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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVII, Issue 23603, 12 March 1940, Page 14

AMUSEMENTS OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO' o ST. JOHN AMBULANCE o o BABY CONTEST o O o g Screening at every Session g g To-day To-morrow 0 g I Nos. 21.1 to 284 Nos. 285 to 350 ( g MAJESTIC g ,| i|||||||||||||||llllillll!lllllllllllllllllllll!liillilliiiiiiiiiiililiiinr £ O 11 A.M., 2, 5, 7.45 P.M. O g Last Tl)roe Days of g O "NAUGHTY BUT NICE" g 2 Warner Bros.' Musical Comedy Q g "Wow!" with o g ANN SHERIDAN g o . DICK POWELL g o GALE PAGE o O - ° O Kocommended by Censor for Adults O O u o And O o Universal Films' Drama 5 O, O g "BIG TOWN CZAR" o o With g o BARTON MACLANE 6 g TOM BROWN g g Recommended by Censor for Adults, g g "'BIG TOWN CZAR" will g O NOT be screened at the 5 p.m. o ° Shoppers' Sessions. g O PLANS THEATRE PHONE 43-<2lO o 00000000000000000000000000.

M A JESTIC FRIDAY NEXT Warner Bros, present MARGARET LINDSAY MARGARET LINDSAY RONALD REAGAN RONALD REAGAN STANLEY FIELDS STANLEY FIELDS AND "DEAD END KIDS" "DEAD END KIDS" "DEAD END KIDS'* "DEAD END KIDS" In the most exciting drama of their colourful career "HELL'S KITCHEN" "HELL'S KITCHEN" "HELL'S KITCHEN" "HELL'S KITCHEN" "HELL'S KITCHEN" YOU'LL SEE the hottest and funniest same of ICE HOCKEY ever screened. Recommended by Censor for Adults. And Universale Riotous Round-Up of LAUGHS. .. .ACTION. . . .EXCITEMENT » "THEY ASKED FOR IT" "THEY ASKED FOR IT" "THEY ASKED FOR IT"

YES! They pra.vod for a murder .. . .iirul trot more than they bargained for. WILLIAM LUNDIGAN JOY HODGES MICHAEL WHALEN aim) H u W Recommended by Censor for Adults. PLANS AT THEATRE, PH. 43-210. STRAND llllllliiiiiiiiiillllllliiiii.i.imiiiiiillllllliinniiiillllllll QUEEN STREET. Direction: Civic Theatre, Ltd. Con. Sessions: 11, 2.15, 5, S. Phone 43-114. MAN—KNOW THYSELF I WOMEN—BE INFORMED! "DAMAGED "DAMAGED "DAMAGED "DAMAGED "DAMAGED "DAMAGED "DAMAGED "DAMAGED "DAMAGED "DAMAGED GOODSGOODS" GOODS" GOODS" GOODS" GOODS" GOODS" GOODS" GOODS" GOODS" SPECIAL SESSION. WOMEN ONLY. In response to many requests, Wed. morning session will be reserved for Women Only. (Children under 14 definitely not admitted.) ATHLETIC SPORTS AUSTRALIAN ATHLETES N.Z.A.A.A. (Auckland Centre). FLOOD LIGHT CARNIVAL CARLAW PARK TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY), AT 8 P.M.

The only appearance of tlio Australian Record Holder: BRIAN DUNN °^ r d i<v' 'OO in 9 3-5 BRIAN DUNN who ' 100 in 9 3-5 BRIAN DUNN n™ 100 in 9 3-5 BRIAN DUNN 100 in 9 3-5 and has a leap of 21ft (>V A in to his crodit in the Broad Jump. Will N.Z. Records "po wcst"P Also B. A. CURTIN from N.S.W., tho brilliant Intor • 'Varsity *llO Champion. Queensland sends W. ARROWSMITH, tho BSO Inter-'Varsity Champion, and G. L. WILSON, tho Empire Games 120 Hurdles representative. The Victorian is G. C. PARKING, the 'Varsity "Lovelock." ALL THESE IN A SERIES OF INVITATION EVENTS WITH AUCKLAND'S BEST FOR 1/- AT THE TURNSTILES. STAND lIEXTItA. RUGBY LEAGUE FOOTBALL JLVi FOOTBALL CLUB. CSfcJ A GENERAL MEETING OF THE F _ CI/UB will be hold in the CliUB TtOOMS GAL WAY STREET, ONEHUNGA, mi TTTESDAY, MARCH l». 10JO, at 7.K0 p.m., followed by tho ANNUAL MEETING at 8 p.«n. L. G. HEALEY, Hon. Sec. TYPISTS ISS HANTON, Confidential Public Typ fSSES BASTEN. Typists. Stenographers, Duplicatistfl.—Vlclioria Arcade; 40-742.