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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 187, 9 August 1930, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS. (MT. EDEN ROAD). Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. FINAL SCREENING. TO-NIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK. 2 SPECIAL ALL-TALKING ATTRACTIONS. NO.. I—Rcmarkable Underwater Scenes. Ocean Phenomena, the Shark Fight. "SHIPS FROM SHANGHAI." A Sea Story filmed at sea. The first of It's kind. And such a cast. KAY JOHNSON, CONRAD NAGEL, LOUIS WOLHEIM, HOLMES HERBERT, CARMEL MYERS. (Recommended more especially for Adults.) In Addition: No. 2— WILLIAM COLLIER, JUN., ALICE DAY, IN. 100 P.C. ALL TALKING, MUSICAL, . " MELODY MAN." "Melody Man" lias Glorious Technicoloui Sequences. Also, "Mickey the Mouse," Hurst's Sound News, William O'Neill, Tenor. PLAN AT THEATRE. Reserves 20-573. I EMPRESS " 1 (NEWTON). Direction: Am.ilgamnfcl Theatres, Ltd. FINAL SCREENING. TO-NIGHT, AT S O'CLOCK. FINAL SCREENING. NO. I—MARY PICKFORD, DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS IN " TAMING OF THE SHREW." JACK HOLT IN 100 PER CENT ALL-TALKING, " VENGEANCE." PLAN AT THEATRE. Reserves 27-077. (EPSOM). t T .. Ko ' *~ BETTY COMPSON PLAN AT THEATRE I _^e j ervei_|2^; := n :=:::=: 6S == L : SE [ ._ (MT. ALBERT). ■ TO-NIGHT. AT 8 2 SPECIAL ALL-TALKIEb. N Mary" Pickford, Douglas Fairbanks in "TAMING OF THE SHREW. NO t-LENORE ULRIC, 100 Per cent All , Dialogue, "SOUTH SEA ROSE." •'(Adult Audience Recommendation.) Free Bus leaves A.B.C. Garage, new ~~_J" ALEXANDRA ] (GREEN LANE). "*• TO-NIGHT AT 7.45. The Best Double Star All Talking Programme it has been our privilege to present NO ™ln Glorious Technicolour Sequences, ''\ MELODY MAN." (Starrine William Collier, Jun., Alice Day. ALL-TALKING, MUSICAL. NO . o-LOIS MORAN „_ „ " SONG OF KENTUCKY." NO. 3-MICKEY THE MOUSE. ■■ Free Bus leaves Ellerslie P. 0., 7.10, 7.-0, 7.35; .Lake Road, 7.30. ieß *r PLAN AT THEATRE. | WEST EJND \_ (PONSONBY ROAD). Direction Ltd. TO-NIGHT, AT 8 O'CLOCK. K WILLTAM POWELL, FAY WRAY'IN "BEHIND THE MAKE-UP." JJO 2 ' JOHNNY WALKER, 100 Per Cent Talkie, "SWELLHEAD." PLAN AT THEATRE. Reserves 26-A4O. — NOVELTY NIGHT — THE K ' '■ •■ c■/-■■. I TO-NIGHT. L £ ABARET OFFERS • "L ■ ..£..-.. ENTIRELY NEW Q DECORATIVE SCHEME. . ,' K M i-: ... ' > - Novelty Light Effect, Perfect Floor. Pupils of the McLaughlan's School of Dancing in Two r Novelty Gems and that most popular Orchestra, CLICK' CLACK INTERNATIONALS. Reserve any time at the following:—CLlCK CLACK, Phone 40-789 ; CHECKER- TAXIS, .Phones 46-80,0, 43-904. 7/6 Double. BOXING. MjL NORTHERN BOXING JCh ASSOCIATION. TOWN HALL,—TOWN HALL, WEDNESDAY NEXT. ' TOMMY McINNES ; TOMMY McINNES (ScotM) TOMMY McINNES BOXES , vlt .., DAVE PALMER (Victoria,) DAVE pALMER DAVE PALMER ■ "•..... Fifteen Three-Minute Rounds. PRECEDED BY FIRST-CLASS AMATEUR BOUTS. Box Plan opens at Carter and Asher's MONDAY MORNING. PRICES: Reserves, 7/6; Stage, £1; Circle and Stalls, 5/ ; Back Stalls and Top Gallery, 2/6. 9 BGET FIT FRITZ HOLLAND'S GYM, 240 a, QUEEN STREET. (Over Jaffrey's Boot Shop:) LEARN TO BOX. Open Daily from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., also Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday Evenings from 7.30 to 9 p.m. Terms from £3 3/ per quarter. Phone 46-692. £. WS • ; FRITZ HOLLAND. MUSICAL TUITION. OF 7 Banjoists playing Musicians' Dance, 5 were iny pupils.—Walter Smith, .i'grn Studio, Lewis Eady's. D