AMUSEMENTS MAJESTIC yk FOUR SESSIONS TO-DAY: 11 a.m., 2 p.m., 5 p.m., 7.45 p.m. SHOPPERS PLEASE NOTE! Owing to length of programme, "Invitation to Happiness" and Newsreel only can bo screened at 5 o'clock session. IRENE DUNNE : IRENE DUNNE IRENE DUNNE FRED MacMURRAY- . FRED MacMURRAY: FRED MacMURRAY = = CHARLIE RUGGLES CHARLIE RUGGLES CHARLIE RUGGLES IN A STORY AS DEEP AND STRONG AS A "WOMAN'S HEARII "INVITATION TO HAPPINESS" "INVITATION TO HAPPINESS" "INVITATION TO HAPPINESS" ELEANOR WAYNE, lovely and lively representative of New York's aristocracy, is the kind of girl who goes after anything she wants —and gets it,l KING COLE, plain prize-fighter, is the man she desires and gets I CHAMPIONSHIP HONOURS mean more to "King" Cole than domestic bliss Success and famo bring domestic estrangement, but deieat and adversity are in disguise "An Invitation to Happiness. (Approved for .Universal Exhibition) With THE COMEDY SCREAM OF THE DECADEI "NEVER SAY DIE" "NEVER SAY DIE" with tho biggest team of fun-makers Paramount ever marshalled I MARTHA RAYE . 808 HOPE - ANDY DEVINE ■ . 'ALAN MOWBRAY EGALE SONDERGAARD ERNEST COSSART Two's company, but three's a honeymoon in this crazy comedy about antics in the Alps. (Recommended by Censor for Adnlts.) Plans at Theatre Phone 43-210. IK lit DEAF AIDS INSTALLED. To-night at 8 Variety Session, 7.30. DEANNA DURBIN DEANNA DURBIN Nan Groy, Helen Parrish, Charles Winninger in "THREE SMART GIRLS GROW UP. Approved for Universal Exhibition. Associate Feature "HOMICIDE BUREAU" Recommended by Censor for Adults. "Scouts to the Rescue." WHERE EATING IS A REAL PLEASURE COOKE'S THREE-COURSE MEALS:— Prepared by Female Cooks who know just how to retain that much desired home-cooked flavour. FISH MEALS:— Cooka'a Fish Meals are really delicious. Why not try a freshly fried Bounder or a fillet of schnapper to-night. GRILLS:— Cookes will grill especially to your orrtiv Grilled Rump SteakGrilled Chops. Grilled Sausagct. Grilled fillet of Steak. More* Popular than Ever for Afternoon Tea COOKE'S FAMOUS WAFFLES. COOKE'S RESTAURANT 60 QUEEJN STREET. WRESTLING TOWN MONDAY HALL MONDAY THE "NEW CENTURY" SPORTS CLUB Presents THIS BIG PROGRAMME THIS BIG PROGRAMME EXCITING AND SPECTACULAR BOUTS. EXCITING AND SPECTACULAR BOUTS. ("IRON MAN") McGINTY ("IRON MAN") McGINTY (isst sib.) ("IRON MAN") McGINTY (The Mysterious Irish Grappler) FRED ("TIGER") ATKINS FRED ("TIGER") ATKINS acst.) FRED ("TIGER") ATKINS 8 8-MINUTE ROUNDS. SUPPORTING BOUTS: THREE ALL-IN PROFESSIONAL PRELIMINARIES. REFEREE: CHARLIE POLLARD. Prices: Stago 7/0, Circlo Reserved 5/-, Circle 4/-, Stalls Reserved 4/-, Stalls 3/-, Back Stalls 1/6, Gallery 2/0, Includes Tax. Ladies escorted, Stalls double, reserved, 5/-. The Box Plan NOW OPEN at Satchell and Mullcr, Sports Goods, First Floor, Queen's Arcade. Phono 41-608. RAILWAY NOTICES r EALAND AILWAYS SPECIAL EXCURSION TRAINS, AUCKLAND TO THE CAMP AT NGARUAWAIIIA, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 29. ■An Excursion Train will Icavo Auckland at 10.0 a.m., Newmnrkct. 10.10, Rcmuera .10.14, Green Lane 10.17, Ellerslio 10.20, Penrose 10.24, Otahuhu 10.31. Papatoctoo 10.37, Manurowa 10.40, Papakura 10.54, Pukekohe 1.1.17, Tuakau 11.28, Mercer arrive 11.43 a.m., depart 12.3 p.m., arriving at the Camp at 12.55. Roturn Train leaves the Camp at s.fi p.m., arriving Auckland, via Orakei, 7.3fi p.m. Passengers for stations Penrose Jn. to Newmarket Jn. and Kaipara Line chango at Otahuhu on homeward journoy. Stops for passengors only at the above stations. FARES': Return Faro from Auckland-?-718 Ist Class. 5/0 2nd Class. Proportionately cheap fares from all othoi stopping stations. REFRESHMENTS. As no refreshments Will bo available at the Camp, passengers aro advised to either take their lunch with them, or obtain refreshments at Mercer, which will bo available on both the outward and homoward journey.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23488, 27 October 1939, Page 16
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