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Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 36, 12 February 1931, Page 24

AMUSEMENTS. ' PINAL NIGHT. . ■ - 'X? " SAFETY IN NUMBERS" 1 And EARTHQUAKE PICTUBE ' -r- . ; GREATEST AIR ROMANCE THE WORLD HAS EVER KNOWN. •' And the Majestic Management ' * lias paid the highest price in its history to give Aucklamlers the first glimpse of this Misriitv '- Epic. 7 ' . IT COMMENCES TO-MORROW 11, 2.IS—MAJESTIC—S.3O, 8.0; (A Fuller-Hay ward Theatre.) There will be NO ADVANCE IN PRICES. : First National and Warners, Present " ■ RICHARD BARTHELMESS RICHARD BARTHELMESS' - RICHARD BARTHELMESS RICHARD BARTHELMESS/^ As the Reckless Fighting Ace -of the Royal Flying Corps, playing-".-the greatest rote of liis entire?":' career in • \ i "THE DAWN PATROL." DAWN PATROL." • •- _ - DAWN PATROL." -SDAWN PATROL." ; DAWN PATROL.' ' / Of f 0 ~ THE PRINCIPAL PLAYERS: . Dick Courtney .... Richard Bartheliness. Douglas Scott... .Douglas Fairbanks, Juti. Major Brand Neil Hamilton. Gordon Scott William Jarnicy. Field Sergeant James Finlayson. Bott Clyde Cook. Ralph Hoi lister Gardner JLieutenant Bathurst .... Edmund Breon. *• » * * JOHN MONK SAUNDERS. AUTHOR \ OF "WINGS," WROTE "THE DAWN \ PATHOL." • ■ A , J 1 — Never have we shown a .greater picture. Never has Barthelmess had a fiuer fart. You'll laugh at his deviltry, thrill at his miraculous flying. SEE! hundreds of' 'PLANES inFLAMING COMBAT. TONS OF ENPLOSIVES BLOWN TO DESTRUCTION. 46 OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST DAREDEVILS IN DBA TH-DEFITNG AERIAL STUNTS. MIGHTIEST OF ALL AIR SPECTACLES, PLUS One of the Greatest Stories the Screen has ever Captured. PLANS AT MAJESTIC , 2000 SEATS, 1/ TO 3/. (Plus Tax.) i Phone 43-210 for Reservations. "PUD OR i REMUEHA. A Fuller-Hay ward Theatre. TO-NIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK. Beryl Mercer, Barbara Kent and Robert Armstrong In "DUMBBELLS IN ERMINE." And DOROTHY MACKAILL in "THE LOVE RACKET." PRINCE EDWARD - K '™ hare DAILY at 2 p.m. and 7.30. MONSTER DOUBLE BILL. JOHN BOLES and JOE E. BROWN In the All-Colour, Singing. Dancing and Special Warner Production. " SONG OF THE WEST." 7 And Eleanor Boardman and Ralph Fortes 4 In " M A M B A." . VICTORIA devonport. TO-NIGHT, AT S O'CLOCK. BERNICE CLAIRE and ALEXANDER : GRAIS iu In the All-Colour Special Production. " SONG OF THE FLAME" And LORETTA YOUNG in "THE FORWARD PASS." "THE FORWARD PASS.' BRITANNIA — THRBB ***** TO-NIGHT, AT S O'CLOCK. ANOTHER BIG DOUBLE BILL. VICTOR McLAGLEN, Fifi Dor say and VICTOR McLAGLEN, El Brendcl m "HOT FOR PARIS," And BEN LYON and BARBARA KENT in "WHAT MEN WANT. - GREY LYNN CINEMA — t Surrey Crescent. TO-NIGHT, AT S O'CLOCK. PAULINE FREDERICK, Lowell Sherman. PAULINE FREDERICK, Conway Tearie "EVIDENCE." (Adult Recommendation.) , And MARY NOLAN in "UNDERTOW- _ EARTHQUAKE RELIEF. OF WAITEMATA. EARTHQUAKE RELIEF FUND. Residents of the Waitemata County advised that the Waitemata cil lias opened a Subscription List in of the sufferers In the Napier Lartnq Disaster. , Contributions to the fund will fully received at the County Office, in Street, Auckland, and subscription have also been handed to the Bidinff * bers and placed in the various Post urn in the County for the convenience or l tributors. W. A. BISHOP, County Chairman. February 10, 1931. — J^ARTHQUAKE WAITEMATA WOMEN'S PROGRESSIVE LEAGUE, TAKAPUNA. URGENT. r ~ Boys' Trousers, Fruit and Vegetables Thankfully Received at Tflg LEAGUE'S DEPOT, A.M.C. BUILDUP LAKE ROAD, TAKAPUNA, , Or will be Called For on Phoning TT*ARTHQUAKE Relief.— Community . Town Ilall next Wednesday. ticulars Saturday's "Star." ■