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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVII, Issue 23748, 30 August 1940, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS " ■ GET YOUR SHARE OF THE LAUGHS. with inimitable Mickey Rooney as Young Tom Edison . . . the worst boy in Town ... in the hectic days when he was "inventing" new ways of getting into trouble with ideas that nearly blew up trains . . . burnt down schools . . and generally never gave his father's razor strop time to cool off! Packed with thrills and laughs, "YOUNG TOM EDISON provides happy entertainment for young and old! AGAIN TO-DAY! AT 11 (And again to-morrow at the same times). ST. JAMES' THEATRE Direction: Sir Benjamin Fuller. Andy Hardy himself.... MICKEY MICKEY MICKEY MICKEY MICKEY MICKEY MICKEY MICKEY MICKEY MICKEY MICKEY MICKEY MICKEY MICKEY ROONEY ROONEY ROONEY ROONEY ROONEY ROONEY ROONEY ROONEY ROONEY ROONEY ROONEY ROONEY ROONEY ROONEY "VOTING " 1 OUNG Young OUNG Young oung Young oung Young oung ""V" OUN G " I OUNG "VOUNG " 1 OUNG Young OUNG Young oung Young oung Young oung Young oung EDISON" DISON" EDISON" DISON" EDISON" DISON" EDISON" DISON" TTtDISON" -t-JDISON" •171 DISON" JUDISON" EDISON" DISON" JtIiDISON" EDISON" DISON" TTtDISON" Hi DISON" EDISON" DISON" EDISON" DISON" | GEORGE BANCROFT | I FAY BAINTER | 1 VIRGINIA WEIDLER I e l 4 ' i | Associate Programme Includes.... | | "SERVANT OF MANKIND" ( | M.G.M. Miniature. = 1 "MODERN NEW ORLEANS" | | Fitzpatrick Travel Gem. | 1 ST. JAMES' AIR MAIL REVIEW 1 = World Events from Far and Near. § J BOOKINGS— 1 1 are available at the Theatre I i Booking Office To-day from = | 9.30 a.m. Phone 32-920. | | (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) § | Children 6d to all parts at Day i I Sessions during the holidays. | 1 A METRO - GOLDWYN - MAYER I I SPECIAL PRODUCTION. I niiiiiiiiiiiifiimiiiiniiiniiminniiTnniiuiiiiiiiiiiiiirflnmiiitiimnriTimmiiiiiii^ TROTTING TROTTING ALEXANDRA PARK, TO-MORROW (SATURDAY). AUCKLAND TROTTING CLUB, AUGUST MEETING, 1940, TO-MORROW (SATURDAY). ALEXANDRA* PARK, . EPSOM. ■ PATRONS PLEASE NOTE THE TOTALISATOR WILL DEFINITELY CLOSE ON TIME, SO PLEASE MAKE YOUR INVESTMENTS EARLY. Members of His Majesty's forces in uniform will be admitted Free to the Lawn Enclosure FIRST RACE ABOUT 11.30 '6 ADMISSION TO COURSE LAWN ENCLOSURE AND GRANDSTAND (Including Admission to Course): Gentlemen .. .. .. 6/Ladies . . . . . . .. 4/Children under 12 years .. 2/DERBY STAND (Outside Enclosure), Gentlemen, 1/6; Ladies Free. A. E. FORREST, Secretary. THAMES TROTTING CLUB (Inc.) SPRING MEETING. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1940. PROGRAMME. (Under RuleS of and Approved by the N Z Trottiing Assn.). I—TARARU HDCP. (Harness), of £IOO Limit 3.49; distance Iy a miles.—Fo Trotting Horses Only (unhoppled or half hoppled). 2 —KARAKA HDCP. (Harness), of £IOO Limit 3.5; distance, iy 4 miles. 3 —HAURAKI HDCP. (Harness), of £IOO Limit 3.1; distance, 1% miles. 4—GOLDFIELDS CUP HDCP. (Harness) of £205 (including Trophy, £25). Limi 4.44; distanco, 2 miles. S—OMAHU5 —OMAHU HDCP. (Harness), of £ls< (including Trophy, £25). Limit 3.44 distanco, 1 % miles.—For Trotting Horse; Only (Unhoppled or half-lioppled). 6—NGATE A HDCP. (Harness), of £IOO Limit 3.43; distanco, 1% miles. 7 —TOTARA HDCP. (Harness), of £125 Limit 3.38; distauce, 1% miles. S—PURU$ —PURU HDCP. (Harness), of £125. Limi 2.5G; distance, iy A miles. All Nominations, £l. NOMINATIONS may be lodged wit! Messrs. Blomfield and Co., Shortiand St Auckland, up till 5 p.m. on FRIDAY, SEP TEMBER 20, 194 C !, and will close with thi Secretary, Thames, the same evening ■at { o'clock. E. O. BROWNLEE, Phono 310 M. Secretary, Box 53. Mary Street, Thames TYPISTS MISSES BASTEN, Typists, Stenographers Duplicatists.—Victoria Arcade; 40-742 MISS HANTON, Confidential Public Typ ing, Duplicating.—Vulcan Bldg., 30-614