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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVII, Issue 23773, 28 September 1940, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS MAJESTIC 'NllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllHlllllillilllllllHlh.r CONTINUOUSLY .. 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. EVENING 7.45 p.m. ZANE GREY'S Vivid, colourful story of a Devil-may-care Adventurer . . . matching wits and bullets with the toughest gang of 'outlaws ever to trigger a gun! "TUC & THE # # LIGHT OF * | WESTERN STARS" | % it VICTOR TOR'S ICTOR *> ORY JO ANN QAYERS o Ann Layers Russell ttayden USSELL XIaYDEN (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) AND A cockeyed story of a screen Romeo who gallops into the Wild West for Romance and runs into all sorts ot trouble Buck t>enny tmdes a gainuck -Denny Jlvjdes Again" Buck "denny -rides again" uck -Denny again" Buck tdenny "dides again" uck -DENNY -Elides AGAIN" (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) JACK BENNY JACK BENNY JACK BENNY ELLEN DREW ' ANDY DEVINE ROCHESTER AND THE MERRILL ABBOTT TROUPE America's Most Daring Adagio Dancers Bth Episode "THE GREEN HORNET." "THE GREEN HORNET." SPECIAL EVENING ATTRACTION: JOHNSON & MORRIS The Air Base Novelty Duettists in Hot Rhythms. PLANS AT THEATRE—Phone 43-210. TUDOR CINEMA | m MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2.30! r>= Ace. the Wonder Dog in 1 "SWIFT VENGEANCE" (Approved for Universal Exhibition), and "Green Hornet" Serial. This Evening at 81. H MICHAEL. REDGRAVE, m "A WINDOW IN LONDON" - yd (Recommended by Censor for Adults). ALSO: British Air News "Beautiful . Devon" (In Colour); "Gateway of West s~i Scotland" and Walt 'Disney's Coloured =i= Cartoon. "Donald's Lucky Day." GAIETY CINEMA | 'Phone 2&465. :—L To-night. 8. - ■; Matinee To-day, 2. fig RALPH RICHARDSON gb= and C. Aubrey Smith in H "FOUR FEATHERS" (in Colour). (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) f a \ ;amt\ Air' I TO-NIGHT and „ AVONDALE I t MONDAY. 7.45 p.m. ! : LMatinee To-day, 2 p.m. S.= JAMES STEWART and Si MARLENE DIETRICH in m "DESTRY RIDES AGAIN." H And JOAN BLONDELL and v PAT O'BRIEN in H "BACK IN CIRCULATION." r.• Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. STRAND ONEHUNGA, Phone 12-3 SO. Ss MATINEE TO-NIGHT AT 8 iH TO-DAY, 2 p.m. and MONDAY. MICKEY ROONEY Hardy Family m'"ANDY HARDY GETS jgj SPRING FEVER." MISCHA AUER—BABY SANDY p§ "THE UNEXPECTED. FATHER." Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. DP I T A NEW LYNN " " ' " -j Phone 47-958. Matinee, 2 p.m.; To-night and Monday, 7.45. GRACIE FIELDS in "SHIPYARD SALLY."(Approved for Universal Exhibition.) GARY COOPER and. ANDREA LEEDS in "THE REAL GLORY." (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) TUES., WED., THURS. NEXT: James Ellison and Ann Sothern in "Hotel for "Women," and Barbara Stanwyck in "Golden Boy." (Both Adult Recommendation.) MAYFAIR- SA S«'^ M - Matinee, 1.DO; To-night and Monday, 7.30. WALLACE BEERY in "THUNDER AFLOAT." (Adult Recommendation.) CONSTANCE MOORE in "HAWIIAN NIGHTS." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.)

RUGBY FOOTBALL EDEN EDEN PARK PARK TO-DAY TO-DAY The two loading teams in the Gallahcr Shield competition meet in a match which may decido the senior championship. TAKAPUNA, with W. HADLEY and M. CORNER at their best, has so far maintained its position at the top of the table, hut is sure to he fully tested by the powerful MARIST team. -. . MARIST v. TAKAPUNA MARIST v. TAKAPUNA MARIST v. TAKAPUNA The curtain-raiser should be an interesting match between two fast, apprressive teams. - ; - PONSONBY v. TRAINING COLL. PONSONBY v. TRAINING COLL. I STURGES PARK | OTAHUHU v. SHORE. SHOWGROUNDS GRAMMAR v. AIR FORCE. GRAFTON v. 'VARSITY. SWIMMING SWIMMING. PARNELL SALT WATER BATHS WILL REOPEN TO-DAY (SATURDAY), I AFTER BEING RENOVATED WITH NEW PLANT.- ■ WATER CHLORINATED AND FILTERED SUN BATHE IN THIS SFSfcLTEttBD- / SPOT. JAMES ME.'litfO i'tfwu Cleric.