Page 20 Advertisements Column 7

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

AMUSEMENTS I FOUR SESSIONS TO-DAY! J I At 11 - | 1 The Season's Smartest Comedy with | | the Screens lop Stars! g 1 ST. JAMES' THEATRE | | Direction: Sir Benjamin Fuller. | Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's 1 "The Philadelphia Story" | I "The Philadelphia Story" | 1 "The Philadelphia Story" | | "The Philadelphia Story" | | with 1 I CARY GRANT j KATHARINE HEPBURN JAMES STEWART 1 I RUTH BITSSEY—ROLAND YOUNG , I Associate Programme includes: g 3 "THE MILKY WAY g | Academy Award Winner for 1040. | I Plans Bt the theatre from 0.30 a.m.. | :3 Phono J--020. := (Recommended as unsuitable § | for children.) | liiiiiMiiiiiMniniiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiniMiimiiiiiinmiiiiiiiiii FTSTRANDJ Continuous Sessions: 11, PHONE 43-114. British Empire Films present GEORGE FORMBY GEORGE FORMBY GEORGE FORMBY GEORGE FORMBY in —• j 1 | Supports ! nclnde 1 "MARCH OF TIME" BRITAIN'S R.A.F. flee how Britain's hardfighting Royal Air I'°rc° is driving off Hitler's Air I Iccts —Actual Scenes of Air Battle I "AIR COMMUNIQUE" "MEETING STARS" "PARAMOUNT NEWS" 11,, Approved for Universal .f|| 1t,,. Exhibition. , rl j I TI innP ! Cinema :: REMUERA | 1 UL>Ui\ | -phone 24-740. To-night. b "Si Matinee To-day at 2.301 53 "CONVOY." g| CLIVE BROOK in the great British Story: II TO'N VOY" §. H (Approved for Universal Exhibition), ll How the British Navy guards the mer- \ chant fleet safely to port. §■'= It's your duty to see it! b~~M ALSO: Air Mail News "MALAYA" Hp (Travel); I'nllie Pictorial, etc. . -——— —: Cinema :: TAKAPUNA. GAIETY 'Phone 7S-IGS. To-night. 8. 1 Um 1 Matinee To-day, 2. - DEANNA DU It BIN & Jtfobt. Cummings in "SPRING PARADE." i (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) i > - i To-night and Mon., AVONDALE 1 L Matinee Sat., 2 p.m. r ~ = Robert Young and Helen Gilbert in •#ll " F LOBIAN " §==§ (The Royal White Stallion). ■: Also Geo. Brent and Nigel Bruce in p "ADVENTURE IN DIAMONDS." fs (Both Rec. by Censor for Adults.) | STRAND I °SS A MATINEE TO-NIGHT AND i=H TO-DAY, 2 P.M. MONDAY, AT 8 in Frank MORGAN —Ann RUTHERFORD §§} "THE GHOST COMES HOME." is Pat O'BRlEN—Olympe BRADNA—HH Roland YOUNG H "THE NIGHT OF NIGHTS." fcßa Both Recommended by Censor for Adults MAYFAIR SANDRINGHAM Phono 02-4113 To-night & Moil., at 7.30 for Reserves. Matinee, 1.30.. MICKEY ROONEY and FAY BAINTER at his mischievous best in his best picture "YOUNG TOM EDISON" Also 808 HOPE and PAULETTE GODDARD in "THE GHOST BREAKERS." Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. CLARION GLEN EDEN Matinee, 1.30. To-night & Mon., 7.30 p.m. Vivien Leigh and Laurence Olivier in "21 DAYS TOGETHER." Ellen Drew A Preston Foster in "GERONIMO' (Both Recommended by Censor for Adults), Wed., June 25, at 7.4s—Michael Redgrave and Margaret Lock wood in "THE STARS LOOK DOWN." (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) n F I T A NEW LYNN. U Cj L, 1 n Phone 47-958. Matinee 2 p.m., To-night and Monday. 7.45 ANNA NEAGLE. RAY MILL/AND in " IRENE." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) WALLACE BERRY in "MAN FROM DAKOTA." (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) | (Commencing Time from July 1. 7.30 p.m.) AMBASSADOR I>T - ?S<Pp A m LIER ' James Stewart. Claudette Colbert in "IT'S A WONDERFUL WORLD." Recommended by Censor for Adults. Barbara Stanwyck, Fred Mac Murray in "REMEMBER THE NIGHT." Approved for Universal Exhibition. Matinee To-day Screening Comedy, "Straight Place A Show" (Universal Ex.), Serial, etc THANK YOU! I THANK YOU 11 THANK YOU! I THANK YOU!! THANK YOU!! THANK YOU! I From Groups 2 and 5 for response to "KofF-up" Day. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL WILL THEY DO IT? % Will NORTH SHORE, who do IIK- feated METRO last Saturday, th< o\\ runners-up in the Championship defeat THISTLE, the presem leaders? North Shoro supporters say they WILLI TO-DAY SATURDAY 1.30 P.M. METRO, v. EASTERN SUBURBS THISTLE v. 3 NORTH SHORE THISTLE v. NORTH SHORE ALL ROADS LEAD TO BLANDFORD PARK USUAL ADMISSION. CLUB NOTICES A UCFLAND Senior lU ]i ant Health Club "A. Unity Hall Queen St. —24th, S p.m. Demonstration Night." Spinning, etc. Supper SCANDINAVIAN CLUB lhurs., June 20, 7.30 p.m., I 1 abian Club Rooms, 3 Queen St. Lecture by Mr. Johannes Andersen, late of Turnhull Librar/* r , AVell ! l^F t , o , n - Subject: "Denmark, Past and Presont. Members and Friends invited.