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Auckland Star, Volume LXXI, Issue 228, 25 September 1940, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. ANOTHER "TALK OF THE TOWN ,, PROGRAMME—! 20th CENTURY-FOX S SCINTILLATING MUSICAL ROMANCE. AND "THE BATTLE OF BRITAIN" BUSINESSMEN:— SPECIAL NEWS SESSION 1.10 P.M. DAILY. ill CENTURY Ijp Queen Street. j Phone 42-169. Central Heating. Deal Aids. Amalgamated Theatres' "Show - Window." DAILY: — 5 — 8. SONGS— —THE WHOLE TOWN'S A - HUMMING! '•After the Ball." "Rosie You Are My Posie," The Band Played On." "Evening Star" "He Goes to Church on Sunday " "Blue Lovebird." "LILLIAN "LILLIAN A"c E F AYE ur __ _ -Tl-LICE -I. AYE LILLIAN A LICE 11A YE "T TTTTAUT -~»LiCE -I- AYE LILLIAN 4 LICE X7IAYE "T TT TTA XT -~»-LICE F AYE i-(lijJLjlAi\ ,4 LICE TAAYE "LILLIAN Alice * aye "LILLIAN ! as the Stage's First "LILLIAN p ™ u * ™ • • • RUSSELL" ON^MECHE RUSSELL" IJon Ameche RUSSELL" FTENRY T7IONDA RUSSELL" I *J-enry a 1 onda [ RUSSELL EDWARD ARNOLD. RUSSELL" WARREN WILLIAM. T?TTQQT?T T " LEO CARRILLO, XVUOOXji-ilj ! HELEN WESTLEY. RUSSELL" SPECTACLE — OM and New, culminating in the Brilliant Waltz Finale!! * AND "THE BATTLE OF BRITAIN" "THE BATTLE OE BRITAIN" Thrilling Air Raid on Convoy off ■" Dover . . . Events, of Interest In the Old Country. 20 MINUTES OF NEWS AS NARRATED BY IZB'S SPECIAL ' COMMENTATOR. Approved lor Universal Exhibition. BOOK EARLY—AT THEATRE CENTURY . FOLLOWING SOON!! "RUSSELL" ARTHUR ASKEY 'Famous 8.8.C. Comic, In "CHARLEY'S hJSOj,, AUNT" Approved for Universal Exhibition.

NEW REGENT |=^ '[ EP,?OM. I Finally To-night at 7.45. Phone 14-142. 6d — GUEST NIGHT — 6d John Barrymore, Charles Bickford. I "NIGHT CLUB SCANDAL." j * Jimmy Durante, Three Stooges, ■ "START CHEERING." Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. i T"\TTt T TTATTJ , I Final Screening Utl LIUAJII To-night ai 7AK I MT. ALBERT I Phone 40-104 * •*" BURGESS MEREDITH in Steinbeck's " OF MICE AND MEN. S, Re. ommenfled hy Censor for Adults. AMUSEMENT PARK CIVIC SQUARE TO-NIGHT & EVERY NIGHT! FREE F REE IT'S ALL FREE TO SEE. (Watch for Later Announcement re Outstanding Attractions direct from the N.Z. Centennial Exhibition.) (A Bowler and Sullivan Presentation.) TROTTING. THAMES TROTTING CLUB (INCORPORATED). SPRING MEETING. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1940 ACCEPTANCES may be lodged with Messrs. Blomneld and Co.. 67. Shortland Street. Auckland up till 5 p.m. on FRIDAY, September 27. 1940. and will close with the Secretary, Thames, the same evening -at 8 o'clock. i E. O. BROWNLEE, _. Secretary. Phone 310 M. Mary Street, Thames. P.O. Box 53. ;28 dancTng. TO-NIGHT ~ THE METROPOLE OFFERS YOU EVERYTHING YOU COULD WISH FOR AN ENJOYABLE. EVENING'S DANCING. MODERN AND OLD-TIME 50 — 50 WITH „ MISS JOAN HOBDELL SINGING THE SONGS THAT MADE HER COME FIRST IN THE SEARCH FOR TALENT CONTEST. , Admission 1/6, including Supper. ALFRED FENN, Director. 25 . OLD - TIME AND MODERN DANCING DIXIELAND CABARET "' EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT! Music by the RHYTHM RASCALS ORCHESTRA. , Monte Carlo. Lucky Number Dances. , Admission 2/, Including, Supper. 25 A. McKENZIE. M.C. SYMONDSVILLE SYMONDS STREET MISS SPENCER'S STUDIO DANCE, NEXT SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 28 8 p.m. to Midnight. Bring a Party, a Partner* or Come Yourself. PHONE 42-237. ":2S TEACHERS OF DANCING. I>ATRiCIA SCHOOL DANCING 203. Symonds Street. • Beginners' Old-time and Modern Class. Monday. 8 p.m. Modern Class only. Wednesday. 8 p.m. Private Lessons Daily. 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. For Your Appointment PHONE 31-031 •' Principal: PATRICIA GREEN. w X>RIVATIs Lessons. 2/6 (or 8 for £1): 3 Dances ' £b. B b fd g r t Ne s w / t : on ßa " rOOm - Ta Sherrlft. I DYERS ANP"~CLEANERS. W~ H. DREW. Tailor, Cleaner. Dyer. Renova-