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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVII, Issue 23851, 30 December 1940, Page 10

AMUSEMENTS iliimiimiiMiitwmiimiiiiiiiMiniiiiiiwMmitiiiiiiiiiimwiiiiiiiiiiHNiiiiiiiiHig 1 FOUR SESSIONS TO-DAY I | = (and all this week) | i at 11 | ST. JAMES' THEATRE 1 § Direction: Sir Benjamin Fuller. g | Metro-Goklwyn-Mayer's Wonderful | Musical Operetta.... = I NET-sos Egß? ! I Jlgfifll MJBDB§4£B I MARY BOLAND | Associate Programme Includes | I "WALDO'S LAST STAND" | 1 Our Gang Comedy. | 1 Plans at the Theatre, Phone 32-020. | (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) g 1 Help Win the War | "A Join the National Savings Movement | " 111111 '* 11 ii n s 111 aiull in i n 111 ntnlli nn i j Hll hnll?iiinhn minm 11 m m 111 ninll n; n 111; il||IllllHUiH!IMI!l!im!limiI15n!U!imillllHHKflim»llliniltnil'li!l!lllllli'£ ! FULLER'S THEATRES f i Help Win the War —Join the 1 National Savings Movement e = | PRINCE EDWARD | | ~ = Finally To-night 7..",0: | James Cagney ■ — George Haft, in i- ! r -'KACH 'DAWN" i DIK" l I 1 Carv Grant Rosalind RusscU, in I 1 "His GTK'L" FRIDAY" I | 1 15 ot h lie c qui. Censor for Adults, f LMIHIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIUIiIIIiUHMIIIIIimmi : I VICTORIA I j =yiwiimiiii:miiiimiiiiiimiimimiic = = AGAIN TO-NIGHT: E The Prime Minister of Mirth, = I BERT Ji AI LEY, in 1 I "DAD RUDD, MP." "DAD RUDD, M.P." j I (Approved for Universal Exhib.) p | "CODE OF TUP: STREETS" | = (Recommended Censor for Adults.) | j BRITANNIA | | Last. Night at 7.30 p.m.: | SPENCER TRACY, in | "EDISON THE MAN" | Tommy Trinder and Fred Emney, in | "SHE COULDN'T SAY NO" | Both Approved for Universal Exhib. 1 Special Three Star Holiday | Programme To-morrow at 7.30 p.m. J CINEMA j M/miinmniiiimmiiiiminmii" GRF.Y LYNN. Phone 26-400. | COMM. TO-NIGHT 7.30: 1 § for 2 Days Only = | Robert Montgomery, in 1 1 "THE EARL OF CHICAGO" § § Also Showing.... § | EDMUND LOWE, in | 1 "HONEYMOON DEFERRED'.' | | Both Recom. by Censor for Adults. | f No Guest Nights This Week. | jliilimiiiiiiiiiii!ii:Hiiiiiimiiiiii!!!iiiiiin:HuimMiuuiaiiiiiiiiii!iiiiimii,^ AMUSEMENT PARK IiIHIII CIVIC SQUARE Hilllil TO-NIGHT & EVERY NIGHT I MATINEE DAILY 2 P.M. THE "CRAZY HOUSE" NOW OPENI The Greatest Sensation at the CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION "THE SLIPPERY DlP"—the thrill of a lifetime—And Other Attractions. CHILDREN y 2 -PRICE AT MATINEE. FREE—IT'S ALL FREE TO SEE. —A Bowler and Sullivan Presentation —

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