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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVII, Issue 23611, 21 March 1940, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS I MAJESTIC 1 ]''A?l?7.4s PM LAST DAY OF "DEAD END KIDS" "HELL'S Recommended by Censor for Adults. And Universale Mystery Comedy. "THEY ASKED FOR IT" With WILLIAM LUNDIGAN .70 V HODGES MICHAEL WHALEX lllllMliinllHtninflMllnMlilHiiKflHllllinllntlltHlrnnHllllllliMnllHllllHlMlnllU Recommended by Censor for Adults. PLANS AT THEATRE. Phone IH-'JIO. ST. JOHN AMBULANCE BABY CONTEST Screening at pjvery Session TO-DAY 1 'Nos. 211 to 284. i Babies will Not bo screened during the Easter Holidays. #%%%%%%%%%%%%■%% COMING SATURDAY I MAJESTIC ~|ls II A.M., 2, 5, 7.45 P.M. Warner Bros. Present The Master of Mystery and Make-up, pitting his German cunning against Scotland Yard. BORIS KARLOFF KARLOFF KARLOFF KARLOFF KARLOFF KARLOFF MARGARET LINDSAY LINDSAY LINDSAY LINDSAY LINDSAY LINDSAY Her Brains, Beauty and British Courage nro too much for the Chief German Spy. "BRITISH INTELLIGENCE" "BRITISH INTELLIGENCE" "BRITISH INTELLIGENCE" "BRITISH INTELLIGENCE" Approval for Universal Exhibition, i And Monogram Pictures' VOLCANIC SLASHING DRAMA % "MUTINY BIG HOUSE" % # "MUTINY in BIG HOUSE" # f "MUTINY the BIG HOUSE" g | "MUTINY BIG HOUSE" 4 # With % # CHARLES BARTON # BICKFORD MACLANE * # # # *#**#***##**###*»- * Recommtnded by Censor for Adults. PLANS THEATRE. Phone 43-'2lO. | TUDOR,CINEMA | ?£mder£ 9 === Final Screening at 5.15! JACK BENNY, DOROTHY LAMOUR, gsl EDWARD ARNOLD and BINNIE BARNES, in m "MAN ABOUT TOWN" Sj~ (Approved for Universal Exhibition). hj? ALSO: Australian Cinesound —Sportlight Ms —Cartoon —Musical Moments, Etc. %::j • (Theatre Closed To-morrow.) Saturday: At 2.30 and 5.15! Peter B. Kyne's Book: 3 "VALLEY OF THE GIANTS" :•:? (All in Techuicolour). I "THE GREAT WALTZ" ME I APR. 5, G, S, 9. (Both Approved for Universal-Exhibition.) GAIETY CINEMA | g L_ I To-night, S. Leslie Howard, the English Actor, in Is "STAND - IN" (Comedy). (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) MAYFAIR sandkingham IVI/A I 1 /All\ Phono 12-093. GOOD FRIDAY Matinee 2 p.m. and To-night Only at 7.15. Little Tough Guys and Jackie Cooper in "NEWSBOYS' HOME." Shirley Ross in "PARIS HONEYMOON." (Both Recommended by Consor for Adults.)

Deaf Aids Available. To-night at 8 : Variety Session, 7.30. GEORGE FORMBY "TROUBLE BREWING.; - _ (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Florenco Rico. Una Mcrkel, Kent Taylor, Bndd.v Ebsen, in "FOUR GIRLS IN WHITE" (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Second Chapter "Oregon Trail." NO PICTURES GOOD FRIDAY. DC T T A NEW LYNN. E. L. 1 /V, Phone 47-958. GOOD FRlDAY:—Matinee 2 p.m. and at 7.-1 o p.m. Jackie Cooper, Freddie Bartholomew, in amp." (All Approved Universal Exhibition.) AUCKLAND SHOW. GRAND GYMKHANA GRAND GYMKHANA EPSOM SHOWGROUNDS EASTER SATURDAY NIGHT COMMENCING AT 7 P.M. OFFICIAL OPENING BY RT. HON. J. G. COATES. Mr Coates will also drive a Bullock Team In Costume in the Pageantry of Transport Procession. WONDERFUL PROGRAMME Includes: PAGEANTRY PROCESSION GREYHOUND RACES, TROTTING RACE. POLO RELAY RACE, PONY JUMP, MUSICAL CHAIRS, FLAG RACE, HUNTERS' COMPETITIONS, STOCKMEN'S COMPETITION, etc. ADMISSION: Gates, 1/- Stand, 1/-; Car Parking, l/-j Childreu Half-price. TOILET MISS FOX. H.B. Bides., Queen St.—Per manont Waving (oil, steam). — 1 O /£? PERM.—"Cinderella" Salon, lovely O curly ends.—334 K'tiapo Rd., 42-877