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New Zealand Herald, Volume 78, Issue 24135, 29 November 1941, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS WESTERN MATINEE WESTERN MATINEE 2 O'CLOCK TO-DAY AT BOTH THEATRES CHILDREN 6d 6<T 6d 6d 6d 6d Adults 1/- l/» 1/- I/- 1/" V- ' ROXY ROXY Queen St. Continuous from . 11 a.m. TLVOLI N TIVOLI Near Grafton Br id go. Nightly . at 8. J 'Phone 41-341. , Phone 44-136 .Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. ROXY'CONTINUOUS SESSIONS: TIVOLI NIGHTLY AT 8 O'CLOCK. WHEN A SNARLING SIX-GUI' WAS LAW ALONG THE BORDER! Cowboy Tirri Holt , . .. . Cowboy.Tirn Holt Hair-trigger action in Cowboy Tim Holt the days when a blazCowboy Tim Holt j nfr six-gun was law Cowboy Tim Holt Cowboy Tim Holt Cowboy Tins Holt gSSSK "ALONG THE grtSSISlt RIO GRANDE" Cowboy Tim Holt Cowboy Tim Holt "AI ONG THE Cowboy Tim Holt ALAJnu liiu Cowboy Tim Holt RI Q GRANDE" Cowboy Tim Holt Cowboy Tim Holt Cowboy Tim Holt Cowboy Tim Holt - Cowboy Tim Holt pA V WHITLFY Cowboy Tim Holt 1 WrulL.c.l Cowboy Tim Holt AND HIS 0-BAR Cowboy Tim Holt pAWßnvcs Cowboy Tim Holt COWBOYS Cowboy Tim Holt (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) ALSO A DDED A TTRACTION Added Attraction GIRL VICTIM EXPOSES TOURIST CAMP RACKET WITH "UNDER ACE" ALAN BAXTER •'UNDER AGE" ALAN BAXTER "UNDER AGE" NAN GREY (Rticompended by Censor for Adults.) "ALONG THE RIO GRANDE" "ALONG THE RIO GRANDE" RAY WHITLEY AND HIS G'BAR COWBOYS A DDED ixnnFJ) CRYSTAL PALACE MT. EDEN Phone «Ki73 RIALTO RIALTO NEWMARKET Phone 48-009 To-day at 9-- To-night at 7.45 I First Suburban Screening I ALICE FAYE I JACK OAKIE THE NICHOLAS BROTHERS THE 4 INKSPOTS [ WIERE BROS. The™ Stars of "Tin Pan Alley" wil£s the Cream of the "World's Variety in £ "THE GREAT AMERICAN BROADCAST" . - = j ■ ■ Universal Exhbtn. Also First Suburban Screening 1 : PETER LORRE in the Thrilling "Stranger on the 3rd Floor" Recommended by Censor for Adults. CTATC . DEVONPORT. Phone 70-101. JjlrilE. To-nigbt at 7.30. James Stewart, "POT 0' GOLD" J. Hubbard.. "MURDER AMONG FRIENDS" Both, Recommended by Censor for Adults. till SPECIAL AT MATINEE TO-DAY, 1.30: Bill. Elliott, "Prairie Schooners." Approved for Universal Exhibition. And "Pot o' Gold." CTATF' ONEHUNGA. Phona 54-344. i3l f\ IL# To-day at 2, To-night at 7.45. Joan Blordell. -TOPPER RETURNS'" G. Montgomery, COWBOY & THE BLOINDE Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. ppTMprCC DOMINION RD. Ph. 61-439. rt\U\LE-OJ To-day at. 1.30, To-nigh.t at 7.45. James Stewart, "NO TIME FOR COMEDY" Lloyd Nolan, "SLEEPERS WEST" Both. Recommended by Censor for Adults. AF»FTI PHI RICHMOND AV. Ph.o7-235. HUL.LTni To-day at 1-30; To-night at 7.45. Sabu, "THIEF Of BAGDAD" (All Colour) & "SCATTEEGOOL. PULLS THE STRINGS Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. DCf M PONSONBY RD. Ph. 26-940. fuluALi To-day at 1.30, To-night at 7.45. The Crazy Gang, "GASBAGS" Kay Kyser, "YOU'LL FIND OUT" Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. RIALTO NEWMARKET SUNDAY NIGHT AT 7.45 Proceeds in aid of Local Charities, under the personal supervision of the Mayoress of Newmarket, Mrs. Donaldson. 2 -BIG FEATURES-2 JACK RANDALL in the Thrilling "RIDERS OF THE DAWN." Associate Feature: Jackie Cooper—MarTcrie Main "BOY OF THE STREETS." . Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. Mount albert EX-SERVICEMI #iu EX-SERVICEMEN'S Irs! club. The Club wishes to publicly express its grateful thanks to the Residents of the Borough and others who have given monetary and material assistance in the reconstruction and equipping of the former Infant department of the Mount Albert District School, Western Springs Road, as a Clnbroom. The Official Opening of the Premises will take place THIS (SATURDAY) AFTERNOON at 2.80, by His Worship the Mayor of Mount Albert, Mr. H. A. Anderson. AH Ex-Service-men in the Borough and their Friends, and Relatives of men from the Borough at present serving overseas, are cordially invite! to attend. Afternoon Tea-will be served. In the Evening a Concert and Dance will be held. Admission 1/8. MOTOR-CYI3LE RACING A A UCKLAND MOTOR " vjfek A. CYCLE CLUB (Inc.). Jg§}- MURIWA! RACES, v&BB TO-MORROW, AT 11.30. SOCIAL EVENING At the Club Rooms, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2. T.T. Enfries Close on December 2nd: - MEETINGS ~ yO-OTH WAKE I DOMINION RECONSTRUCTION CONFERENCE. The Youths' Session commences TO-DAY, AT 3.30 P.M. Y.W.C.A. HALL, QUEEN STREET. REMEMBER—YOU ARE THE LEADERS OF TO-MORROW. s AS TROLOGICAL LECTURE. ■O- MONDAY, DEC. 1, 8 P.M., IN HIGHER THOUGHT TEMPLE. "THE MESSENGER PROPHESIED TO COME IN THE SUPPERTIMS OF THE AGE" MISS IRENE RUTHERFORD. For Xmas Cheer for Aged. Collection. THE NORTHERN INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT ENGINEERING, COACHBUILDING AND RELATED TRADES INDUSTRIAL UNION OF WORKERS. A Special Meeting of Members of the above Union ; will -be held in the Trades Hall, Hob's™ Auckland, on THURSDAY SSkXT, December 4, 1941, at 7.80 p.m. BUSINESS: To affirm or otherwise dispose of the following resolution: "That the dispute -which now exists in the Sheetmetal trade be referred to a Council of Conciliation for settlement." All members are urged to be present. J. NEALE, Secretary. •pHE AUCKLAND SAVINGS BANK, j, of the Trustees will be held at F. E. SUTHERLAND. Manager. te-t- to Aae"le"fgwato Association.—(Sgd.), A. B, Thomp-