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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 23995, 19 June 1941, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS WHAT A PANIC, WHAT A WOW—IT'S MIRTH AND MELODY MONTH —AND HOW! YOU may win £2 2/1 Write in to the Civic Theatre or IZB your opinion of any' of the four pictures shown during Mirth and Melody Month! 2nd Prize £1 1/. 6 Consolations Prizes, Double Theatre Tickcls^^^ Direction: Civic Theatre, Ltd. 11 A.M.. 2 P.M.. 6 P.M., S P.M. Prices: II to 3/4. Very Latest Denf Aids Available. Plans at Theatre Box Office. Phone 150-100. LAST DAY "THE NAVY STEPS OUT" wiih GEORGE MURPHY and LUCILLE BALL. Also HOWARD MOODY at the Civic Grand Organ. AN RKO-RADIO FUN SHOW! Approved for Universal Exhibition. TO-MORROW—-THE SECOND PICTURE OP OUR MIRTH AND MELODY MONTH. THE TAP-HAPPY TOPS IN MUSICAL HITS! The Screen's Greatest Dancer FRFD AST A FRF GORGEOUS PAULETTE GODDARD and the Swing King ARTIE SHAW and his Band. "SECOND CHORUS HEAR TITESE HITS! "Love of My Life" . "Poor Mister Chisholm" . "1 Ain't Hep to That Step" and ARTIE SHAW and his Band' playing a brand new "Hot Concerto." THE FASTEST. MERRIEST MUSICAL MADVENTURE THAT EVER DANCED ACROSS THE SCREEN #' A Paramount Picture. Approved for Universal Exhibition. FEATURETTES YOU CAN'T MISS! PARAMOUNT NEWS A stirring Camera analysis of the sea battle that sank Germany's prize warship after the long chase of the Hood's sinking. "HEADLINER" Jenny Messner and his Orchestra. "ANIMATED ANTICS CARTOON" and the ever-popular "COMMUNITY SING" FEATUP.ETTE Also HOWARD MOODY in another delightful organ interlude "FRED ASTAIRE MELODIES." Specially Warmed for your Comfort. | THE BERKELEY M Final Screening To-night at Eight. M Edward G. Robinson in M The Story of JJ "DR. ERLICH'S MAGIC BULLET" You dare not miss it! lyj Every man, woman and youth should see this brilliant masterpiece. M (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) fyj Specially Selected Featurettes. | THE CAPITOL | M Note our New Phone Number—o2-509, Fred Astaire. Eleanor Powell in M "BROADWAY MELODY. 1940" M The Year's Outstanding Musical, jy] (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) .. Also Wayne Morris, Rosemary Lane in M "RETURN OF DR. X." (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) ! TUDOR ! $i? ema ' :: kemuera. I x | Phone 24-749. To-night, 8. H JOAN CRAWFORD and p FREDRIC MARCH == in the repertory play: • ~ (Recommended by .Censor for Adults), p As a Play it ran on Broadway for si eight months! ALSO: Australian Cinesound—Air Mail =3 News—Musical Revue. TATFTY I Cinema :: TAKAPUNA. VjMICiI I | "phone 78-405. To-night, 8. =3 Ray Milland and Sonja Henie in g EVERYTHING HAPPENS AT NIGHT = (Approved for Universal Exhibition). ROYAL AUCKLAND CHOIR ROYAL AUCKLAND CHOIR Hon. Conductor • • HARRY WOOLLEY Hon. Pianist .... - ALAN POW FIRST CONCERT OF THE SEASON CONCERT CHAMBER, TO-NIGHT. . TO-NIGHT. ADMISSION. 2/-. Y. W. C. A. OPPORTUNITY STALLS W FOR FIGHTING FORCES FUND. JOHN COURT S CORNER, OPPOSITE HUTCHINSON'S, LTD. DILWORTH BUILDING. TO-MORROW TO-MORROW —Pi-EASE PATRONISE-TO-MORROW TO-MORROW +V Z. RED CROSS SOCIETY, i> . AUCKLAND SUB-CENTRE. RED CROSS SHOP, British Chambers, High Street, under auspices of Victoria League of Auckland. Open TOMORROW (Friday) in the charge of tho MAUNG AIvIEKIE GOLF CLUB. Produce. Cakes, Sweets and Work on sale. Proceeds in aid of the Society's-general Purposes .Fund. PLEASE SUPPORT US. OILKNIT PATRIOTIC DANCE O , St. Sepulchre's Hall, TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY). Epi Shalfoon's Band. Supper —— Prizes. EXAMINATIONS ENGINEERS' REGISTRATION ACT, TJ 1024. EXAMINATIONS OCTOBER, 1041. Entries for the next Examinations to b« held in accordance with the Regulations issued under Section 10 of the above Act, close on JUNE 30. 1911. Entrance forms received after that date cannot be consideredEntrance forms will be supplied on request to the Registrar, Engineers' Registration Board. Wellington. Applicants should state whether they require forms for Civil, Mechanical or Electrical Engineering. E. -k. I! EN DIM K SEN, Registrar. rp HE ASSOCIATED BOARD OF 1 ROYAL SCHOOLS OF MUSIC. LONDON (Tho Royal Academy of Music and The ► Royal College of Music). For Local Examinations in Music. PRACTICAL EXAMINATIONS, 1941Tho Practical Examinations for 1041 will commence toward the END OF JULY. ENTRIES CLOSE JULY 1. Syllabuses and Entry Forms will be for* warded by the undersigned on application, or may be obtained from Music. Stores. Entries should be posted or delivered to th» office of the undersigned L. W." SWAN. Local Secretary. First Floor, Lister Building. Victoria Street East, Auckland. C.l PROFESSIONAL T EGAL PRACTICE FOR SALE.— I.J A Sound Legal Practice in Napier ror urgent sale, owing to decease of surviwuß partner. Library and Office Furniture sw valuation. Goodwill at reasonable figure. Apply personally to Messrs. Gittos. Uren, Grcig and Bourke. Solicitors, Auckland; or to Messrs. Carlile. McLean. Scannell and Wood, Solicitors. Napier.