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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 23965, 15 May 1941, Page 18

FOR INFORMATION OF CIVIO THEATRE PATRONS. PRICES II- TO 3/4. (Monday to Friday inclusive). Children Half-price to all sessions excentt. Saturday Nights. Very Latest Deat Available. Box Plans at tlio Theatre Office, Phone 30-100. °* N.Z.'s PREMIER THEATRE. Direction: Civic Theatre. Ltd 11 A.M., 2 P.M., 5 P.M.. ft P M I 5 O'CLOCK SESSION AGAITTfTbfyyTSATURDAY'S PARADE! SATURDAY'S PARADE! SPECIALLY FILMED BY THE CIVIC CAMERAMAN- t EXCLUSIVE TO CIVIC THEATRE, LTD. COMPLETE AUTHENTIC PICTURES OF ALL UNITS —NOT JUST A NEWSREEL ITEM! ALSO SCREENING GOVERNOR-GENERAL'S REVIEW OF HOME GUARD AT THE DOMAIN, SUNDAY, APRIL 27 LAST DAY! 1940-41 ACADEMY AWARD WINNER GINGER ROGERS "KITCTFOYLE" An R.K.0.-Radio Picture, Recommended by Censor for Adults. Specially Selected Fcaturcltes. Also HOWARD MOODY at the Civic Grand Organ in his original offering "OLD ENGLISH MELODIES 1 ' TO-MORROW COMPLETE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME "CHEERS FOR MISS BISHOP" Produced By That Ace Showman, RICHARD ROWLAND. From the famous studios of United Artists who gave you "Rebecca," "Wuthering Heights," ''The Thief of Bagdad," and many other great screen triumphs, now comes "CHEERS FOR iIISS BISHOP," with the same hallmark of quality, to take its place in the gallery of immortal landmarks of screen history. , "With MARTHA SCOTT You'll say she'B magnificent a woman to live in your heart for ever among the- greatest characters ever created on the screen. And WILLIAM GARGAN EDMUND GWENN. GOOD-BYE MR. CHIPS.... WELCOME MISS BISHOP! A picture so universally human in its story that it reaches deep down into the hearts of all who see it, until it becomes a rich, vivid personal experience. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION SEE PAGE 7. Recommended by Censor for Adults. EAND-PICKED FEATURETTES Include POPULAR SCIENCE Amazing Operations at Ardmore Animal Hospital. TRAVELCADE Borneo Flores Bali. POPEYE CARTOON AND . Again This Week.... COMMUNITY SINGING FEATURETTE Theatre specially wired to transmit your voice through the screen. Also HOWARD MOODY at the Civic Grand Organ playing "CHILDHOOD MEMORIES." Hiiiilili ON THE STAGE SPECIAL ATTRACTION At Afternoon Sessions: jy£ADAME yALESKA presents CARTOON CELEBRITIES. Tlio Show Place of Auckland. (Only Eight Minutes by Bus from City.) THE BERKELEY" i Phone 17-377. . Final Screening To-night at Eight. * Errol Flynn, Miriam Hopkins 1 "VIRGINIA CITY" (Screening at 5.30). 1 Greater than "Dodge City"l! « (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) 1 Cinesound'Review, etc. THE CAPITOL [ 1 Belto Davis, George Brent, Miriam Hopkins in \ "THE OLD MAID" An unforgettable dramatic triumpht k'l (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) ,/| Also Barry Mackay, Rochelle Hudson in A "SMUGGLED CARGO" . Thrilling! Exciting! Actioiu'ull W (Annrmed for Universal Exhibition.). FUNERAL NOTICES rtp THE ALBION LODGE «• The Brethren are requested to attend the Funeral of our _ late BROTHER J. H. CHING, arriving O'Neill's Point Cemetery, at 2 p.m. 10-UAI (THURSDAY), loth. J. S. BIRTLEY. W.M.