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Auckland Star, Volume LXXIII, Issue 121, 25 May 1942, Page 8

amuskmexts AT THE EMBASSY J. C. Williamson's Intimate Theatre. SESSIONS: 11 A.M. — 2 P.M. — 8 P.M. "PARIS CALLING" "PARIS CALLING" A daring story of the Free French and the heroes who still fight on: With ELISABETH BERGNER BASIL RATHBONE. RANDOLPH SCOTT. Associate Programme Includes: The Latest and Greatest of the "March of Time" Series " WHEN AIR RAIDS STRIKE " A New Universal Picture. Plans at Theatre — Phone 32-860. Recommended by Censor for Adults. [BERKELEY"jz = JVI Last Night at 7.45 Last Night at 7.45 M GARY COOPER M ln M "SERGEANT YORK" M (Screening at 8.15 p.m.) M Recommended by Censor for Adults. [ CAPITOL | 1 " M This Evening at a Quarter to Eight. RONALD COLMAN. Tiyr Anna Lee. Charles Winninger in M MY LIFE WITH CAROLINE ~ A Delightful. Sparkling Comedy. M Also: Thomas M;tche!l. Geraldine Fitzgerald. IVI Jeffrey Lynn. James Stephenson in M INVITATION to a MURDER M One of the Outstanding Dramas of the Year! M Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. : r^n/nr 1 milporb. 1J XV \J iVI 11/ To-ni,tht and Tuesday. "TUNDRA" (A) anil "A NIGHT AT EARL CARROL'S" (A). Wednesday (Guest Night (—"Trouble in Sundown" cO) and "Peck's Bad Boy at the Circus" (U). A—Recom. by Censor ior Adults. U —Univ. Exbtn. DAXCIXG TO-N I(; HT—TO-NIGHT DIXIELAND CABARET 43 G, QUEEN STREET. Offers the Dancing Public another Joyous Night of MODERN DANCING To those Kings of Rhythm— JOHNNY MADDEN'S SWING KINGS The Reopening of these Popular Functions for the winter season has witnessed the attendance of all our old friends, in addition to a number of new faces. and provided a most Happy. Sociable Dance. To-night's Gathering will be BIGGER—BETTER—BRIGHTER THAN EVER. Admission 2/. NEXT SUNDAY, KING'S BIRTHDAY WEEK-END— MIDNIGHT DANCE. Manager: NORTON HAMMOND. Admission of Intoxicants Strictly Prohibited. 25 TO-NIGHT LEARNERS' AND PRACTICE CLASS, 8- 11

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