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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVII, Issue 23819, 21 November 1940, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS I MAJESTIC II CONTINUOUS 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. EVENING 8 p.m. Last Day of DEAD END KIDS in "VOU'RE \TOT QO rpoUGH" "JL OU'RE IN OT OO X OUGH." Approved for Universal Exhibition. And The Story of Two Boys and their Dogl Willi Amazing Scenes of Canine Intelligence. "THE TMSCUIT T7ATEK" "A he Jl>iscuit -Mater," Approved for Universal Exhibition. PLANS AT THEATRE, PHONE 43-210. TO-MORROW (FRIDAY) YOU'LL BE DUBLIN UP WITH LAUGHTER when you see PRISCILLA LANE as fair a colleen as ever swung a shillelagh 1 DENNIS MORGAN who'd rather be kissing her than the Blarney Stone. THOMAS MITCHELL and ALAN HALE as foine a pair of spalpceni? as ever walloped a wild Irish nose I " 3 CHEERS FOR THE IRISH" A Warner Bros. Picture Approved for Universal Exhibition. AND VIVID DRAMA OP NATURE IN ITS VILEST MOOD! RUTHLESS DIABOLICAL DEVASTATING A story of man's fight to cdhquer 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. Approved for Universal Exhibition. PLANS AT THEATRE—Phono 43-210. li. J. kerndge. THE STATE Symonds St. Phone 43-04 Finally This Evening at 8. MICKEY ROONEY MICKEY ROONEY as •""VOUNG T om TPDISON" " 1 OUNG J-OM XUDISON" "VOUNG rpOM "TTiDISON" " I OUNG J- OM -LfDISON" The Management, has no hesitation in staling that this evening's programme, by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, is one of the finest from start to finish. Approved for Universal Exhib. Socially Auckland's First Theatre \VO G U Karangahape Rd. Phone 43-003. Direction * • - • R. J. Kerridge. iGR A N D GRAND OPEN I N G OPENING TO-MORROW EVENING • AT 8 P.M. OF AUCKLAND'S "REQUEST" THEATRE, With the Ever Popular A METRO - GOLDW YN - MA\ER SUPER IN GLORIOUS TECHNICOLOUR Featuring JUDY GARLAND FRANK MORGAN BILLIE BURKE BERT RAY JACK LAHR BOLGER HALEY and the MUNCHKINS Approved for Universal Exhibition. POLICY: THE VOGUE'S NEW FILM POLICY PROVIDES FOR THE PUBLIC TO BE THE "FILM HOOKER" AND ITS SCREENINGS WILL BE GOVERNED BY REQUESTS RECEIVED FROM THE PUBLIC. AND EACH SUCCESSIVE CHANGE WILT. HE THE PROGRAMME FOR WHICH THE GREATEST NUMBER OF REQUESTS ARE RECEIVED FROM THE PUBLIC BY THE MANAGEMENT. ADD R ESS YOUR R EQU ESTS EACH WEEK TO THE MANAGER, THE VOGUE THEATRE. AUCKLAND'S MOST MODERN THEATRE. FULLY EQUIPPED WITH WESTERN ELECTRIC 11)40 HIGH FIDELTY MICROPHONIC SOUND SYSTEM. AND DESTINED TO BE AUCKLAND'S MOST POt'UI.AU THKATItIJ. FOR RESERVATIONS FOR THE GRAND OPENING TO-MORROW EVENING PHONE 4:1-003. OHIROPRAOTIO AT. REDDELL. Palmer School Graduate. • Treatment given in the Home. —Phone 41-818, Mt. Albert. Consultations Free. hTrOPRACTIC Institute. Lionel Duggan, Principal, 43 Winstonc Bldg. Ph. 44-!)'_'! J. DUGGAN, Miss I'leda (Palmer Graduate), N.Z.C.A.—Winstonc Bldg. Ph. 40-414. GILES a GILES, Palmer Graduates, Members N.Z.C.A.. Dilworth Bldg. Ph. 45-fi2. f >. y SERCY HAMBLIN, Palmer Graduate, 10 . vrs' Amc. Exp.—Col. Mutual Bldg. 42-214 NURSES AND NURSING HOMES AGED Pensioners, Ladies and Gents, In'firm and Convalescent. Day and Night Nursing. Fires, every comfort. No mental patients. Beautiful surroundings. ALAN MOOR. 37 Portland Rd.. Remuera. '-'l-122 17IAIRVIEW Medical and Convalescent . Home. Trained Staff. Social Security Benefits. — H» Fnirvicw Rd.. Mt. Eden. l l-Oii'J. ELECT Rest Homo, semi-invalids; every attention and kindness, X' 2/3- share; ■C2/12/0 single.—B, 911 llehai.d. TTAC'ANCY in a Good Seaside Rest Homo, V suitable light medical or elderly lady.— Moderate, 43-lM Herald.