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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVII, Issue 23620, 2 April 1940, Page 14

amusements I SONGS ALL AUCKLAND IS- 1 | SINGING.... | i "Good Morning" 1 § "Where or When' = = "Babes in Arms" = | "I Cried For' You" | I MORE DANCES..MORE SONG § I HITS.... MORE SPECTACLE E = MORE FUN THAN g i EVER CRAMMED INTO ONE § | ENTERTAINMENT BEFORE! | I TO-DAY AT 11 A.M.—2.15 P.M. | 1 8 P.M. | | ST. JAMES' THEATRE | = Direction: Sir Benjamin Fuller. I METRO • GOLDWYN • MAYER'S f = MARVELLOUS MUSICAL AND = I FUN SHOW i Babes [N a rms 1 abes A-n -^RMS" Babes tn a rms" abes In -ft- rms" Babes tn a rmsabes J-n | With | 1 MICKEY ROONEY | I MICKEY ROONEY I 1 MICKEY ROONEY I ! JUDY GARLAND I 1 JUDY GARLAND § | Associate Programme includes: = 1 "KNOW YOUR MONEY" (Crime' | = Does Not Pay Series), rHE MAD | i MAESTRO." Cartoon. ST. JAMES = | AIR MAIL REVIEW. i 1 Including the i i FUNERAL OF THE LATE | | PRIME MINISTER | = Thousands witness last Rites I | at Bastion Point. f 1 Plans at the Theatre, Phone 32-920. f 1 (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) j ijIIIIIIIIHIIIIIHHIHIIIHIIIIIIIHIIIIIMIIIIHIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIHIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIiniIIIIIIir I AUCKLAND'S 1 SUBURBAN LEADING THEATRES 1 DIRECTION: == Fuller-Kerridire Theatres FATI7 I SYMONDS STREET IAIH | Phone 43-645. 1 THIS EVENING AT 8. P AGAIN ANOTHER QUEUE! | FIRST SUBURBAN | RELEASE M of Metro-Goldwyn-Maycr's Glorious f§ Technicolour Masterpiece, H The Wonderful • fi • 1 IMb. §j Approved for Universal Exhibition. - B MAKE CERTAIN OF YOUR m SEAT. PHONE RESERVAH TIONS ACCEPTED AT NO m EXTRA COST —DO IT NOW! 1 REMEMBER—3 MORE | SESSIONS ONLY! STATE | BY PUBLIC DEMAND! TO-DAY AT 2.15 | "FROM MANGER 1 TO CROSS" = MATINEES EVERY DAY THIS WEEK AT 2.15. = Approved for Universal Exhibition PRINCE EDWARD | f6d CUEST NIGHT 6d ss To-night at 7.30. if Happy and Tuneful Entertainp ment with «'a breath of Irish m Sentiment. M BINKIE STUART m DANNY MALONE = (The eminent Irish tenor) in "ROSE OF TRALEE" "ROSE OF TRALEE" 7 Beloved Songs sung by the Celebrated Danny Malone.... Associate Feature Gordon Harker, Claude Hulbert in Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. STAR KARANGAHAPE RD. Phone 43-003 g 1.30 DAILY 14-STAR DOUBLE FEATURE Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. VICTORIA | .gK°l?? 6 R 3T|6d GUEST NIGHT 6d To-night at 7.30. m JOE E. BROWN, m Jane Wyman, Alison Skipworth in i "WIDE OPEN FACES"

Also I Francis Lcderer, Frances Drake in I "LONE WOLF IN PARIS j Both Approved for Universal I Exhibition. § ST. JOHN BABY CONTEST | To-night, Babies Ito 30. § Wednesday 31 to GO. i Thursday ~ 01 to 91. IRITANNIA | gg?|S& ! s TO-NIGHT AT 7.30 P.M. I H DIANA CHURCHILL and 1 M JEAN MUIR in I 1 "JANE STEPS OUT." ! M ANNA MAY WONG With I W J. CARROL NAISH in I | "ISLAND OF LOST MEN" | H Both Recommended by Censor | p for Adults. Also: I = "ONWARD." Govt, Film Short, I 'TNJFMA I GREY LYNN. 1 -IINLIVI/A | phone 20-106. I M TO-NIGHT | GUEST NIGHT 6d 6d ! H CHARLES WINNINGER I = Alice Brady in the comedy gem udi 1"GOODBYE I | BROADWAY" N §g Approved Universal Exhibition. 6(J| = & Nan Grey, Donald Woods in 1 m Another famous Crime Club ~1 = Thriller, Odl | "THE BLACK DOLL" j §j§ Rec. by Censor for Adults, od! SWIMMING u _ QL FOLLOW THE CROWD TO OLYMPIC POOL CARHVAL SATURDAY, Oth APRIL, 8 P.M. Great Galaxy of Talent. Reserves 1/6, Unreserved Adults 1/Children Gd. YACHTING XI "RICHMOND AND PONSONBY / ]V\ COMBINED CLOSING DAY. SATURDAY, APRIL 6. CLASSES H, I, L, N, V, S, T, X, Y, Z. Entries close John Burns and Co.. at 5 p.m.. and respective clubhouses at 0 p.m. TO-MORROW (Wednesday), 3rd inst. R. L. BOWDEN, Hon. Sec.. R.YC. H. F. CLARIDGE, Hon. Sec., P.C.C. XL YACHT CLUB lJ (Inc.). CLOSING DAY, APRIL 0, 1010. •-JfrrrEZ Cruising Races, H, L and N Classes. Harbour Races, V, S, T, X, Y and Z. Entries close John Burns and Co., Ltd., 5 p.m. TO-MORROW (Wednesday), April 3, and at Clubhouse at S p.m. L. V. SCOTT. ' Hon. Secretary, CHEMISTS