AMUSEMENTS. tf REGENT Final Day REGENT If Sessions: 11. 2.15 and 8 p.m. ' "DR. EHRHCHS MAGIC BCLLET." Plans at Regent. Telephone 32-SB3. £ Recommended by Censor lor Adults. JIERE'S A PROGRAMME PACKED £ WITH THE TRFASURES OF ,' ENTERTAINMENT. fe REGENT I TO-MORROW Direction: J. C. Williamson Picture Corp . Ltd !f - SESSIONS: 1 i 11 -° I ! 2.15 j i 4.50 i"BXTT J Kindly Note that owing to lenKth of = programme Shoppers' Session will I commence at 4.50 p.tn. Piiarp. with L "Cavalcade of Academy Awards." Warner Brothers Pictures : are happy to announce the Marriage 1 • of the : "FOUR DAUGHTERS' - I PRISCILLA LANE to JEFFREY LYNN ROSEMARY LANE to EDDIE ALBERT I LOLA LANE to FRANK McHUGH GALE PAGE to DICK FORAN ! — In — "FOUR WIVES" "FOUR WIVES" " FOUR WIVES" "FOUR WIVES" Sußßesled by ihe i Fanny Hurst Wovel i "Sister Act. ' .So "Four Daughters" become "Four Wives" in a Grand Sequel of ROMANCE AND LAUGHTER which you are sure to enjoy. CLAUDE RAINS is still the lather to the Lcmp Girls In fact all the rest o; the grand cast are back again, including JOHN GARFIELD New Laughs — New Thrills — New Joys. The Lovable Cast of "Four Daughters." The same gay charm as their last Hit. • ENTERTAINMENT PLUS Includes: The Strongest Star Value Ever Assembled. The Strongest Extra Attraction Ever Offered. and containing Technicolour Scenes from "GONE WITH THE WIND." "GONE WITH THE WIND." Warner Brothers Present "CAVALCADE
" CAVALCADE "CAVALCADE OF OF ACADEMY AWARDS" ACADEMY AWARDS" ACADEMY AWARDS" ACADEMY AWARDS" Here it is on celluloid ... the "Who's Who" of Hollywood. ALL THE GREATEST STARS. ALL THE GREATEST TRIUMPHS PROM EVERY STUDIO IN HOLLYWOOD. IT'S HOLLYWOOD'S OWN CELEBRATION AT THE "COCOANUT GROVE." 1939. .... and you're all invited! The most unique, entertainment-packed ••little" feature yet brought to the screen. Stars! Stars! Stars! See them wine and dine at the actual Academy Banquet of 1839! Delightful ! Informal! . Exciting 1 ACTUAL SCENES SOME OP THE PICTURES AND PERSONALITIES YOU WILL SEE:
"Wings." Janet Gaynor In "Seventh Heaven," Mary Pickford in "Coquette." George Arliss in "Disraeli." Norma Shearer in "The Divorcee." Marie Dressier in "Min and Bill." "Grand Hotel." "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde." "Cavalcade." "Henry VIII.." "It Happened One Night." "Mutiny on the Bounty." Bette Davis in "Dangerous." "Great Zlegfeld." "Louis Pasteur." Paul Muni. Luise Rainer. Spencer Tracy: Robert Donat in "Good-bye Mr. Chips." and Vivien Leigh in "Gone With the Wind." You'll hear Judy Garland entertain by singing "OVER THE RAINBOW." A Picture which will bring back a flood of memories and anticipation in which you'll revel! BE ADVISED — BOOK YOUR SEATS. BE ADVISED — BOOK YOUR SEATS. Plans open all day at the Regent from 10 ajn. till 7 p.m. Telephone 32-888. Approved for Universal Exhibition. THE ASTOR DOMINION ROAD Telephone 15-433 I To-night at 8 : Variety Session 7.30. WALLACE BEERY. CHESTER MORRIS. VIRGINIA GREY In "THUNDER AFLOAT." Recommended by Censor for Adults. ._ ROB ERT YOUNG. ANNABELLA. ARTHUR TREACHER. BILLIE BURKE Id "BRIDAL SUITE." Approved for Universal Exhibition. UNPAID RESERVES NOT HELD AFTER 7.30. "The Show Place of Auckland." (Only eight minutes by bus from City ) I BERKELEY | z «£*„£« I ■Kit Final Screening To-night at Eight. "* ROBERT DONAT. GREER GARSON M in M "GOOD-BYE, MR. CHIPS."
! M Metro-Ooldwyn-Mayer's Unforgettable Screen ; ■__■ Triumph!! J" Approved for Universal Exhibition. . fj[ Pete Smith. Travelogue (Austria), etc. • 1 CAPITOL I »V£j:?JL^' Jfl This Evening at a Quarter to Eight. M FRAKK MORGAN. BILLIE BURKE al ■ JUDY GARLAND In ' M "THE WIZARD OF OZ." M Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's Magnificent Fantasy V| produced entirely in colour. ijj Approved for Universal Exhibition. j m Clnesound Review. Popular Science, etc. ' I PEERLESS—ST. HELIER'S I [ PHONE 25-868. TO-NIGHT AT 8. I RALPH RICHARDSON and DIANA WYNYARD In "QN THE jyiGHT OF THE "piRE." A fine dramatic picture. Daring! Powerful! And Sensational! SELECTED SHORTS. Recommended by Censor for Adults. f "'"YACHTING. \' I K. I TJERNE BAY JUNIOR YACHT ! I JbA CLUB. i an M i| n d >erS ' Frlends and Supporters are s ! THE* ANNUAL MEETING OF THE CLUB k i will be held in the Richmond Yacht Club's Club- | house, St. Mary's Bay. on SATURDAY NEXT September 21. at 8 p.m. Supper provided, t ~ DAVID TAYLOR. s ls Hon. Secretary. a JUMBLE~SALES. AUCKLAND CITY BOYS - BAND JUMBLE SALE NORLAND STREET HALL ' Opposite Druids'. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 20. 1 P.M. ALSO BARGAIN STALL. BARGAINS GALORE . . 19 SATURDAY Next at 2 p.m.. Manchester Unity Hall. Hobson St.—Nice Clean Clothing Jain etc. ' jj
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Auckland Star, Volume LXXI, Issue 223, 19 September 1940, Page 24
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