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Waikato Times, Volume 127, Issue 21217, 13 September 1940, Page 8

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AT THE HAMILTON CINEMAS *> gESSIOSS JJAILY AT 2.13 AND 8 P.M. SPECIAL SESSION ON SATURDAYS A T 5 P MNOW SHOWING l I THE BIG LAUGH SHOW ! The further adventures of " Dad ” and Dave” "On Our Selection,” "Dad t and Dave Come to Town,” and now the Funniest of Them All “ DAD RUDD, M.P.” Cripes, Dad, do you think you 11 win these here elections? ” I dunno Dave, me boy; nothing's certain 1 Except that everybody will have a darned good LAUGH. And that’s what we want these days, Dave ! ” A BARRAGE OF LAUGHS ! DIRECTION HAMILTON THEATRES, LTD. The REGENT REGENT’S SPECIAL FEATURETTES CINESOUND PRESENTS . BERT BAILEY Including— BRITISH AIR MAIL NEWS Aviation Thrills. PATHE WEEKLY VARIETY WITH THE INIMITABLE RUDD FAMILY In—- “ THESE CHILDREN ARE SAFE” “DAD RUDD, M.P. fl “PERU ” Travel Cruise in Colour. LAUGH WITH DAD ! ROAR WITH DAVE 1 (Approved tor Universal Exhibition) BE WISE CINESOUND REVIEW ! Diggers on the March. j ! RESERVE NOW TONIGHT AT 7.45 Also SATURDAY and MONDAY Drama ! With Unlimited Action ! Telling of the rise and fall of one of the World s Most Notorious Gangsters ! PAUL MUNI GEORGE RAFT BORIS KARLOFF “ Scarf ace ” With ANN DVORAK C. HENRY GORDON OSGOOD PERKINS (Recommended by Censor Tor Adults— Not Suitable for Children) ROYAL DIRECTION : H/tIV!iLTOIM THEATRES LTD Episode 5 of “FLASH GORDON CONQUERS THE UNIVERSE” Will be Screened at 7.30 p.m. TONIGHT : SATURDAY : MONDAY Special Matinee SATURDAY —2 p.m. “ DANGER FLIGHT ” Musical, CARTOON, Serial, Etc. Box Plans at Theatre Confectionery Shop or Phone 1580. New Thrills ! MILES HIGH IN THE SKY 1 In a Reckless battle against Crime I TAILSPIN TOMMY “DANGER FLIGHT" With JOHN TRENT MARJORIE REYNOLDS MILBURN STONE (Approved for universal Exhibition) | THE 1 IRI jo) IX! [Y I * I :: PHONE 1736 £ « :: ?nrTtiiiit« v *ti i t *r* COMMENCING TONIGHT THE HEART OF SHOW BUSINESS . . . Bing’s greatest, most human role as the showman who turned the kids of yesterday into the stars of today. Introducing Linda Ware, sensational 14-year-old songstress, with the grandest bunch of kid stars ever assembled in a single picture. RESERVE NOW ! ’PHONE 1756 PARAMOUNT PRESENTS . . . " THE ST ARM AKER ” Starring BING CROSBY LOUISE CAMPBELL LINDA WARE NED SPARKS Second Big Feature . - TO BE DAUNTLESS IN THE FACE OF DANGER ... TO BE FEARLESS IN THE FACE OF DEATH!” . . . THAT’S THE CODE OF THE SECRET SERVICE. Cyclonic Action . . . when one wrong step means doom ! Daring escapades . . . when the odds are 1000 to 1 against ! Smashing fists .. . when guns are out of reach. As far as music is concerned, “The Star Maker” is a beauty. Songs both old and new are combined. Among the compositions introduced are “School Days,” “Sunbonnet Blue,” “If I was a Millionaire,” “In My Merry Oldsmobile,” “I Can’t Tell You Why I Love You But I Do” and “I Wonder Who’s Kissing Her Now.” Then there are four new songs written especially for the film, “Go Fly a Kite,” “A Man and His Dream,” “An Apple for the Teacher” and “Still the Bluebird Sings.” Associated in the presentation of many numbers are scores of amusing children-stars of tomorrow. In addition, Walter Damrosch and the Philharmonic Orchestra of Los Angeles presents Tschaikowsky’s “Waltz of the Flowers” and Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony, Fourth Movement. Here, indeed, is a film which caters for all branches of musical taste. “ Code of the Secret Service ” (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition) With RONALD REAGAN—Rosella Towne—Eddie Foy, Jr. ALSO EXCELLENT SUPPORTING ITEMS NEWS AND VARIETY SESSION, 7.30 P.M. THE R O ► r 1Y! PHONE 1733 B

