAMS. THIS MATCH MAY DECIDE THE CHAMPIONSHIP. ! 1.30 P.M., MARIST OLD BOYS MARIST OLD BOYS v. PONSONBY v. PONSONBY NORTH SHORE NORTH SHORE ' , NORTH SHORE NORTH SHORE v. MT. ALBERT v. MT. ALBERT v. MT. ALBERT v. MT. ALBERT SHORE ARE CONFIDENT OF WINNING. No. 2 GROUND, CITY v. MANUKAU, 3 P.M. PAPAKURA. v. RICHMOND i ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL SOCCER SOCCER FALCON lf| CUP AND CHAMPIONSHIP. (Combined Match.) TO-DAY 3 P.M. ABELS v. COMRADES. ABELS v. COMRADES. EARLY GAME AT 1.00 P.M. . 3RD GRADE INTERMEDIATE. COMRADES v. METRO-COLLEGE.' COMRADES v. METRO-COLLEGE.' There should be good and exciting football In both these games. Extra time if a draw in the main match. BLANDFORD PARK •