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Auckland Star, Volume LXXI, Issue 224, 20 September 1940, Page 12

AMUSEMENTS. EXTRA ! JJ ATTLE Q F EXTRA ! RATTLE f\P : EXTRA ! ]3 ATTLE () F gNGLAND EXTRA ! B ATTLE iY E NGLAND EXTRA ! J3 ATTLB () F J^NGLAND EXTRA ! JATTLK /\F ~- ENGLAND EXTRA ! J5 ATT LE Q F J^NGLAND EXTRA ! B ATTL E Q p gNGLAND EXTRA ! pnVPR A ! 20 MINUTES OP LATEST NEWS UAIXVA . 20 MINUTES OF LATEST NEWS RYTTJ A f 20 MINUTES OF LATEST NEWS i-i-Q. ± . 20 MINUTES OF LATEST NEWS FIXTT? A ! 2 " MINUTES OF LATEST NEWS UAIIV " • 20 MINUTES OF LATEST NEWS I AIR RAID ON CONVOY OFF DOVER .... THRILLING PICTURES OF I ACTUAL AIR WARFARE. ! EVENTS OF INTRREST IN THE OLD COUNTRY. INCLUDING A SPECIAL 8 : ■ MINUTES OF I 'THE BATTLE OF BRITAIN' I "IZZZZZZZZZZZIIZI^" ! SPECIAL FOR BUSINESS J " MEN 1 ' - These Newsreels will screen AT 1.10 P.M. DAILY (at end of morning session). SESSIONS: 11 — 2 — 5 — 8. Book Early and Avoid Rush. Box Plans at Theatre. li €Jjj| CENTURY gpQueen Street. i Phone 42-169. i|| I Central Heating. Deaf Aids. . Direction: Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. I SONGS! I * ; j. ... OLD AND NEW TO * SET YOU A-HUMMING! * "Alter the Ball." * "Bosie You Are My Posie." * "The Band Played On." jp "Evening Star." • "Hs Goes to Church on Sunday." * "Blue Lovebird." 1 SPECTACLE ! |" j, "The Old and the New in * Stage Presentation, with a * Brilliant Waltz Finale." * "LILLIAN RUSSELL" * "LILLIAN RUSSELL" * "LILLIAN RUSSELL" * "LILLIAN RUSSELL" * "LILLIAN RUSSELL" 2 "LILLIAN RUSSELL" * "LILLIAN RUSSELL" * "LILLIAN RUSSELL" * I "LILLIAN RUSSELL 3 ' * — _ * wlth * ALICE FAYE * ALICE FAYE * DON HENRY * AMECHE FONDA * EDWARD ARNOLD. * WARREN WILLIAM, •& LEO CARRILLO, * HELEN WESTLEY. * And Weber and Fields and Ed. Foy, Jr., * - in the Original Acts. * I STORY ! I j. ■ Thrill follows thrill . . . *■ the life story of the stage's First Personality Girl . . . * Toast of Two Continents!! ■afr 20th Century-Fox Picture. j£ Approved for Universal Exhibition. BOOK EARLY. PLANS AT THEATRE. . NEW REGENT |=^ ■ I EPBOM. ' To-night and Saturday at rr AK Matinee Sat. 2 p.m. 'Ph. 14-142. I .*t» JUDY GARLAND. Jack Haley, Bert Lahr. " THE WIZARD OF OZ." THE RITZ BROS., Jane Withers, Lynn Bail, "PACK UP YOUR TROUBLES." Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. DE LUXE j 2E"SL at 7.45 MT. ALBERT I Phone 40-104 Bette Davis, George Brent, "DARK VICTORY." Recommended by Censor for Adult*. BORIS KARLOFF in the Thrilling "BRITISH INTELLIGENCE." Approved for Universal Exhibition. MATINEE TO-MORROW (SAT.), 2 P.M. "British Intelligence,"» News, Cartoons, Comedies .. anf Serial. PETER PAN . lIIJII N.Z.'s, Premier Cabaret. 11 HI I . 8.30 until 1 a.m. "" TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. "DETTY CPIRO, Featured Vocalist, With THEO WALTERSPERSONALITY BAND. {"276T ["2761 Manager: NEIL EDGAR. ' RUGBY LEAGUE FOOTBALL. CARLAW TO-MORROW, PARK, SATURDAY. DON'T MISS lift? THESE MATCHES! STAR PLAYERS IN ACTION. TfACH round finds the interest 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 teams last - Saturday gave wonderful exhibitions of Rugby League, while the play of Gunning. Cowley, Kay and Riley had fans on their I feet continually. No. I GROUNI/. 1.30 P.M. J PAPAKURA v. RICHMOND I 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 3.10 P.M.— Gftfv- v. OTAHUHU j