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Auckland Star, Volume LXXIII, Issue 119, 22 May 1942, Page 8

AMCSEMEXTf COMPLETE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME TC-DAY with a CIRCUS PICTURE! Air Conditioned. Dir.: Civic Theatre, Ltd. 11 a.m., 2 p.m., 5 p.m., 8 p.m. Prices: 1/ to 3 4. Very Latest Deaf Aids Available. Plans at Theatre Box Office. Phone 30-100. CHILDREN SIXPENCE At All Matinees. The Circus Comes to Town in the Exciting Drama of Reckless Men and Women who live in a City on Wheels ... "WAGONS ROLL AT NIGHT" Approved for Universal Exhibition. A New Adventure beyond the Headlights on Every Turn of the Road .... "WAGONS ROLL AT NIGHT" Featuring HUMPHREY BOGART As the Boss of the Circus, And the Toughest Guy on the Road. SYLVIA SIDNEY. Returning to the Screen to play the Role of the Fortune Teller. JOAN LESLIE. "Sergeant York's" Sweetie. EDDIE ALBERT as the Lion Tamer. SIG RUMANN As "Hoffman the Great." Hurry! Hurry! Hurry! The Greatest Show on Earth is about to begin! Come One, Come All — See "Varney the Great," he tames the most Ferocious Lions — See the hlp-sv.inging Hull Girls — See the thousand and one thrills that make the "WAGONS ROLL AT NIGHT" The Famous CIVIC First Half includes: " THE I.ITTLE PIONEER " A Two-Reel Tcchnicolour Musical ol F?o;n..nrc and Action. Starring Sybil Jason and Jane Wyman. " CALLING DR. PORKY." Loonev Tunc Cartoon. " PARAMOUNT AIR MAIL NEWS" '•CLIFF EDWARDS And HIS BUCKAROOS." A Melody Master Featurette. FINLAY ROBB Conducting Another Community Sing. | BERKELEY I: ~ = ** TO-NIGHT AT 7.45. TO-NIGHT AT 7.45. Nine Wecl*s in Queen Street and Still \ZT Running!! A All Records Absolutely Smashed!! M GARY COOPER JJJ " SERGEANT YORK " $} " SERGEANT YORK " (Screening at 8.10 p.m.) M The Greatest Picture for Years! m - Recommended by Censor for Adults. M Personal applications for seats during the Mday in the Berkeley Milk Bar. Unpaid Bookings kept till 7.40 only. < IP A PTTAT I BALMORAL. | L -I VJ - Lj 1 Last Night at 7.0. M John Payne. Dennis Morgan In M "TEAR GAS SQUAD " M Splendid Mystery, with Songs. 7\ T Also — William Boyd in M THREE MEN FROM TEXAS • - Thrilling Hopnlong Cassidy Story. JVI Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. !i ! I A QTHP ! : ' I — dominion road — : Nil Au X V/XV ill! __ Telephone Gl-433 — To-night at 8 :: Variety Session 7.30. VIVIEN LEIGH. ROBERT TAYLOR In " WATERLOO BRIDGE " " WATERLOO BRIDGE " Recommended by Censor for Adults. Baby Sandy. Edward Everett Horton •In " BACHELOR DADDY " Approved for Universal Exhibition. MATINEE TO-MORROW. 2 P.M .—"Bachelor Daddy." Serial. Comedy, etc. DITT7T?T TPQQ —st. helier'sr Phone 17-600 TO-NIGHT. Saturday. Monday. 8 p.m.— Robert Young. Laralne Day in "THE TRIAL OF MARY DUGAN" Excellent Shoots. Recom._by_Censor_ for Adults. MILFOP.D — TO-NIGHT AND SAT. and Matinee. "THE NAVY STEPS OUT" (U) and Disney's Cartoon "PANTRY PIRATES." A —Recom. by Censor for Adults. U —Univ. Exbtn. OUTDOOR SPORTS Fw[\ LEAGUE FOOTBALL. LEAGUE FOOTBALL. CARLAW PARK SATURDAY! HERE IT IS — THE GAME YOU'VE BEEN WAITING FOR No. 1 — 3 P.M. MANUKAU v. RICHMOND MANUKAU v. RICHMOND MANUKAU v. RICHMOND MANUKAU v. RICHMOND RICHMOND'S dashing play when defeating Ponsonby last Saturday showed them up as a very line side. but whether they will be capable of beating the MANUKAU team Saturday will decide. Both of these sides are very keen to win, and as they play the style of play the public like. Saturday's match may well be The GAME of the SEASON! No. 1 — 1.45. PONSONBY v. CITY-OTAHUHU No. 2 — 3 P.M. NEWTON-MT. ALBERT v. MARIST-NORTH SHORE Admission: Ground 1/, Ladies 6d; Stand 6d. CARLAW PARK SATURDAY LEAGUE FOOTBALL. CITY RESERVES v. OTAHUHU —Carlaw Park No. 2. 1.45. Mr. C. Day. NEWTON RESERVES v. PONSONBY — Domain. 1.45. Mr. H. Tate. CITY RESERVES —Bartlett. Burgoyne. Benjamin, Dlas. Francis. Harkins, Nicholi. Pokoroa. Price. Stevens. G. Sparnon. V. Sparnon. Sinclair, Tracey. Tearikl. Woods. Williams. 22 GRAFTON RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB. MEMBERS ARE NOTIFIED THAT The New Clubrooms and Training Gymnasium, EDWIN STREET. MT. EDEN. I WILL BE OPEN FOR TRAINING ON ; TUESDAYS & THURSDAYS On and After Tuesday, May 26 An invitation is extended to the Parents of Members, also Supporters and othcrtt interested, " to inspect the new premises and facilities. ; WYNN FRASER. 22 Hon. Secretary. HOCKEY. 5 (tf PAST PLAYERS DAY- . JV HOBSON PARK. MARKET ROAD. • All Old Hockey Players are cordially invited to the "Bully Off" on SATURDAY NEXT. No "obstruction" will be in your way to gain the "advantage" of Joining the Past Players' Association. Don't be "penalised" by keeping "offside." See the "Weight-for-age" Game at 3 p.m.— Past Players' Association v. Executive Officers George Court. Les. Norton, Julius Hogben, Ralph England, "Timmy" Sloman. Clive Johns. "Mick" Speight. "Hori" Preston. "Buster" Brown. Tom Ashby and Harold Bell will be demonstrating how Hockey "was" played. ALSO FOUR SENIOR CLUB GAMES. Admission 1/. Stand Free. Afternoon Tea Available. 22 - TRAINING COLLEGE BtJGBY, THIRD GRADE. TRAINING COLLEGE v. PARNELL-TAMAKI, ST. HELIER'S. 3.15. Be There! 22 TENDERS PRICE wanted Interior Painting anrt Papering.— 89. Prospect Terrace, Mt. Eden mornl) ing). * 22 L_ BUILDING TERKAZZO and Bcagliola in all its btpehn* O Concrete Boilers, Tubs. Blocks, etc. Rinjr 20*33*, Zanderigo and Green. Ltd.. Otahuhu. / <v u fS