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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 23997, 21 June 1941, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS to-day II a.m., 2 p.m., 5 p.m., 7.50 p.m. i THEATRE 1-======^ | MAJESTIC [ Direction: Fuller Theatres Corp., Ltd. * THIS YEAR'S LAUGH SENSATION METRO-G OLDW YN-M AYER PRESENT | ANN SOTHERN | LEW AYRI : :S 1 MAUTTcEN O'SULLIVAN I C. AUBREY SMITH "Miilil Wii A Lißi : Mils!! Wil A lAM" -X----"TI7HERE J \ID V OU fr ET " > V here ' 'i D J-ou rpHAT nmh" I- IIAT VJJHI/' Based on and Featuring the Famous Song with LEON ERROL HELEN PARRLSH. STANLEY FIELDS Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. EPISODE 7, "JUNIOR G-MEN" AT 2 P.M. AND 7.30 P.M. PLANS AT MAJESTIC .'MiuillliiiiiiiiHiiHtiiiiimiTnirniiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiuiiiiiiiHiiiMiiiiiiiiiHiiuiiti^ j FULLER'S THEATRES ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiii' ? PRINCE EDWARD 1 | rlHIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIMIIIII"Mllllllll3 s 1.30 TO-DAY 7.30. , | h Myrna Loy, Melvyn Ponging in y 1 r^Tlll RI) FINGEII," I j LEFT ITAND" I | | Wallace Beery, Leo Carrillo In | | | ''"WYOMING'"' I I Both Approved for Universal Ex. g . •iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiuij: | VICTORIA 1 niiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifc. 1 Nightly, 7.30. DEVONPORT. I Phone 71-083. | Saturdays, 1.30. 1 1 NOW SHOWING I = Norma Shearer, Kolit. Taylor 1 "ES GA P E," and i "THERE'S THAT WOMAN AGAI2S I (Both Rec. hy Censor for Adults.) I 7 .ft "JUNIOR G-MEN" I BRITANNIA I KWSIi. .".111111111111l lIIIHIIIHIIiIIHIIIII 111 IIIIIIM I. = Latest Deaf Aids -Installed. 1 To-dav at 1.30. To-night at 7.30 p.m. ICAHOLELAXD.S- « 1 "MYSTERY SEA RAIDER. I Dennis O'Kee.fe—Florence Hiee In ! "THE KID FROM IEXAS. h Both Approved for Universal Ex. S "Junior C-Men" (Serial) Matinee. ■.■iilliiiiiiitiilimiiiiiimiiiiillir; T I 1 CINEMA | Phone 20-400. § - Variety Session, j I Gene Autry. Smile.v Burnette in g i "SOUTH OF THE BORDER. | = Also Showing: Sensalloniil Short B == "WORLD 'IN FLAMES. = i Both Approved for Universal Ex. = - Matinee To-day, 1.30. Both 1 ictures.. = iiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiilininiiiili"" 11 !" 1 "'"'""'"""""""'.'- PAPAKURA —Phono 30 STA R j To day, 2 p.m., To-night and Mon., 7.45 p.m. Robert Montgomery. Edward Arnold "EARL OF CHICAGO. Jon Hall, Victof McLaughlin "SOUTH OF PAGO PAGO. j Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. ; Latest War News. . j Tnes Wed., Thurs. —Immediately following j Auckland City for a Limited Season of ,1 Nights. "TIN PAN ALLEY," surpassing "Alexander's Ragtime Band" Success. Alice Fave Betty G rattle, Jack Oakic. Latest Overseas Newsreels. Approved Universal hx. MANUREWA Phone 155 REGENT The Popular South Suburban Theatre. To-night. 8 o'clock. DEANNA DURBIN. Robert Cummings. S. /• Sakali, Butch and Buddy, in "SPRING PARADE." MATINEE TO-DAY, 2 o clock, "Swift Vengeance," "Oregon Trail, and a Host of Interesting Shorts (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) HENDERSON- M u N Ti' u Miriraret Sullavnn, James Stewart, Frank Morgan in >OP THE CORNER'' Stanley Lupino in 01 ■ Hlj LLC KY J.U MF/' (Both Approved for Universal Lx.) PIRATE SHIPPE, MILFOKD BEACH. ■ THE CABARET THAT SETS THE STANDARD. TO-NIGHT - SATURDAY! GRAND OLD-TIME DANCE GRAND OLD-TIME DANCE CARNIVAL! CARNIVAL! Music by tho Famous Sliippe Orchestra of 0 Instruments. TWO SPACIOUS DANCE FLOORS (Upper and Lower Decks). Novelties and Favours Exclusive to tho Shlppe BALLOONS, MONTE CARLO, STREAMERS, ETC., ETC., Scenic Settings by Edward Armitage. Free Bus Transport to and from Shippe, leaving Devonport 7.-10 and 8 p.m., Bayswater 7.25 ami 7.55 p.m., returning after Dance. ADMISSION: From Auckland, including Free Bus Transport, DOUBLE 3/0, SINGLE 2/From Devonport or Bayswater, including Freo Transport, DOUBLE 2/0, SINGLE 1/8. Cabaret Suppers from Od. Phono 23-414 for Reservations. E. R. MOUAT, M.C. SPECIAL PRIVILEGES FOR THE VEHICULAR PATRONS. Motor-car and 2 persons, <l/- Return (minimum). Each Additional Person, 2/- Return. This includes admissioncPo Cabaret and Dance. Tickets available at the Vehicle Offico (via Devonport ONLY). RUGBY LEAGUE FOOTBALL NEWTON M ANUKAU CARLAW PARK, TO-DAY. Last' Saturday's games thrilled tho largo crowd present. To day's attractions should provide another day of spectacular and exciting football. NEWTON are right after the championship. 'Two vital games. PONSONBY v. CITY PONSONBY v. CITY NEWTON v. MANUKAU NEWTON v. MANUKAU NEWTON v. MANUKAU NO. 2 GROUND 3 P.M. MT. ALBERT v. RICHMOND