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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 262, 5 November 1930, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS. .LAST NIGHT. JOHN BARRYMORE ,• In The MAX T>LAXKLEYS." AX -DIAXKLEYS."' With lOretta young. THE LAUGHTER BOOM COMMENCES. MAJESTIC - TO-MORROW. M'AJESTIC - TO-MORROW. (A Fuller-Hayward Theatre). SESSIONS: 11, 2.15, 8. BIGGER! BETTER! ' FUNNIER! NOTHING BUT LAUGHS— AND PLENTY OF THOSE! Oi! Begorra! What a business. ~~* . ~ ... 4 " THE COHENS AND KELLYS ■" THE COHENS AND KELLYS "THE COHENS AND KELLYS "THE COHENS AND KELLYS " THE COHENS AND KELLYS IN SCOTLAND." IN SCOTLAND. ,, IN SCOTLAND." IN SCOTLAND." IN SCOTLAND." You've seen them on the East Side and Fifth Avenue, in Paris and in Atlantic City. Now see them in Scotland—in the fourth and funniest of the hilarious series involving the adventures of the two best-loved and Filmland Families. With CHARLIE MURRAY, GEORGE SIDNEY, KATE PRICE, "VERA" GORDON. (A Universal Picture.) '.. BOX PLANS AT MAJESTIC. Phone 43-210. — CAPITOL TO-NIGHT, AT S P.M. 100% T.ALKIE COMEDY. "HARMONY AT HOME," Starring That King o£ Mirth-makers, WILLIAM COLLIER and MARGUERITE CHURCHILL. A Scream from Start to Finish! Supports include: Crosby's Corner, ~- Fox News. Hawaiians, Watch Paper for South Seas, Further Capitol Voices of Italy, Announcement. Pathe News, _- PHONE 20-374. — — EMPIRE THEATRE, — DOMINION ROAD. . Perfect Sound. Perfect Entertainment. COMMENCING TO-NIGHT AT S. British International 'Pictures present a 100% Talkie, with - THE NEW KING OF HEARTS, CARL BRISSON "SONG~" OF "SOHO." SELECTED SUPPORTING FILMS ' — And — LEW JONES' ORCHESTRA, with STAGE NOVELTY PIANO SOLOS. x CIRCLE, !/■; STALLS, 9d. A MBASSADOR THEATRE, — A. , Point Chevalier. TO-NIGHT'S ATTRACTION. A Paramount All-Talking, Singing Production. Eddie Bowling in " "THE RAINBOW MAN," ! And Marion Nixon. Hear: the lilting melodies and throbbing Romance. , WRESTLING. tN.Z. WRESTLING ASSOCIATION (INC.). ALEXANDRA PARK, On Lawn, Front Main Stand. SATURDAY NEXtf, 3 P.M. GEORGE KOTSONAROS (Greek Heavy-weight Champion), V. TOM LURICH (Russian Heavy-weight). ■/■■-. -EIGHT 10-MINUTE ROUNDS. Preliminaries, 2 p.m. ' Band in Attendance. 10,000 SEATS AT 2/6. Extra Transport Facilities. Box Plan, Reserve Seat Bookings, and Day Sales Now Open at Carter and Asher. Ringside, 7/6; Reserves, Grandstand, 5/. -All other Seats, 2/6. We Pay Tax. / '.'..•' - ■■.:..-. -7 AUCKLAND EX-SERVICEMEN'S •"■ WRESTLING UNION. AUCKLAND PROVINCIAL AMATEUR WRESTLING CHAMPIONSHIPS.,: Amateurs are advised that the statement in this morning's " Herald " that competitors were required to sign forms giving sole jurisdiction to the Union is absolutely false and contrary to fact. No forms are required, other than the: application ■ of nomination. In view of the statement referred, to, Nominations are extended to November 7, T. 8., MILLEB', . 5 ■■•'■■•,:-■■' Hon. Secretary. SHOWS. WAIKATO A. AND P. ASSOCIATION. 39TH GREAT SHOW, —, CLAUDELANDS, NOV. 12 AND 13. Great DISPLAY OF THE DOMINION'S FINEST STOCK—HUNTERS, HACKS AND PONIES. A WONDERFULLY FINE ENTRY. Dominion. Hunter Class, of £100, has a big entry "of the very best. Two Trotting Events, under N.Z. Trotting Rules. School Children's 'Ponies a fine feature. 'COMB'TO THIS FINE DAY'S OUTING ON THE 13th. ; ADMISSION.—AduIts, 1/6; Primary School 'Children, Free; others, up to 14 years, Half-price. COME ~ COME. ; . J. M. BAXTER, 5 ■-■;". . ■.•:■■■ Secretary.