AMUSEMENT GUIDE

Auckland Star, Volume LXXIII, Issue 175, 27 July 1942, Page 5

AMUSEMENT GUIDE

MAJESTIC—"PuddIn' Head" and Mississippi Gambler." REGENT —"Bahama Passage."

BTRAND —"Footsteps In the Dark." CENTURY—'"How Green was My Valley." OXFORD —"The General Died at Dawn" and "Comln" Round the Mountain. BOXY— "Laughing at Danger" and "Sing Another

Chorus." EMBASSY—"The Vanishing Virginian." PLAZA —"Remember the Day." CIVIC —"Underground" and "Sockeroo." ST. JAMES'—"Smllin* Through." TIVOLI— "Laughing at Danger" and "Sing Another

Chorus." VICTORY —"Dangerous Moonlight." VICTORIA —"Tirzan's Secret Treasure" and "West Point Widow." VOGUE "Topper Returns" and "Whistling in the

Dark." AMBASSADOR —"Love Crazy" and "Ellery Queen and the Perfect Crime. ASTOR—"A Woman's Face" and "Mr. Dynamite." AVON "The General Died at Dawn" and "Comin' Round the Mountain." ADELFHI—"The Letter" and "Fargo Kid." BRITANNIA—"Quiet Wedding" and "The Pittsburgh Kid." BEBKELET- 'The Great Lie." CAMEO—"Adam Had Four Sons" and 'Melody and Moonlight." CAPITOL—"HoId Back the Dawn" and "Lady from Cheyenne." CRYSTAL PALACE—"Untamed" and "Arrest Bundog Drummond." DE LUXE —"Mystery Ship" and "Mail Train." GAlETY—"Bitter Sweet." NEW ROYAL —"It Started with Eve" and "Caught in the Draft." PEERLESS— "Andy Hardy's Private Secretary. PRINCE EDWARD— "Nothing But the Truth" and "Missing Ten Days." PRINCESS —"Moon Over Miami" and "Secrete oJ the Lone Woil." REGAL "The Corsican Brothers and Charlie Chan at the Wax Museum. REGENT (Epsom) —"A Woman's Face" and * Tell

No Tales." RIALTO —"Untamed" and "Arrest Bulldog Drummond." STATE (Devonport)— "Dangerous Moonlight" and ••Four Jacks and a Jill. STATE (Sjmonds Street) —"Married Bachelor/* STATE (Onehanfa) —"Sundown" and "Lone Star Ranger." STRAND (Ooehonfa) —"Our Wife" and Dancing on a Dime." TUDOR—"Here Comes Mr. Jordan."

RADIO PROGRAMMES

IYA—7 30 p.m., Albert handler Trio; 7.46, <~nrta-in Oulntet; 9-25. Hastings Municipal Orchestra; 9 41. Harry Horlick and his Orchestra- 9 53. Tom Jones and his Orchestra, 10.0. "Music. Mirth and Melody." ZYA—7.4S p.m.. Philadelphia Orchestra; 8.2, Studio Recital by Dorothy Downing (pianlst)- 8.29. N. 8.6. String Quartet, principal, Vincent Aspey; 10.0, A 1 Donahue s Orchestra. IYJL—7.O p.m.. After Dinner Music; 8.0. Light Orchestral Music and Ballads; 8.0. Music from the Operas "; 10.0. CarlZecchl (piano). Laurl Kennedy ('cello). Richard Watson (bass), Guila Bustabo (violin). ith 7 o p.m.. "Orchestral Interlude": a.O. Concert! 8.0. Miscellaneous Recordings.