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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVII, Issue 23818, 20 November 1940, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS I MAJESTIC Pa CONTINUOUS - - - - 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. EVENING * 8 P- m - Last Two Days of DEAD END KIDS in "VOU'EE MOT CO T2H£I» " X OU'RE IN 01' 00 X OIJGH Approved for Universal Exhibition. And The Story of Two Boys and their Dogl t . With Amazing Scenes of Canine Intelligence. 'TPHE T>ISCUIT TTiATEK"J- HE JJISCUIT J-JATER" Approved for Universal Exhibition. PLANS AT THEATRE. PHONE 43-210 ON FRIDAY YOU'LL BE DUBLIN UP WITH LAUGHTER when you see PRISCILLA LANE as fair a colleen as ever swung a shillaly! DENNIS MORGAN who'd rather be kissing her than tho Blarney Stone. THOMAS MITCHELL and ALAN HALE as folne a pair of spalpeens as ever walloped a wild Irish nose I in VIVID DRAMA OF NATURE IN ITS VILEST MOODI RUTHLESS DIABOLICAL DEVASTATING A story of man's fight to conquer the silent obliterating menace of America's "Dust Bowl" "THREE FACES WEST" "THREE FACES WEST" with JOHN WAYNE SIGRID GURIE CHARLES COBURN A Republic Production. Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. PLANS AT THEATRE—Phone 43-210. Direction - - • • R. I. Kerrldge. THE STATE Symonds St. Phone 43-645 FIRST SUBURBAN RELEASE. THIS EVENING AT 8: "VOUNG rpOM TTiDISON" " 1 OUNG J- OM "VOUNG rpOM "IT'DISON" " 1 OUNG J- OM -POISON" with MICKEY ROONEY • MICKEY ROONEY Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Programme. Approved for Universal Exhibition. Socially Auckland's First Theatre THE VQGUE Karangahape Rd. Phone 43-003. Direction - R. J. Kerridge. NOTE THE DATE AND RESERVE FOR THE GRAND OPENING GRAND OPENING GRAND OPENING NEXT NEXT NEXT FRIDAY FRIDAY FRIDAY OF AUCKLAND'S MOST MODERN THEATRE AND DESTINED TO BE AUCKLAND'S MOST POPULAR THEATRE THE THE THE VOGUE VOGUE VOGUE POLICY; THE VOGUE'S NEW FILM POLICY PROVIDES FOR THE PUBLIC TO BE THE "FILM BOOK BR," AND ITS SCREENINGS WILL BE GOVERNED BY REQUESTS RECEIVED FROM THE PUBLIC, AND EACH SUCCESSIVE CHANGE WILL BE THE PROGRAMME FOR WHICH THE GREATEST NUMBER OF REQUESTS ARE RECEIVED FROM THE PUBLIC BY THE MANAGEMENT. THE FIRST CHOICE IS OUR OWN NOMINATION, AND WE HAVE SELECTED METRO-GOLDWYN-M AVER'S GLORIOUSLY TECUNICOLOURED... . "WIZARD fkF " y V rzAiiD wp "WIZARD fkF f)Z" " > V IZARD vJf VJz" "WIZARD f\F f\7" " V> IZARD =W2iB Or- 0 7 iApproved for Universal Exhibition. SO THAT NEXT FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND MONDAY YOU WILL HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY OF AGAIN SEEING THIS MOST POPULAR FANTASY THAT BROKE ALL RECORDS DURING ITS EARLIER SCREENINGS. j THE NEXT CHOICE IS YOURS I! * ADDRESS YOUR REQUESTS EACH WEEK TO THE MANAGER, THE VOGUE THEATRE. AUCKLAND'S SUBURBAN THEATRE WITH THE CITY STANDARDS AND FULLY EQUIPPED WITH WESTERN ELECTRIC 1040 HIGH FIDELITY MIRROPIIONIC SOUND SYSTEM. FOR RESERVATIONS FOR THE GRAND OPENING NEXT FRIDAY—PHONE 43-003. GOLF TVTANUKAU GOLF CLUB (Inc.). IVI OPEN TOURNAMENT, MONDAY, November 25. 30-Hole Stableford. Best 18-Hole Gross. Morning Medal. Afternoon Bogey. Entry Fee, 5/-. Post Entries. C. G. WARDELL, Hon. Secretary, Phone 2I)J, Pnpakura. > OLUB NOTICES TY7ELLESLEY Normal Old Pupils' Assn.— * V Final Social, Fabian Clubrooms, Queen St., opposite C.P.O* To-night, 8 p.m.