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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVII, Issue 23809, 9 November 1940, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS EMBASSY J. 0. "Williamson's Intimate Theatre. 11 A SPECTACLE OF UTTER BRILLIANCE The Private Lives of "ELIZABETH and ESSEX" "ELIZABETH and ESSEX" With BETTE ERROL DAVIS FLYNN and as Elizabeth, as Robert, the Tudor Earl of Essex. Queen of England A Warner Bros. Production. In Greater-than-evcr Technicolour. Associato Programme: "A MELODY MASTER MUSICAL." Introducing Ozzie Nelson and his Orchestra. "LOVE AND CURSES." A Technicolour .Comedy Cartoon. "EMBASSY NEWS SERVICE," With important happenings of to-day. (Recommonded by Censor lor Adults.) -■iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii)j£ PRINCE EDWARD 1 .lllllMlllllllllllllllllllUlllllllllllltlllUllllllllllllllll^ If To-night at 7.10 p.m.: I "FLASH GORDON - I CONQUERS THE UNIVERSE" I and at 7.30 J 6—BIG ATTRACTIONS—6 WALLACE BEERY 3 John Howard, Dolores Dol Rio 1 A Thunderous Action-Packed 1 Adventure Drama | Recommended by Censor for Adults. =- And i Charlie McCarthy m Edgar Bergen, Mortimer Sncrd in the Merriest., Maddest Mystery .= Comedy of tho Year.... "Charlie McCarthy DETECTIVE" 3 Approved for Universal Exhibition. Also | METRO TONE NEWS | j I PASSING PARADE I 1 I PETE SMITH |_ 1 COLOUR CARTOON | = MATINEE TO-DAY, 1.30. I MATINEE TO-DAY, 1.30. 1 VICTORIA § Kiiiiiiiiiiiiii!i(iiitMitii:>iiiiiiiriitiiiiir= DEVONPORT. Phono 22-653. H TO-NIGHT AT 7.30 P.M.: ! NELSON EDDY p ILONA MASSEY in | "BALALAIKA" | | lou Must Hear Balalaika Sung |= as only Nelson Eddy can sing it. U Approved for Universal Exhibition. Ml Also Showing: m RITA JOHNSON, TOM NEAL in | "THEY ALL COME OUT" fg A New Typo of Prison Drama that |g we guarantee you will enjoy. Vk Recommended by Censor for Adults. g§ MATINEE TO-DAY, 1.45: = Both Features and Shorts. I BRITANNIA | SMS riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiimiiiimiiiim? i TO-DAY AT 1.30 P.M. Ij TO-NIGHT AT 7.30 P.M. (TWO EXCELLENT ATTRACTIONS I GENE AUTRY p Starring in the biggest hit tune in g years! I "SOUTH OF THE BORDER" 1 JACK BUCHANAN is Starring in the funniest Naval H Comedy in years! 1 "qpHE "jVTIDDLE "YTTATCH" 1 "1 he Middle Watch" pj Both Approved for Universal Exhib. H "The Green Hornet" (Serial) H Matinee Only. sJiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMimiiiiiiiiiiiii - H I riNIFMA i GREY LYNN is | LIINtIVIA = phono 26-400 g niiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiimnmmiu §| 1 TO-NIGHT AT 7.10 P.M. g Hi Chapter 11 "Green Hornet" m p Followed at 7.30 by Paramount Films Full Length g| li Technicolour Cartoon. ... §f | f "GULLIVER'S TRAVELS" | J W Approved for Universal Exhibition, p f| Also Showing: kl m ROBERT YOUNG. 3 g FLORENCE RICE in g} M A Thrilling Murder Mystery.... p 1 | "MIRACLE'S FOR SAIE" | I If Murder by Magic THRILLS 1 gi 1 THRILLS! , g l| Recommended by Censor for Adults, gg 1 MATINEE TO-DAY, 1.30: g fi "Gulliver's Travels," Serial and p H Specially Selected Shorts. gf rpHE ALL-NEW ZEALAND CHORIC P L A " CHORIC PL A 1 MAN MAN PLAY PLAY LAN D." LAN D." Premiere Presentation, by the DEEPDENE SPEECH CHOIR. Conductor and Producer: DENNIS JOHNS. LEWIS EADY HALL, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, AT 8 P.M. Admission 1/0. Box Plan Open at Lewis Eady, Lid. Proceeds for London Distressed Fund. P- CAMPING FOR BOYS. . CAMP ADAIR, THE Y.M.C-A. SUMMER CAMP. DEC. 21 UNTIL FEB. 1. (Boys may attend for two, four or six weeks.) BOYS ARE THRILLED with such activitiejj as camp-firo concerts, yarns around glowing embers, mystery stunts, swimming and Poating in safe stretch or stream, eel fishing, bush tramps, overnight camps, athletic contests, football, cricket, baseball, basketball and all kinds of team games. Nature study, rabbit-catching, tent and cabin competitions, flag-raising, sing-songs, camp yells, etc. PARENTS HAVE NO WORRY because of adequato expert supervision. Trnined Christian leaders from University, Training and Theological Colleges will assist camp director and his trained staff. FUN bubbles ovor at HAPPY HUNUA, whero tboro's something doing all the time and boys return home with a dooper appreciation or tho best things in life. With wonderfully-equipped kitchon, two expert chefs and A grade supplies, meals are an outstanding foature of the camp. Daily talks are given by Director and Leaders on the problems facing boyhood, talks relating to daily living. No holiday can take the place of a few woeks in God's Great Out-of-Doors with a crowd of clean, fun-loving boys, provided paronts nro SURE of tho right kind of leadership and whon a definite Christian atmosphere pormeates every activity. DO NOT DENY YOUR BOY THIS GREAT OPPORTUNITY. The Camp will be under tho personal supervision of Mr. Geo. W. Adair, wnose 30 years' experience with boys enables him to tactfully and understandingly deal with every problem which arises. Send, call or phone for Illustrated Booklet, with lull particulars, GEO. W. ADAIR, Camp Director, Y.M.C.A.