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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVII, Issue 23770, 25 September 1940, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS EMBASSY J. C. Williamson's Intimato Theatre. 11 FINALLY TO-DAY! BETTE DAVIS BETTE DAVIS With MIRIAM HOPKINS "rjiHE "rjiHE QLD j^/JAID 11 QLD jjyjAlD" A WARNER BROS. PRESENTATION. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) TO-MORROW BRINGS COMEDY, RICH IN LAUGHTER AND AS PERSONAL AS YOUR OWN EXPERIENCES! I HAPPENED TO YOU I Sometime somewhere with someone a night of laughter a night of love a never-to-be-forgotten occasion locked away with memories' treasures "REMEMBER "REMEMBER "REMEMBER "REMEMBER "REMEMBER "REMEMBER "REMEMBER "REMEMBER "REMEMBER "REMEMBER NIGHT?" NIGHT?" NIGHT?" NIGHT?" NIGHT?" NIGHT?" NIGHT?" NIGHT?" NIGHT?" NIGHT?" OF COURSE YOU DO 111 And whatever image of delight > that magic phrase inspires is your own business—but indications aro that Barbara qtanwyck ARBARA OTANWYCK Barbara qtanwyck ARBARA OtaNWYCK Barbara qtanwyck arbara Stanwyck T7IRED JL RED Fred RED Fred red ana MACXfURRAY AC-LVI-URRAY MACXrURRAY ac-Vltjrray MAC"]\,TURRAY AC-l-'J-URRAY Will match them or surpass them in 1940's First Sparkling Lovo affair It's another Tonic for depression. A PARAMOUNT PRODUCTION. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) PLANS AT THEATRE. AUCKLAND'S LEADING I SUBURBAN THEATRES. ( DIRECTION: 1 Fuller Theatres. PRINCE EDWARD | g£™s.l | GUEST NIGHT. 7.30 6d | |I John Howard, Heather Angel. 1 | "BULLDOG DRUMMOND 6dl I IN AFRICA" fid ] g Edward Arnold, Shirley Ross I 1 "BLOSSOMS 6d l I ON BROADWAY" 6d] H Both App. Universal Exhibition. j H I Commencing Friday: | ! | "THE STARMAKER." | H Linda Ware. Bing Crosby. I §3 Approved for Universal Exhibition. I VICTORIA I gE?SBF B6d GUEST NIGHT 6d g§ TO-NIGHT AT 7.30: H Preston Foster—Frank Jenks =§ Patricia Ellis—Thomas Jackson | "THE LADY in"tlie MORGUE" Also Gordon Ilarker in I "BLONDES FOR DANGER." §= Both Recommended Censor Adults. II Fratiirottes include: sg "Stranger Than Fiction," "Going fs Places" and Cartoon. BRITANNIA | fSSf*Sgigfi I TO-NIGHT AT 7.30 P.M.: S ANOTHER EXCELLENT DOUBLE jj FEATURE BILL! 1 MELVYN DOUGLAS and JOAN M BLONDELL in the Gayest and M most delightfully different Comedy H of the Season.... "THE AMAZING MR. WILLIAMSAMAZING MR. WILLIAMS" m \nproved for Universal Exhibition. 1 PAUL |YfUNI 1 1 AUL ±™-UNI M with Geo. Raft and Karen Morley in M A great picture of its type. 1 Recommended by Censor for Adults. /-MMC-TV/1 A I LYNN CINEMA I Phono <2O-400 i GUEST NIGHT, 6d 6d 6d 6d M To-night at 7.30: gj THRILLS AND r ADVENTURES ! "RENFREW VI OF THE 6d 1 ROYAL MOUNTED." 6dj H Starring JAMES NEWILL, ~| gj CAROL HUGHES. 6d I j§ Approved Universal Exhibition. | p Also Showing: 6dl I BRUCE CABOT, 1 § BEVERLY ROBERTS in f. JI | "10TH AVE. KID." | II Hecommended Censor for Adults. 6dl TROTTINGTHAMES TROTTING CLUB (INC.). SPRING MEETING. \ SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1940. ACCEPTANCES may bo lodged with Messrs. Blomlield & Co., 07 Shortland Street, Auckland, up till 5 p.m. on FRIDAY. Soptomber 27. 1010, and will closo with tho Secretary, Thames, tho same evening, at S o'clock. E. O. BROWNLEE, Phono 31OM. Secretary, P.O. Box 53. Mary Street, Thames. WINES AND SPIRITS FOR SALE AUCKLAND WINE CO., Rutland St.— XX Famous Choice Wines, Golden Sherry, Madeira, Old Rich Port. 37/G case; Frontignac, 35/-; Nelson Cider, 30/-: Reserve Port, 45/- case: all freight paid.—Phono 44-400, CLYDEBALLA" Port, Standard of Quality. 35/-, railed.—Clyde Orchards. To Kauwhata. ARTY Wine. —Buy Corban's in jars and save 14/- discount off case price. RADALY'S Wines aro Best, —No. 4 Port, 35/- case, fr. pd.—J. Radaiy, Henderson. POPULAR HAMPERS. Port, from 30/- to GO/- caso; Sherry, Madeira, Frontignac, 57/-r Sherry, Cocktail, r>o/-, freight paid. It pays you to pay more for superb quality. All brands Ale and Spirits supplied at wholesale prices. Complete list posted on request. All orders plus 5 p.c. tax. A. A CORBAN & SONS, LTD., Wine and Spirit, Merchants, 28 FORT STREETf AWO»I7^ND. t < &J ! J