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

- : i AMUSEMENTS l 1 ANOTHER ACADEMY AWARD | | .. . must surely go to Spencer Tracy | I for his magnificent performance in § I "EDISON, THE }IANVI Fresh 1 | to add to the triumphs of 5 = "San Francisco" .... "Captains = i Courageous" and "Boys' Town" ... | i for an entertainment that is already g = the talk of Auckland I = C • - ' JS I FOUR SESSIONS TO-DAY! | | AT 11 1 Attend the Day Sessions ". ; bookings § 1 are very heavy for this evening's = = • performance! = I ST. JAMES' THEATRE J 1 Direction: Sir Benjamin Fullor.. | gPENCER gFENCER gPENCE R .gPENCER . gPENCER OPENCER gPENCER gPENCER rpRACY rjiRACY rpRACY rpRACY rpRACY rpRACY rj-iRACY fJiRACY "EDISON, - "EDISON, "EDISON, "EDISON, "EDISON, "EDISON, "EDISON, THE MAN" THE MAN" THE MAN" THE MAN" THE MAN" THE MAN" THE MAN" RITA JOHNSON, lAWNE OVERMAN, CHARLES COBURN, FELIX BRESSART. A Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Special Production. - Associate Programme Includes.... "A WAY IN THE WILDERNESS" , John Ncsbett's Passing Parade. : ST. JAMES' REVIEW including. . . .Nazi Bombers downed in Channel Raids as Convoy sails the sea in peace . . • Britain defies Blitzkrieg as John Bull's committee comes into action . . . . Dover repels Nazi air raiders . .. . Hurricanes to the rescue . .. . British Fleet bombs Libya . . . British mass for battle of Africa . . . Duke of Windsor sworn in as Governor of Bahamas . . • Mrs. Churchill .aids Anzacs . Roosevelt confers on joint U.S.-Canada defence plan . - Royalty greets India Troops . . . Anzacs prepare for action in Egypt . . • British Expeditionary Force parades at Sydney Show ground, etc., etc. Plans at the Theatre Booking Office To-day from 9.30 a.m. It is essential to reserve EARLY to avoid disappointment. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) AUCKLAND'S LEADING SUBURBAN THEATRES. , DIRECTION: Fuller Theatres. PRINCE EDWARD | K w 4 ™£; To-night at 7.10 p.m. "THE GREEN HORNET" And at 7.30 . . . Unbeatable entertainment for all . . . LINDA WARE. BING CROSBY NED SPARKS In "THE STARMAKER" "THE STARMAKER" "THE STARMAKER" 9 - BIG SONG HITS Including "School Days," "In My Merry. Oldsmobile," "An Apple for the Teacher," etc. Also The Sensational Musical Comedy, in "TALKING FEET" In "TALKING FEET" With HAZEL ASCOT (The Wonder Child Dancer), and William Heughan, Mark Hambourg. Excellent "First-Half" Includes: 1 BUSY LITTLE BEARS | I SPORTLIGHT ■ i MUSICAL REVUE MATINEE TO-DAY, 1.30 p.m. MATINEE TO-DAY, 1.30 p.m. Both-Approved Universal Exhibition. VICTORIA 1 P^ne > 2!?6S^ T " M TO-NIGHT AT P.M. ■ PAUL. MUNI Hgeoege raft _ w . m - KAREN MORLEY in i "SCARFACE" Recommended by Censor for Adults. Also ROBERT TAYLOR, ' GKEER GAR SON. Lew Ayres Billie Burke and : Reginald Owen ill I" "REMEMBER?" I

n Approveir for Universal Exhibition, m | MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2 P.M. g g ; "GREEN: HORNET'.'. SERIAL, M =1 Cartoon, and Pete Smith Specialty, 5 M And WILLIAM BOYD as m M HOP ALONG CASSIDY in " W gj "KENEGADE.TR AIL," §§ b Approved for Universal Exhibition. = BRITANNIA [. BESSS. j MATINEE TO-DAY, 1.30 p.m. J JOAN CRAWFORD ' M JAMES STEWART, §j Lewis Stone and Lew Ayres in |= "THE TCE TROLLIES" W "JL he Ice I 1 ollies" m Approved for Universal Exhibition, lyf "Th« Green Hornet" (Serial), |g Pele Smith Oddity, Cartoon, etc. gg TO-NIGHT AT 7.30 P.M. If BASIL RATHBOXE BORIS KARLOFF fg Barbara O'Xeil and lan Hunter in = "THE TOWER OF LONDON" § Recommended by Censor for Adults. = Alsc: "THE ICE FOLLIES." M CINEMA MA I GRE'Y LYNN. » |_ Phone 2G-40G. TO-NIGHT -AT 7.10 P.M. Chapter 5, "Green- Hornet," Then at 7.30 p.m., FORMBY | I "BY GEORGE" "l Followed by 2 Big Features. (1) BASIL KATHBONE ■ BARBARA O'NEIL v in the thrilling || "TOWER OF LONDON" Then (2) BARRY K. BARNES in H An Exciting Spy Drama. S Both. Recommended by Censor H ' for Adults. 1 BIG MATINEE TO-DAY. 1.30. g "Spies of the Air," George Formby, m "Serial and Shorts. HENDERSON— W Graham Stewart, Jean Arthur and Edward Arnold in "MR. SMITH-GOES TO WASHINGTON." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) HOOKEY HOBSON PARK, Pu REMUERA. SXi TO-DAY i , COMMENCING 1.45 P.M. DEVONPORT SHIELD , " MATCHES. : : T THOROUGHBREDS rpROTTING- Stallion, Surprise Journey, for JL sale; or will ex-hange Heifers or Cows. —E.'. E. Cressey, Mangere, Phone 12-13, V T7lOR 1 SALE ' OR ' LEASE. JC WEIL-KNOWN .TROTTING STALLION, KEWPIE'S KING!" T - ; For particulars • • KING PHONE 129. Papakura.