STAT E Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. (Throughout N.Z.j. COMMENCING TODAY 2 p.m., 5 p.m., 7.45. SATURDAY & MONDAY 2 p.m., 7.45. FOOTLiGHT FAME -and young love pays the forfeit in heartbreak! Small-town ro--mance almost' THE NIGHT WAS MADE FOR MYSTERY ! THE WEIRDEST MYSTERY EVER IMAGINED . . . WHERE EVERY SUSPECT HAS AN ALIBI '. WAYNE MORRIS MARGARET LINDSAY WILLIAM CARCAN “ DOUBLE ALIBI »v With ROSCOE KARNS ROBERT KEANE becomes bigtewn tragedy. Screening Friday Night and Saturday Matinee EPISODE 10 “ MANDRAKE THE MAGICIAN ” BARBARA "N. m • ■'WWy K mm RKO RADIO Picture Approved for Universal Exhihitit BOX PLANS at PARKES’ MUSIC STORE, PHONE 1528, or THEATRE, PHONE 1416.

BOX PLANS AT PARKES’ MUSIC STORE, PHONE 1528. 'l|| |C 1V 1 C |(>' DIRECTION: AMALGAMATED THEATRES. LTD. CThrcUQtlOUt New Zealand). AFTER HOURS AT THEATRE, PHONE 3700. FOUR DAYS ONLY ! Hal Roach Presents . . . THORNE SMITH’S TONIGHT, SAT., MON. and TUE. Daily at 2.15, 8 p.m. Session SATURDAY at 2.15, 5, 8 p.m. THE STORK S GONE HAYWIRE His intentions are shady ,-. w {He’s got his eye on the man [lnstead of the lady! & P® © a f H % iM HILARIOUS NOVEL TO THE SCREEN TO TELL THE STORY AS ONLY THE AUTHOR OF “TOPPER” COULD TELL IT! “Turnabout” “Turnabout” “Turnabout” “Turnabout” “Turnabout” “Turnabout” “Turnabout” “Turnabout” “Turnabout” “Turnabout” “Turnabout” “Turnabout” FOR FUN ! “Turnabout” “Turnabout” “Turnabout” “Turnabout” “Turnabout” ‘ ‘Turnabout” Wi ADOLPHE “Turnabout” “Turnabout” “Turnabout” “Turnabout” “Turnabout” “Turnabout” th MENJOU CAROLE LANDIS JOHN HUBBARD It actually happens . . . Believe it or not . . . To this lovely young couple Who were bored with their lot; They envied each other . . . Kicked over the traces . . . And lo and behold . . . Exchanged jobs and places ! ANNOUNCEMENT ! OUR PATRONS WHO HAVE SEEN THE TRAILER FOR “TURNABOUT” WERE CONVULSED WITH LAUGHTER AND AGREED THAT THIS BEING THE SAMPLE THE PICTURE MUST BE HILARIOUS INDEED ! A L'nited Artists Release. (Recommended by Censor for Adults) j Also j MARCH OF TIME, No. 10 1940 Series. ! THE PHILIPPINES | THE PHILIPPINES