AMUSEMENT GUIDE.

Auckland Star, Volume LXXI, Issue 223, 19 September 1940, Page 20

AMUSEMENT GUIDE.

PICTURE THEATRES. ROXY—George O'Brien In "Stage to Chtab" and George E. Stone In "Long Shot." ST. JAMES'—Lew Ayree and Laralne Day In "Dr. Klldare'a Strange Case." OXFORD—Anna Neagle In "Irene." REGENT—Edward a. Robinson In "Dr. Enrllch's Magic Bullet." PIAZA—Cary Grant and Irene Dunne la "My -»AesY—Bett«_ Davis and Miriam Hopkins in STRAND—Bert Bailey In "Dad Rudd, M.P." CENTURY—Jean Arthur and Melvyn Douglas In "Too Many Husbands." CIVXO—"The Orapei of Wrath." MAJESTIC—Dead End Kids In "On Dress Parade" and Richard Arlen in "Hot Steel." ASTOa— "Thunder Afloat" and "Bridal Suite." ALEXANDRA—"A Chump at Oxford" and "An Englishman's Home." ADELPHI—"HeII's Kitchen" and "For Freedom." AMBASSADOR—Quest Night. AVONDALE—Guest Night. "s. BERKELEY (Mission Bay)—" Good-bye Mr. Chips." BRITANNIA—"Green Hell" and "Range War." CAPITOL—"The Wizard or Oz." CRYSTAL PALACE—"Primrose Path" and "Everything on Ice." EMPRESS—CIosed lor reconstruction. GAIETY—"U Boat »." OBEY LYNN—Guest Night.

KBW ROYAL—"Broadway Serenade" and "The Gorilla." PRINCE EDWARD—Guest Night. FKINCESB—"He Married His Wile" and "Vigil in the Night. PEERLESS—"On the Might of the Fire." RlALTO—"Primrose Path" and "Everything on Ice." REGAL—Guegt Night.

'WtOjßOr— vmie Wa»«rof Ot" and "Pack Up Your i Trouble*. -■■■. ' .'. STAK—Closed lor repairs. STBAND (Onehuiga)—Guest Night. BTATE (Onehaaia)—"Rebecca" and "Bullet Code." STATE (Derrapcrt)—"Drums Alone the Mowhawk" and "Three Sons. ,, TIVOLI—"Stage to Chlno" and "Long Shot." tudoe—"The Cheat." VICTOKIA—Guest Nlfht. KADIO FBOCBAMMES. IYA—B.O p.m., "Hard Cash"; 8.45, "The Fourth Form at St. Percy's"; 9.10, music by British bands. *TA—B.O p.m., "Home Town Variety"; 8.35, "Evergreens,of Jazz"; 8.49, "Your Favourite Cinema Organist?" No. 3: Sidney Torch; 9.10, studio recital by Mrs. F. Potter, mezzo-soprano; 9.44. music by Elgar. trx— B.S4, Lotte Lehmann, soprano; 8.0, classical recitals. IZM—7.O p.m., sports session; 7.45, "The Life of Cleopatra"; 8.0. Irish songs and dances.