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Auckland Star, Volume LXXI, Issue 230, 27 September 1940, Page 12

AMUSEMENTS. IT'S A SENSATION! "TEAR GAS SQUAD" TO-NIGHT ! — TO-NIGHT ! /ROXY \ A /tIVOLi\ [ ROXY \N ( TIVOLI \ \ Queen St. It Near Q rafton I \ Continuous / _ \ Bridge. / V trom X D \ Nißht ' y / Phone 41-341. Phone 44-136. Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. ■ ROXY DAILY SESSIONS: 11 — 2 — 5 — 8. MATINEE 2 O'CLOCK TO-MORROW. TIVO\,I MG? r 'Y AT B O CLOCK MATINEE 2 O'CLOCK TO-MORROW. Illll!lll!llllll,llll!ll!llll!ll!i:>|i:il!inil|||||||| 1 FEATURE- Wa" 1 " Bro »- i No. 1 1 Flrst N - Z- Screenln «- 'WHEN BULLETS CAN'T GET 'EM . . . TEAR GAS CAN!" THE. SI-.NSATION-STREAKED STORY OF THE SUICIDE SQUAD THAT SMOKES OUT KILLERS AND BRINGS THEM BACK ALIVE! liiillil! DENNIS MORGAN i|||j|j|| JOHN PAYNE |||l|l|!| GLORIA DICKSON ||||||||| THEY STOP AT NOTHING TO ACHIEVE THEIR BRUTAL ENDS—! T OADED YTTITH "pXPLOSIVESI /"IANGS OF /"GUNMEN 1 f~IANCiS f\V TJACKETEERS! IT'S MOST EXCITING! — "TEAR GAS SQUAD" — "TEAR GAS SQUAD" — "TEAR GAS SQUAD" RIOTS! — BOMBINGS!! MURDER!!! lIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIini iFEATUREI WaTOer BroSl § -KT <\ I First N.Z. Screening. iniiiiliiiiilltiHiiiiiiimiiaiiiiiiniliiniiiii Phar Lap, Gloaming, AJax, Carbine . . . champions all! But they never had a handicap like this! A lone boy and a brave horse —two stout ■ hearts with only one pair of eyes! Can they beat some of the world s greatest thoroughbreds? You'll And out in PRIDE <"»F rfIHE "DLUEGRASS " RIDE VJf J-HE -DLUEGRASS" " T>RIDE /"lF rriHE DLUEGRASS " "Xride Up Ihe -Oluegrass" PRIDE C\T rpHE TJLUEGRASS " ride Ahe Oluegrass" with TAMES -Vjcr-lALLION TJIDITH TjIELLOWS AND QANTRY. rpHE TJLIND TTORSE. Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. 1500 SEATS AT 1/ 1/ 1/ CHILDREN 6d 6d 6d 6d 6d "ROXY TIVOLI TO-NIGHT! ROXY TIVOLI TO-NIOIIT' CRYSTAL I I RIAL/TO PALACE RIALTO MT. EDEN NEWMARKET Phone 14-573 | [ Phone 46-M9 . To-night and Sat. at r7~A~K Matinee Sat., 2 p.m. * •*« ~T First Suburban Screening. I JAMES CAGNEY, GEORGE RAFT, In the Dynamic Drama, " EACH DAWN I DIE." Recommended by Censor for Adults.' Also First Suburban screening, THE JONES FAMILY in the Riotous "YOUNG AS YOU FEEL." Approved, for Universal Exhibition., | STATE 7.45 I CNEHUNGA I ?fe n " "2J? 9n m I Deaf Aids Available . 1 Matinee Bat. 1 pjn. SANDY POWELL "in the HUarlotM 'lALL AT SEA." Approved.for Universal Exhibition. George' Raft, Joan Bennett. "HOUSE ACROSS THE BAY.** Recommended by Censor for Adults. .... .And "The Spider's Web."

I STATE Tj-nlght at rj AK I . DEVONPORT I A** B»X- ... * •**' I Deaf Aids installed I **»** ia - ul Joel MeCrea. Nancy Kellr, "HE MARRIED HIS WIFE." Carole Lombard, Brian Aherne, "VIGIL IN THE NIGHT.'/ _ Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. Se Walt Disney's "Wynken, Blynkeff and Nod." MATINEE TO-MORROW (SAT). 1.30. Harold Bell Wright's "CALIFORNIAN" (Approved for Universal Exhibition), "He Married' His Wife,'' and "Spider's Web." i princess tsr&fiafc ' DOMINION RD. I Phone 15-439 ij.SSfiSPJi' Colbert. Henry Fonda, "PBUMS ALONG THE MOHAWK?" Approved for Universal Exhibition. Kent '.Taylor/' Linda Hayes, "SUED-FOR LIBEL." Recommended by Censor for Adults. MATINEE TO-MORROW (SAT.). 1.48. ' Drums Along the Mohawk." "Spider's Web.'' News; Comedies. Cartoons, etc. I REGAL I To-night st rr A'K I PONSONBY RD. I Also Sat. I • i ±iJ I Deaf Aids installed I Phone 26-940 LAUREL de HARDT In the Hilarious "A CHU&P AT OXFORa" 1 Approved for Universal Exhibition. DTO 3S B . J !KfiE umi 'to Steinbeck's . _„ ''OF MICE AND x MEN." *. 7SS££?S£2HSSLJ M, c * nßor ,or Adults. * March of Time. MATnn»TO-MOBROW (SAT.), 1.30. "Chump,,at;Oxford." March of Time, News, Cartoons and Comedies, etc. | ALEXANDRA |l£o n !S£ 7.30 I ~'OREEN LANE jj I Ph. 18-847 joan fontaine, .•-.'in Daphne Du Maurier's Recommended by Censor as More Especially for ' ' Adults. V George O'Brien, "LEGION OF LAWLESS/' • Approved for Universal MATINEE TO-MORROW tSAT.). 2 P.M. "Legion' of the Lawless." News, Cartoons, Comedies, etc. ] ADELPHI | SSTftj; 7.30 - \, RICHMOND AV. I Matinee Sat. 1.30. „™™.l ! 2s, Ja ™ Henle - B « MUland. "EVERYTHING HAPPENS AT NIGHT." BORIS RARLOFF in the Thrilling -_... "BRITISH INTELLIGENCE." .., B /S h „ A EP l £ vcd lor Universal Exhibition. "VATICAN CITY" and "The Spider's Web." ■I PETER PAN Is j. j JJj. . W.Z/S- pjremie* 111111 '"'J-' " 8.30 untll-lU.m. • .' l . l ! l . t . . ' TO-NIGHT. . . . . l TO-NIGHT. d' : - '; ' Featured Vocalist, With THEO WALTERS' PERSONALITY BAND. | I-2/6( ' WW\ Manager: neil edoar. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. JSa FINAL. SflgL FINAL. «if J/J FAL CON GUP. TO-MORROW — SATURDAY, 3.15 P.M. MT. ALBERT G. 0.8. .... v. THISTLE. »-■ •■ 1.30 P.M.— i COMRADES v., EASTERN SUBURBS. ] SATURDAY NEXT— English Trophy Challenge , . Return Match. KB, LAnd F O R D PARK