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Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 78, 3 April 1939, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. LAST THREE DAYS! TO-DAY AT 11 — 2.15 — 8 P.M. ST. JAMES , THEATRE. Direction: Sir Benjamin Fuller. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's " YOUNG DR. KILDARE " " YOUNG DR. KILDARE " " YOUNG DR. KILDARE " — with — LEW A TKES EW -"-YRES I I LYNNE TNNE LIONEL BARRTMORB XAT PEXDLETON Plane at the Theatre — Phone 32-920. Recommended by Censor for Adults. THEIR FIRST MODERN ROMANCE! THEIR FIRST LAUGH MUSICAL! THEIR FIRST TECHNICOLOUR TRIUMPH! exciting Broadway .... -*- (sweeps this smart, modern Musical Koniunce for the King and Queen of Song! No more costumes . . .in tlii'ir place the smartest tailored clothes of to-day . . . and filmed in glorious colour! Magic with new melodies of VICTOR HERBERT . . . bubbling over with the comedy of MISCHA AUER .... FRANK MORGAN .... KAY GEK . . HERMAN BING . . planned to top the spectacle of the "GREAT ZIEGPELD" itself! NEXT THURSDAY! AT 11 — 2.15 — 5 P.M. — 8 P.M. (And thereafter at POUR SESSIONS Daily for the first week). ... of course ... at ... ST. JAMES , THEATRE Direction: Sir Benjamin Fuller. Metro-Goldwyn-Majer's Wonderful Entertainment . . . "SWEETHEARTS" "SWEETHEARTS" "JgWBETHEARTS" "SWEETHEARTS" "gWEETHEA. RTS" "gWEETHEARTS" " SWEETHEARTS " "gWEETHEARTS" "gWEETHEARTS" — With — JEANETTE MacDONALD JEANETTE MacDONALD JEANETTE MacDONALD JEANETTE MacDONALD JEANETTE MacDONALD JEANETTE MacDONALD NELSON EDDY NELSON EDDY NELSON EDDY NELSON EDDY NELSON EDDY FRANK MORGAN 3 MISCHA AI'BR . . . RAY BOLGER i HERMAN BING. J ] YOU'LL THRILL TO— j ] The Midnight to Dawn Theatrical | 1 Party in the ••Iridium Room" ! The Hollywood Fashion Preview! } The Spectacular "Pretty as a Picture ,, - ensemble ! I The rhythmic Wooden Shoe Dance - "Tulip Time on the Zeider Zee" I ; AND TO VICTOR HERBERT'S : MELODIES : "Little Grey Home in the West , '... : "Wooden Shoes" . . '-Mother Goose -, .."Pretty as a Picture," "Sweethearts," "On Parade." ; AND—we nearly forgot to mention : the second of the famous ■ "AUDIOSCOPIKS" ! Remember the first with "SAN " FRANCISCO ! Wait till you see : the latest one ! BOOKINGS J are now open at the Theatre Booking : Office .... and are pouring in! : Prices are as usual. A limited num- • ber of Grand Circle seats will be ] reserved for 2/3. Approved tor Universal Exhibition. ': I HIS MAJEST.WT i TO-NIGHT—AT B—TO-NIGHT : TWO GOOD-BYE NIGHTS! \ TWO GOOD-BYE NIGHTS! \ TO OXB OF THE MOST POPULAR : VAUDEVILLE COMPANIES EVER : BROUGHT TO THE DOMINION. | STANLEY McKAY'S ' NEW GAIETIES In the Brightest and Most Colourful I'roduction of the Season .... " EASTWARD BOUND " " EASTWARD BOUND " - Which Saturday's Packed Audience received with unbounded enthusiasm, with its good wholesome humour and < Glorious Settings, including > "IN OLD BAGDAD." "IN OLD BAGDAD." GEORGE HURD (The Indescribable), Nellie Kolle, Stan. Foley, Stella Lamond, Alec. McKinnon and their * • Brilliant Associates. Another Brand-new Programme. i "THE LAUGHTER EXPRESS" for To-morrow Night's Farewell. 4/, 3/, 2/; Burly Gallery, 1/6: Late ] Gallery, 1/. (All prices plus usual tax.) ( Reserves at Lewis Bady, Ltd. Day Sales a at H.M. Sweets Shop. I : . I WHANGAREl—Wednesday and Thursday. F TAURANGA—Easter Sat. and Mon. SWIMMING. !d I {• TD AR NELL OTA- J ''"*' H V THn .', rL UBS" s TEPID BATHS. TO-MORROW, 7.45 P.M. I Can Hanan beat Crump over 50 vards? 1 Can K. Grey break New Zealand Record? J Who is the Public Service Champion? ! 5 Come and see the Greatest Carnival of 5 the Season. Popular Price, 1/ to AH Parts. 3 t