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Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 226, 23 September 1936, Page 24

AMUSEMENTS. LAST TWO DAYS! TO-DAY AT 11 — 2.15 — 8 P.M. ST. JAMES' THEATRE Direction: Sir Benjamin Fuller. CHESTER MORRIS — In Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's — MOONLIGHT TVfURDER," OONLIGHT I'J-URDER," " With MADGE EVANS LEO CARRILLO—FRANK McHUGH, BENITA HUME. Brilliant Associate Programme. Plans at the Theatre, Phone 32-920. Hccummuided by Censor for Adults, ST. JAMES' NEXT FRIDAY! Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's " CIMALL rnOWN IRL," "£3MALL -L OWN "CIMALL rnOWN riIRL," "io.MALL J- OWN VJIRL," SMALL rnOWN riIRL," MALL -1- OWN , J r IRL," "CIMALL mOWN /"lIRL," "tOMALL -A- OWN VTIRL," " CIMALL mOWN' r^IRL," „ "f.MALL J- OWN vTIRL," " CiMALL mOWN /^J_IRL," "F5 MALL - 1 - OWN V l IRL," "CiMALL mOWN f^IRL," J- OWN — With — ROBERT TAYLOR, ROBERT TAYLOR, ROBERT TAYLOR, ROBERT TAYLOR, ROBERT TAYLOR, ROBERT TAYLOR, ROBERT TAYLOR, JANET GAYNOR, JANET GAYNOR, JANET GAYNOR, ' JANET GAYNOR, JANET GAYNOR, JANET GAYNOR, . JANET GAYNOR, BINNIE BARNESLEWIS STONE Plans Now Open at the Theatre. Approved for Universal Exhibition.

ANNOUNCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY!!! EXTRAORDINARY!!~! "THE NEW MOON"!! " THE NEW MOON"!! SPECIAL RETURN SEASON SPECIAL RETURN SEASON of the Glorious Musical Romance that has proved a Sweeping Success and t lie Outstanding Theatrical Attraction of the Season ! ! FRIDAY £££3 his 3^ MAJESTY'S AUCKLAND OPERATIC SOCIETY'S GREATEST TRIUMPH ! ! Tiie Committee regrets that at Last Evening's Performance a n lumber or l'atrons were unaliie to obtain admission owing to various parts of the house being sold out. It lias been decided, therefore, to play ft Return Season of "The New Moon on Friday and Saturday, the -iul and 3rd October, when ihree 1' imu Presentations of this really remaikaiile production will be (Matinee Saturday, 3rd.) Box, I Una will open at Lewis Bady, Ltd., lomorrow (Thursday) Morning.^ Reserved Seats at 3/0, 4/0, 6/. Every Scut reservable (except in ■ Gallery). BOOK NOW TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT. LEWIS EADY HALL. TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT, 7.45 P.M. MR. and MRS. J. W. BAILEY, winners EISTEDDFOD COMPETITIONS. Presentation Championship Cup and Medal. s , Admission, 1/0. Children. Half-price. Reserve Seats without charge at Lewis Eady, Ltd. Assisted by Championship Winners of Miss Cecil Hall's Dancing Studio. - u parliamentary elections. -jyj-ANUKAU BY-ELECTION. A Tasborne, A. Vjr. VJsBORNE, LABOUR CANDIDATE. Will Address the Electors as follows: rjpO-NIGHT — (WED.) — rpO-NIGHT PANAMA, COPPIN'S HALL, At S p.m. Chairman: R. McCullougb, Esq. TO-MORROW (THURS.) TO-MORROW. o nn, WOMEN'S MEETING, 16, SEL- " WYN STREET. ONEHUNGA. Mrs. W. Pickering in the Chair, o „ m —GREEN LANE FIRE BRIGADE lIALL. Chairman, G. F. Bartley, Esq.

FRIDAY NIGHT, OPEN AIR MEETINGS. Onehunga, Royal Oak, Greenwood s Corner, Kllerslie, Hillsboro' Roau. Prominent Labour Speakers will assist Mr. Osborne who speaks at nil meetings. Friends and supporters of the Labour Candidate are urged to give tlieir services on Election Day. Motor cars will be urgently required if every possible Labour Vote is to be Polled. Please communicate with the Labour Committee Rooms, Royal Oak Corner, 5.E.5. Phone 12-632. D. WILSON, x 23 Organiser. FAIRS. QITY gOYS' J£AND. "YE OLDE FARMERS' FAYRE." ST. MATTHEW'S HALL, NEXT FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. 2.30 p.m. to 11. BABY SHOW. FRIDAY AFTERNOON Under 1 and 2 y-enrs. Bargains Galore. Free Gifts. _ Gas Cooking Demonstration. First Public Performance of Senior Band, under Lieut. A. J. Clnreburt. Admission, Cd. 23 TOILET SPECIALISTS. A PERFECT Perm. Wave, mnchineless or Eugene. — Mrs. Cullen. Hairdresser. 142 a. Kemiiera Rd. Phone 16-040. P MY Steam Oil Permanent is perfection. Madam Tate, upstairs, 106, KarangaIhape Kd. Phone 30-730. D