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Auckland Star, Volume LXXIII, Issue 166, 16 July 1942, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS EMBASSY J. C. Williamson's Intimate Theatre. — TO-DAY — Four Sessions — 11-2-5-8 MEET THE REMARKABLE ANDREW — THE MOST CHUCKLESOME LAUGHRAISING GHOST THAT EVER APPEARED! If You Want a Comedy That Is Different HERE IT IS! THE REMARKABLE STORY OF A MAN AND A GHOST! ... A GHOST WHO COMES OUT OF THE PAST TO AID THIS MAN IN HIS DESPERATE NEED. , SAVED BY A GHOST ! THREATENED WITH IMPRISONMENT THIS INNOCENT MAN STANDS CONDEMNED UNTIL HE MEETS — THE REMARKABLE ANDREW — THIS GHOST (WHO IS INVISIBLE TO ALL SAVE THE MAN) ALMOST WRECKS HIS ROMANCE WITH THE GIRL HE LOVES — ALMOST WRECKS THE TOWN — AND DEFINITELY WRECKS THOSE GUILTY ONES WHO WOULD CONDEMN THIS INNOCENT MAN. " The Remarkable Andrew " " The Remarkable Andrew " " The Remarkable Andrew " " The Remarkable Andrew " " The Remarkable Andrew " " The Remarkable Andrew " " The Remarkable Andrew " " The Remarkable Andrew " " The Remarkable Andrew " " The Remarkable Andrew " " The Remarkable Andrew " " The Remarkable Andrew " " The Remarkable Andrew " " The Remarkable Andrew " " The Remarkable Andrew " A COMEDY FROM A NEW ANGLE! A CRAZY. MIRTH-PROVOKING PICTURE THAT STRIKES A DIFFERENT NOTE IN LAUGHTER. With WILLIAM HOLDEN ELLEN DREW BRIAN DONLEVY A Paramount Picture. (Approved lor General Exhibition.) Plans at Theatre — Telephone 32-660. | BERKELEY]I I Final Screening To-night at Eight. SPENCER TRACY, CLARK GABLE. CLAUDETTE COLBERT, HEDY LAMARR, FRANK MORGAN in "BOOM TOWN" Stirring Romance of the Oilfields. Recommended by Censor for Adults. Russia's Gigantic Effort, Etc. I CAPITOL | HUMPHREY BOGART, SYLVIA SYDNEY in ' " WAGONS ROLL AT NIGHT " A Powerful Drama of Circus Folk. Also Lupe Velex. Leon Errol in "Mexican Spitfire's Baby" Packed with Laughs. Both Approved fcr Universal Exhibition. dancing TO-NIGHT — TO-NIGHT AT DIXIELAND CABARET, 436. QUEEN STREET. MODERN DANCING TO THE KINGS OF RHYTHM. MADDEN'S JOHNNY SWING KINGS WITH PATTY McMINN IN VOCAL NUMBERS. * ADMISSION 21. ALSO: SATURDAY AFTERNOON TEA DANCE FROM 2 TO 4.30 P.M. Manager: NORTON HAMMOND. Intoxicants Strictly Prohibited 16 meetings THE N.z. DEMOCRACY ASSOCIATION Will Hold Its Next REGULAR MEETING At 105, PACIFIC BUILDING, QUEEN STREET, TO-MORROW (FRIDAY), the 11th of July At 7.45 p.m. When MR. B. BECKERLEG will Speak on " DEMOCRACY." Members and Friends Cordially Invited. xl 6

A GREAT STAR ... a great story •.. great performances BY TH man OP " FLIG by the* superb * THE topnotch leading — THE superb, hand-picked cast. 3 / Phone S Theatre C^anT' w™'"T? Ltd " Deaf Aids Available. CO MM ENCING TO-MORROW. Four Sessions _ 11 a.m., 2 p.m., 5 p.m., 8 p.m. 20th Century - Fox Films Corn. Presents CLAUDETTE COLBERT CLAUDETTE COLBERT CLAUDETTE COLBERT CLAUDETTE COLBERT IN HER MOST STIRRING ROLE IN *REMEMBER THE DAY" " REMEMBER THE DAY" " REMEMBER THE DAY" "REMEMBER THE DAY" " Remember th e dTy " WITH JOHN SHEPPERD Tf>U\T T. * JANE SEYMOUR J UHN PAYNE ANN TODD DOUGLAS CROFT magnificent plaza supporting programme alf Week i Earl V™ d Avoid Disa PP<>intment at Week-end. Box Plans at Plaza Theatre and Begg's. Approved for Universal Exhibition.