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Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 37, 13 February 1931, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. ST. ST. "Where Sound •> COMMENCING COMMENCING 11 A.M. — 2.15 Sir Benjamin an J John THE PLAYER That Have Won England's Komantic Actor, GEO. ARLISS, GEO. ARLISS, GEO. ARLISS, GEO. ARLISS, ' The Genius, of the Screen, in His Greatest Role. JOHN GALSWORTHY'S Startling creation of "Old English," "a grand old sinner," who lived every moment o£ his life and played the game to the bitter end, supplied Arliss with the great opportunity of his career. He seized it with both hands and registered a performance so beautifully drawn that it stands out as the .finest characterisation in the history of talking pictures.— So writes the "Evening Journal." At a dinner recently given in his honour, George Arliss said: "You ask me to toast my favourite character. GENTLEMEN, I GIVE YOU THAT GRAND OLD SINNER, 'OLD ENGLISH.' " A Warner Bros, and PLANS AT STRAND STRAND (A Fuller-Hayward Theatre.) SESSIONS: 11, 2.15, 8.0. Made to be laughed at; made for one purpose only—to crush the blues under a barrage of mirth. To make the world laugh as it has never laughed before! BUSTER KEATON BUSTER KEATON BUSTER KEATON BUSTER KEATON BUSTER KEATON In the Battle of Laughs, and not a single shot fired. Forward -|\tarch." ORWARD iu-ARCH." " -\fAKCII." "-T ORWARD -L'J-ARCH." Forward ]\rARCU." ORWARD -WJ-ARCH." Better described as THE TALKING ROOKIES. ROOKIES. HERE IS THE ROOKIES. ROOKIES. . FUNNIEST ROOKIES. ROOKIES. PICTURE EVER ROOKIES. ROOKIES. MADE! ROOKIES. ROOKIES. ROOKIES. ROOKIES. ROOKIES. ROOKIES. ROOKIES. ROOKIES. The loves and ROOKIES. ROOKIES, laughs and thrills ROOKIES. ROOKIES, of recruit - days ROOKIES. ROOKIES, are all here in ROOKIES. ROOKIES, a mighty barrage ROOKIES. ROOKIES, of entertainment! ROOKIES. "Old Soldiers Never Die, but Rookies Drive them Mad!" STRAND TO-DAY. PLANS AT THEATRE. Phone 43-114. TUDOR REMUERA. A Fuller-Hayward Theatre. . TO-NIGHT AT S O'CLOCK. PAULINE FREDERICK in " EVIDENCE." (Adult Recommendation.) And ELEANOR BOARDMAN in " MAMBA." SPECIAL MATINEE TO-MORROW at 2.30. PRINCE EDWARD — Karangahape Road. DAILY at 2 p.m. and 7.30. BUDDY ROGERS, KaChryn Crawford, Josepirine Dunn and Carol Lombard in " SAFETY IN NUMBERS," And CARL BRISSON in "THE SONG OF SOHO." VICTORIA DEVONPORT. TO-NIGHT, AT S O'CLOCK. ANN HARDING, fJD'WARD EVERETT HORTON and MARY ASTOR in "HOLIDAY." Full Supporting Talkie Programme. SPECIAL MATINEE TO-MORROW at 2.30. BRITANNIA three-lamps. TO-NIGHT, AT 8 O'CLOCK. ANOTHER BIG DOUBLE BILL. LLOYD HUGHES and SMAKY ASTOR in LLOYD HUGHES and iMARY ASTOR in "THE RUNAWAY BRIDE," And EVELYN BRENT in "FRAMED." EVELYN BRENT in "FRAMED." GREY LYNN CINEMA — Surrey Crescent. TO-NIGHT, AT S O'CLOCK. . MONSTER DOUBLE BILL! JOHN BOLES and JOE B. BROWN in toe All-Colour, Singing and Dancing Special Production. "THE SONG OF THE WEST," And Loretta Young in "The Forward Pass." SPECIAL MATINEE TO-MORROW At 2 p.m. SWIMMING. r \ pONSONBT —, _ SWIMMING t— jSS r. rv n CLUB'S FIRST GRAND CARNIVAL FIRST GRAND CARNIVAL At SHELLY BEACH BATHS TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), FEB. 14. Commencing 2.30. A Feast of SWIMMING, DIVING AND WATER POLO. A Gala you Cannot Afford to' Miss. ADULTS, 1/; CHILDREN, 6d. A. E. WALMSLET, 13 • Hon. Secretary. MEETINGS. A UCKLAND GRAMMAR SCHOOL OLD BOYS' ASSOCIATION. OPENING CEREMONY OF THE JUBILEE MEMORIAL LIBRARY. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), 3 P.M. ALL OLD BOYS, WIVES AND FRIENDS Are Cordially Invited to .the abov-? Function. Afternoon Tea Provided. T. S. MILLER, :*l3 Secretary.