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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23482, 20 October 1939, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS ■ STAGED ENTIRELY ON | ICE ! ' ; ' B In Glorious Tcchnicolour .. . 1030's g show of shows .. . completely cclipsM inc everything in story ... stars f§ ... thrills . . . and spectacle, and i! presenting for the first time on tho H screen the sensation of tho new show II world .• . . Th 9 International Ice §§ Follies Revue 1 1 TO-DAY! 1 AT 11 1 (and FOUR SESSIONS on jf LABOUR DAY) g Of Course, at | ST. JAMES' THEATRE ft Direction: Sir Benjamin Fuller. M m Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's eagerly p awaited JOAN CRAWFORD g JOAN CRAWFORD m JOAN CRAWFORD g back in the type of role that g tnado her famous. ... @ LEW AYRES I LEW AYRES 1 LEW AYRES g Young Dr. Kildare himself jj in another fascinating r01e.... g And Jj JAMES STEWART 1 LEWIS STONE | And jf Hot off the Ico and alone H worth the price of admission m ~. .the.... m TNTERNATIONAL T'CE TROLLIES p International J-ce i ollies r| TNTERNATIONAL TCE TROLLIES M -International -*-ce -*■ ollies s "DEVUE m Xvevue 1 And jf Another Outstanding Associate g Programme, including g "THE GREAT HEART" g M.G.M. Miniature the story |g of Molokai, the Leper Island. gg "RADIO HAMS" j Pete Smith Specialty. g "PICTURESQUE UDIAPUR" | Coloured Fitzpatrick Travel Gem. g ST. JAMES" AIR MAIL REVIEW, jj Europe at War .. . tense scenes in = London and Paris... .Nazi Troops s on Polish Border Warsaw digs m in for Air Raids. .Duke of Windsor g in England* .... Australian War s Cabinet meets....and THE NEW m ZEALAND SPECIAL FORCE = GOES TO CAMP. 1 BOOKINGS ■ | are pouring in....Plans at the g Theatre Booking Office To-day H from 9.30 a.m. Phone 32-920; g Approved for Universal Exhibition. H llllltllllllllllllllllmllßllllllllillllllllM HiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiriiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiniiiiiiimH^ | AT 7.3O—NIGHTLY—AT 7.30. | | GUEST NIGHT | s At The j = I —PRINCE EDWARD—[ | 1 Karangahape Road. Tel. 46-252. f | Direction Sir Benjamin Fuller. | 1 IT'S HERE!... .THE PICTURE ALL I | AUCKLAND WAS DISCUSSING. | | You Dare Not Miss. | | . Logical Successor to "The Citadel." I I "THE OUTSIDER" I I "THE OUTSIDER" I 1 "THE OUTSIDER" \ | with | | GEO. SANDERS (of "Nazi Spy") 1 | ■ Also: | | A thrill-packed comedy-murder mystery. | I "THIS MAN IS NEWS" I I "THIS MAN IS NEWS" I | "THIS MAN IS NEWS" J I BARRY K. VALERIE 1 | BARNES HOBSON i | Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. 1 | Also: Chap. S„ | | "SCOUTS TO THE RESCUE." I § (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) 1 a iimiiiiiiiiimiiimtmiimMiiiifimmmiimii. TROTTING TROTTING AT ALEXANDRA PARK. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) AND LABOUR DAY. AUCKLAND TROTTING CLUB. SPRING MEETING, 1939. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), AND MONDAY (LABOUR DAY), . OCT. 23. ALEXANDRA PARK, EPSOM. Members of His Majesty's Forces in uniform will bo admitted FREE to tho Lawn Enclosure. FIRST RACE ABOUT NOON. 1/6 —ADMISSION TO COURSE—I/0 LAWN ENCLOSURE AND GRANDSTAND (Including Admission to Course) i Gentlemen .. .. .. 6/Ladies .. .. .. • .. 4/. Children under 12 years .. 2/« DERBY STAND (Outside Enclosure) i Gentlemen, 1/6; Ladies Free. A. E. FORREST. Acting-Secretary. ATHLETIC SPORTS AMATEUR ATHLETICS LABOUR DAY SPORTS fa DOMAIN CRICKET GROUND MONDAY NEXT at 2 p.m. RUNNING, JUMPING, HURDLING, FIELD, LADIES' AND CYCLING EVENTS. HARRY HOLLAND MEMORIAL STEEPLE. F. ,T. BRYAN, Hon. Sec., Auckland A.A. and C.C. LAWN TENNIS Let.—Private Hard Court, 2nd section, - Mt. Eden.—Ring 13-285. TRANSPORT NOTICES \TEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT IN RAILWAYS. From and including FRIDAY, October 20th, UI3U, tho Auckland-Morrinsville-Mata-mnta-Te Poi, N.Z. Government Railways, Goods Road Servico will cease to operate. SPORTS GOODS Restringing, 6/6 to 30/-. —Watts JLJ Sports Depot, Exchange Lano.