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Auckland Star, Volume LXXI, Issue 223, 19 September 1940, Page 24

AMUSEMENTS. FTNAL DAY 11 — 2 — 5 — 8. JEAN ARTHUR. MELVYN DOUGLAS. FRED MacMURRAY, In "TOO MANY HUSBANDS." "TOO MANY HUSBANDS." Recommended by Censor lor Adults. 11l _ <Hll CENTURY [lip Queen Street. Phone 42-169. HEATED FOR YOUR COMFORT. Deaf Aids Available. Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. I TO-MORROW ! 11 — 2 — 5 — 8. N.Z. PREMIERE Darryl F. Zanuck's glittering, music-packed production of the story of the Stage's First Personality Girl!! H 11 I "T ILLIAN ' ' ! .-fssas .^onos! ! -LiILLIAN I" ILLIAN "Alter the Bail" GILLIAN "Rosle You Are My Posie" -Lillian " The Band Played On " LILLIAN "Evening Star" ILLIAN "Blue Lovebird," LILLIAN ILLIAN etc - LILLIAN j_. y, j, ILLIAN * * * LILLIAN ILLIAN A Cast Never Previously "T ILLIAN "J-JILLIAN Equalled In one Picture' LILLIAN " ILLIAN "LJLuak ALICE FAYE "Lillian ALICE FAYE "LElian ALICE FAYE "LgESS ALICE FAYE "T ILLIAN •Gillian dqn AMECHE RSlffi- DON AMECHE "DUSSELL" goS ;; HENRY FONDA wSiiBLL- HENRY FONDA XVUSSELL" RSIIIII : EDWARD ARNOLD RdsJell' , - warren RuHILv WILLIAM TJUSSELL" XXUSSELL" RUSSELL" LEO CARRILLO US3ELL" HELEN WESTLEY RulUit" LYNN BARI RUSSELL" WEBER AND FIELDS USSELL" EDDIE FOY, JR. RUSSELL" USSELL" *. 4t. 4f. RUSSELL" ■*■*■* USSELL" SPECTACLE! I T» USSELL" ! iVussELL" Culminating in the RulimL" DazzUnß Waltz Flnale!! A 20th Century-Fox Special.

Recommended by Censor for Adults. —SPECIAL! SPECIAL!— 20 MINUTES OF LATEST NEWSREELS. INC. "BRITAIN'S DEFENCES" AND AN 8-MINUTE ITEM, "THE BATTLE OF BRITAIN" BOX PLANS-AT THEATRE. _-§| NEW REGENT |-=_ I EPPOM. [ - To-night, Fri. and Sat. at rj AZZ Deal Aids Available. Phone 14-142. I .rktJ JUDY OAKLAND, Jack Haley. Bert Lahr. " THE WIZARD OF OZ." THE RITZ BROS., Jane Withers, Lynn Barl, "PACK UP YOUR TROUBLES." Both Approved lor Universal Exhibition.

I DE LUXE j EL n r S a? 7.45 I MT. ALBERT I ""»"> *°- 10 * Bette Davis, George Brent,"DARK VICTORY." Recommended by Censor for Adults. BORIS KARLOFF In the Thrilling •■BRITISH INTELLIGENCE." AppTovpd for Universal Exhibition. SPRING FAIR CONCERT CHAMBER, TOWN HALL, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, AT 2 P.M. To be Opened by JOAN, of the Happiness Club. STALLS OP ALL KINDS. AFTERNOON TEA. 7.45 P.M.— MISS M. WARD'S DANCING PUPILS. MAORI ITEMS. Proceeds In kid of the Methodist Central Mission and the Campbell's Bay Health Camp. W RUGBY LEAGUE FOOTBALL. CARLAW PARK. cJTJ DON'T MISS iftl/ THESE MATCHES!

STAR PLAYERS IN ACTION. round finds the lnteiest growing •"-* keener and keener. It has been a wonderful season as regards the standard of play. Match after match has thrilled the public. Now this Saturday brings together two teams that have been playing brilliant football. It Is impossible to forecast the, winner. PONSONBY will not lack supporters, while MT. ALBERT must be respected. Both teems last Saturday gave wonderful exhibitions of Rugby League, while the play of Gunning. Cowley, Kay and Riley had fans on their feet continually. No. 1 GROONLi. , 1.30 P.M. PAPAKURA v. RICHMOND PAPAKURA v. RICHMOND THERE MAY BE A SURPRISE HERE! 3.10 P.M. PONSONBY v. MT. ALBERT PONSONBY v. MT. ALBERT PONSONBY v. MT. ALBERT PONSONBY v. MT. ALBERT PONSONBY v. MT. ALBERT No. 2 GROUND. 1.30 P.M.— MARIST 0.8. v. MANUKAU I ' 3.10 P.M.— CITY v. OTAHUHU 18