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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 23954, 2 May 1941, Page 12

AMUSEMENTS ■ THE FAMILY SHOWS! 1500 SEATS 1/- 1/- 1/CHILDREN 6d 6d 6d 6d TO-DAY TO-NIGHT Queen St. Continuom from „ U a.m ' TIVOLI TIVOLI Near Grafton Bridge. Nightly k. at 8. j Phone Phone 44-130 Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd Governing Director: M J. Moodabe. ROSY CONTINUOUS SESSIONS: ) 11 TIVOLI NIGHTLY AT 8 O'CLOCK I 20th Century-Fox Filmß TERROR TERROR FPHIS CJ HOCK-TRACKED n^HRILLER This ouock-1 acked Lhrilllr PIER 13 " PIER 13 " PIER 13 " PIER 13 " PIER 13 " LLOYD NOLAN LLOYD NOLAN LYNN BARI LYNN BARI FAST-ON-THE-TRIGGER NOLAN I FAST-ON-THE-TRIGGER NOLAN I FEATURE \TO. O r EATURE IMPRISONED IN A SABOTAGED ETRATOSFHERE BOMBER! | j | CHARLIE CHAN |JJ I— CHARLIE CHAN | j 1 fTI CHARLIE CHAN | I | "MURDER OVER NEW YORK" "MURDER OVER NEW YORK" "MURDER OVER NEW YQRK" | —( | SIDNEY TOLER [j j n~r sidney toler i i i ■MAR'JORIE WEAVER - fcIARJORTE WEAV RICAKDO coRTEZ - RICARDO CORTEZ INTELLIGENCE Versus ESPIONAGE THRILLING ACTION! TOLD WITH THE SPEED OF FIGHTING 'PLANES! (Both Recommended by Censor for Adults.) ROXY—TIVOLI—TO-DAY . TOiNIGHT

I First Suburban Screening I BETTE DAVIS—CHARLES BOYER In Rachel Field's World-Applauded Novel "ALL THIS & HEAVEN TOO" "ALL THIS & HEAVEN TOO" "ALL THIS & HEAVEN TOO" "ALL THIS & HEAVEN TOO" "ALL THIS & HEAVEN TOO" Recommended by Censor for Adults. CTATT" ONEHUNGA. Jb J AIL To-night & Sat., at 7.45. Betty Grahle, "TIN PAN ALLEY." Roger Pryor, 'FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE.' Roth Recommended by Censor for Adults. DDTMriTQC DOMINION ROAD YKIINL-IjOo Xo-niKht & Sat., at 7.45. •Tyrono Power, '"J.HE MARFv 01' 0 RRO Lloyd Nolan. "CHARTER PILOI. Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. CTATC DEVON PORT. 01 AIL To-nltcht & Sat., at 7.45. Shirley Temple, "THE BLUEBIRD." And "CASTLE ON THE HUDSON.' Both Recomrtiendcd by Censor for Adults. OCT-AT PONSONBY ROAD rvfcAiAL To-night & Sat. Joan Bennett, "IyMARRIED A NAZI. J. Barrymore! "Tl/E GREAT PROFILE. Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. Ann PHI RICHMOND AV. /MJCjLrni To-night & Sat., at 7.30 Errol, Flynn, "THE SEA HAWK." Kent Taylor, "GIRL IN 313." Both Recommended by Censor for Adults.

COOKE'S RESTAURANI. COOKE'S RESTAURANT. iWE SPECIALISE IN CATERING FOR ' WEDDINGS. SOCIAL FUNCTIONS. • ; LUNCHEONS. DINNERS. ETC. Dancing Accommodation (Cloak Booms. —Thia room is available ai all times—the most central position in town Ring for Reservations. 44-OtJB. COOKE'S. LIMITED. fiO QUEEN STREET RACING THE FIRST STEEPLECHASE MEETING OF THE SEASON. FRANKLIN RACES PUKEKOHE. TO-MORROW. ADMISSION: 2/0. LADIES A MEMBERS OF HIS MAJESTY'S FORCKS IN UNIFORM ADMITTED FREE. TRANSPORT NOTICES T7IRANKLIN RACING CLUB'S MEETING i- 1 AT PUKEKOHE. SATURDAY NEXT. MAY 3 A * servirc of Omnibuses will leave Transport Terminal as follows:—7.ls a.m., 0.0, 0.25, 0.10, 10.0, JO.HO, 11.0, 11.30 ami 12.40 p.m. Exfra buses as required ■ , FARE. 5/- RETURN. W. J. WHEELER & SONS, LTD.

RAILWAY NOTICES we r pit AIN SERVICKS - GLEN At 1 TON I BRANCH. Commencing on ,SATURDAY, May 8, and continuing on each .subsequent Saturday until further notice, a Special Passenger Train will leave Cleri Afton p.m , arriving Mnutl.\ 3.5 p.m. Ships for passengers at all stations. Backs at pukekohk: Saturday, MAY a. I ill t Special Trains leave Auckland for Pukekohe •Racecourse 8,58 a.m., 0.10 a.m. (via Orakei), ami,9.40 a.m. (via Newmarket). Newmarket 9.i a.m. and 0.40 a.m. Return Trains leave Pukekohe Racecourse P- m - and 5.34 p m.. arriving respectively P ' m '' 25 pm ' and 7 ' lo P- m - Return fare from Auckland, 4/2 Second-claja.