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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23470, 6 October 1939, Page 14

NEW ZEALAND'S EREMIER THEATRE Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. 11 A.M.—2.15—5 P.M.—B P.M. BY PUBLIC DEMAND _ 2ND BIG WEEK THIS STORY OF A BOY, A GIRL, A DOG. AND THE WORLD'S GREATEST VIOLINIST.... Kids with dirty faces and hungry . hearts —as human as the freckles cm their noses I KM*#####***#***#**** % In | "THEY SHALL have MUSIC" | I "THEY SHALL have MUSIC" % % "THEY SHALL have MUSIC" g t "THEY SHALL have MUSIC" | * "THEY SHALL have MUSIC" * | "THEY SHALL have MUSIC" | A United Artists Release. Approved for Universal Exhibition. Drama that's filled with the laughter - and the 6hining tears of youth.. ; .kids you can't help loving and music you can't heip thrilling tol CHARLES TUCKWELL - # At the Mighty Civic Organ. CIVIC - TO-DAYI To-night at 7.30 : Phone 43-645. Sonja Henie. Richard Greene, Buddy Ebsen, Joan Davis, Cesar Romero, Arthur Treacher in "MY LUCKY STAR" "MY LUCKY STAR" Approved for Universal Exhibition. Ginger Rogers, James Stewart, James Ellison, Qharles CuJurn, "VIVACIOUS LADY" ' "VIVACIOUS LADY" Recommended by Censor for Adults. lillllillllliillillllllllllllllilllliilllllilM STAR > [ Karangahape Rd. Dir. :R. J. Kerridge.l (200 yds. Newton Side Geo. Court's.)] 1.30 p.m. TWICE DAILY 7.30 p.m.j =. GEORGE FORMBY =F "IT'S IN THE AIR" I RICHARD DIX, CHESTER MORRIS, JOAN FONTAINE In ,J "SKY GIANTS" | LAUREL & UARDY ET "THE FIXER-UPPERS" m FRANK' BUCK, § m REG. DENNY g B The First Sensational -=== 1 1 Chapter .of the Thrilling g ss New Serial — _ = | "JUNGLE *=! 1 MENACE" | B (Programme Approved for Universal §§ H Exhibition.) ~ —■ f fi. "The Show Place of Auckland." I THE BERKELEY! CAFE^LOUNGE .. Mission Bay! Phone 17-377 IVI -:0: ' rt-Jt Commencing To-night at Eight. Loretta Young, Richard Greene, M "'KENTUCKY" i f A Gripping Racing Comedy Drama. M Produced in Exquisite Colour. M (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) M Specially Selected Featurettes. , M THE CAFE LOUNGE- — rj Open to the Public Noon till 1 a.m. M Pictures. Supper and Dancing £j. | THE CAPITOL | La g A S K . A i L 7.o. M M A Screamingly Funny Comedy. M (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) - M Ist Chapter Thrilling M Jackie Cooper in to the Res^gi MEETINGS^ r iom at 10.30 a.m. MJI-MJ.I.M'. *■ 7, 1939. at 10.30 a.m., F. E. LARK, -Branch Secretary. LECTURES J§a N.^SuWS 1 ' AIR RAID PRECAUTIONS. NOTICE TO MEMBERS AND INTENDING MEMBERS. _ r. A Conrso of Instruction in First .Aid an^ TO.MORBOw' a (Sa«wday).' ;^&«rv°&3Dis Street. Those desirous of attendinfr - j obtain their Class Permits before SaturdajA. A. HARKER. Secretary-^ CRICKET - tIVITDDLEMORE CRICKET lM CLUB. " The Opening Practice of the »borj> Club will bo held at Ivmff s Collee Middlemore, cn SATURDAY October 7, at 2 p.m. -- . Will Players and Intending Members P - meet at Newmarket Railway Station entr, at 1.30 p.m. DOUGLAS, , Hon. Secretary.,, PATENTS . - rmiE OWNERS OF NEW ZEALAXJ 1 LETTERS E^T October, 1920. entitled EM&- p IN OR RELATING TO THE MOIST MATERIAL.' are desirous cT rkposing of the Patent or entenns: into ffis# ing arrangements under licence or ot with firms likely to be. interested « tno same. . « Copies of the Patent specification an'd particulars can be obtained to made (for transmission to" the, Owners;, CYRIL CARLYON COATES. Patent Attorney, .. ; 134 Hereford Street, Christchurch, N.Z.