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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 23860, 10 January 1941, Page 12

N.Z.'s premier theatre CIVIC Direction: Civic Theatre, Ltd. 11 A.M., 2 P.M., 5 P.M., 8 P.M. Phone 30-100. THE BREATHLESS STORY OF DEMOCRACY'S ANSWER~TO aggression! A PICTURE WHOSE EVERY'SCEXF WILL LIVE. . . .WHOSE EVERY BIT OF DRAMA WILL HOLD AUDT EXCES TENSE WITH ITS TERILT THEY' CAN'T ESCAPE ITS POWER ITS FORTH RIGHTNEfi<? ....THEY CAN'T FAIL TO GRASP ITS TREMENDOUS MEANING! im m rinrr iTrriTrnirmTnTirmTTiTi m runi mf^ 1 "HpRE "DAMPARTS § | " IHE IVAMPARTS 1 1 " rpHE ~|l> AM PARTS 1 | " 1 HE lIAM PARTS 1 2 "rpriE "DAMPARTS 1 1 " IHE li-AMPARTS | 1 We Watch :: I I Wl Watch" ! 1 Wl Watch » I i! HUUOfu I; !Ji!!! !i Uj! iJ! I The New "March of Time" Feature which includes the notorious Nazi Terror Film "BAPTISM OF-" FIRE" "BAPTISM OF FIRE" "BAPTISM OF FIRE" "BAPTISM OF FIRE" iiiffsiio«iNiw;iNWMHln:M!i" YOU WILL SEE AND HEAR HITLER'S OWN GERMAN COMMENTATOR SPEAKING CT ENGLISH, ATTEMPTING TO INSTIL FEAR INTO THE HEARTS OF PI-:0PL!~0F ALL NATIONS. "BUT, DESPITE THE GERMAN COMMENTATOR'S BOASTFUL PROPH ESJES, YOU WILL ALSO SEE THAT THE 4 ENEMY IS STILL ON 'DECK—« AG RENTER AND MORE GLORIOUS BRITAIN, BRINGING VICTORY ..NEARER EVERY DAY I Approved lor Universal Exhibition. The Show Piare of Auckland 'Midst the Coo! Sea Breezes. (Only Eight Minutes by Bus from City.) | THE BERKELEY - } S°iV (VI Commencing To-night at Eight. L, GARY COOPER M RAY MIDLAND, ROBERT PRESTOS M "BEAU GESTE" M A Stirrine. Heart-throbbing Story of M Adventure. It's Splendid. M (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) British Nflws, Popeye Cartoon, M and March of Time Presents i. "CANADA AT WAR" ] THE CAPITOL | , , Barton McLane, Beverley Roberts, in M "I WAS i CONVICT" ' TVrf Thrilling Dramatic. Romance. ' (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) M Also. Fred Stone, Rochelle Hudson, in u "KONG A, THE WILD STALLION" A beautiful picture for all horse lovers. M (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) SPEEDWAY SPEEDWAY RACES RACES TO-MORROW NIGHT AT 8. TO-MORROW NIGHT AT 8. •SATAN" FRANK BREWER in a desperate attempt to crash the 19 -1-5 ono lap record, held by BILL RENALDS (England) Also A Novelty Event for Boys: SOAP-BOX TROLLEY DERBY, AND PRIZE FOR BEST DECORATED - TROLLEY. (Entries must be handed to the Gatemea at 7 p.m.). MOTOR-CYCLE BROADSIDING MOTOR-CYCLE BROADSIDING aud SPEED CAR RACING SPEED CAR RACING IN THE COOL, REFRESHING AIR OF WESTERN SPRINGS STADIUM A UC K LAND GLIDING CLUB aJL ' fine.) Flyiner will take place at Mangers Aerodrome on SUNDAY NEXT. The Public are invited. Admission Free. Saturday group members will be permitted to fly on Sunday. J. C. HARKNESS, Hon. Sec. AMUSE M ENT PARK llllllji CIVIC SQUARE lililHl TO-NIGHT & EVERY NIGHT I MATINEE DAILY 2 P.M. THE "CRAZY HOUSE" NOW OPEN I I'hs Greatest Sensation at the CEN* TENNIAL EXHIBITION 'THE SLIPPERY DlP"—the thrill of a lifetime—And Other Attractions. CHILDREN %-PRiCE AT MATINEE. FREE—IT'S ALL FREE TO SEE. —A Bowler and Sullivan Presentation — SWIMMING QWIMMING CHAMO PIONSHIPS. AUCKLAND TITLES.' TEPID BATH POOL, Hubson Street, NEXT MONDAY AND TUESDAY. Champions All- Juniors, Intermediate. Seniors. See Bob Frankham and Other Stars. Can Kathleen Grey Win the 100 for tDB Fifth Time? ADMISSION. 1/-. RESERVES, 2/-. Children Half-Price. CORPORATION NOTICE CIVIC RECEPTION A Civic Reception will be tendered by His Worship the Mayor, Sir Ernest Davis, Kt., in the Concert Chamber, Town Hall, on MONDAY, the instant, at 5 o'clock p.m., to MR. COWARD, Playwright, Composer and Actor. Citizens are cordially invited to present. JAMES MELLING, Town Clerk.