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Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 85, 11 April 1931, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS. ' • \ EMPRESS NE W TO N ) Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. ■ "MEW "PROGRAMME mO-NIGHT. • -i>EW -PROGRAMME J-O-NIGHT. DE LUXE SESSION, 8 O'CLOCK. — MORE SENSATIONAL — O ATTRACTIONS. No. I—SIR GERALD DU MAURIER, England's Supreme Actor, in John Galsworthy's Drama, "ESCAPE." — " ESCAPE. "ESCAPE." — "ESCAPE." No. 2—The Screen's Funniest Comedians, AMOS 'N' ANDY. In CHECK AND DOUBLE CHECK CHECK AND DOUBLE CHECK 1000 SEATS. 1/, 1/. Children, 6d, 6d. RESERVES, 27-077. EMPRESS — TO-NIGHT. <^^ALEXANDEA Green Lane. RESERVES 16-647. Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. TO-NIGHT. AT 8 O'CLOCK. GREAT DOUBLE-STAR PROGRAMME. GREAT DOUBLE-STAR PROGRAMME. Xo. I—WILLIAM POWELL In " SHADOW OF THE LAW." " SHADOW OF THE LAW." No. 2 —All-Star Cast in the Funniest Fox Comedy of 1931. 11 " UP THE RIVER." FREE BUS leaves Ellerslie 7.0, 7.10, 7.20, - 7.30; Lake Road, 7.15. (PONSONBY ROAD). Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. TO-NIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK. MONSTER DOUBLE-STAR PROGRAMME. MONSTER DOUBLE-STAR PROGRAMME. The 4 Funniest Men on the To-day, , : THE MARX BROTHERS, "ANIMAL CRACKERS/' No. 2—A Fox All-Talkie. MONA MARRIS, DON JOSE MO JOS, And All-Star Cast in "ONE MAD KISS." 1000 SEATS, 1/, 1/. Children, 6d, 6d. c aßm AUCKLAND LITTLE mj% THEATRE SOCIETY. r WE COME OF AGE. 21ST PRODUCTION. % "A BILL OF = = DIVORCEMENT." = HIS MAJESTY'S = THEATRE. = APRIL 30, MAY 1 AND 2. CLEMENCE DANE'S GREAT PLAY, = " A BILL OF = == DIVORCEMENT." = HIS MAJESTY'S = = THEATRE. = • ," s j ARE YOU A MEMBER? £2 2/ FOR TWO SEATS " ' £11/ FOR OXO SBAT ' At Each of the Four Different Plays produced by the Society This Year. This Subscription carries all Membership Privileges. ARE YOU A MEMBER? WHY NOT JOIN? You may be enrolled either at Lewis Eady, Ltd., or at the office of the Secretary, THBO. J. SPRY, 206, Victoria Arcade, Queen Street, Who will furnish all particulars. . Members' Preferential Box Plan Opens at Lewis Eady, Ltd., on Monday, April 20. Direction: KENNETH BRAMPTON. "TO GO TO THE APACHE ONCE IS TO ; GO AGAIN, AGAIN AND AGAIN." , D ' ' CLUB. KITCHENER HALL, Above Public Library. TO-NIGHT—B till 11.30—T0-NIGHT N.Z.'s Largest Permanent Dance Band. HARRY BOLTON ' " And His APACHE DANCE ORCHESTRA, APACHE DANCE ORCHESTRA, Eleven (11) Talented Artists. The sweet strains of Romantic Waltzes, , Exhilarating Fox Trots ; the multi-coloured, Brilliant Maze of Gorgeous Rays from the beautiful Crystal Bowl—enchanting, never-to-be-forgotten experiences at the APACHE. EIGHT (8) MONTE CARLO GIFTS YOU WILL DELIGHT IN WINNING. Single, 2/6. Double, 4/6. N.B, —the Management reserves the right to refuse admittance to anyone who, in its opinion, may lower the tone or morale of the dance. 11 N. EDGAR, Secretary. PRESBYTERIAN ORPHANAGES' LADIES' AUXILIARY. A GARDEN PARTY. LESLIE ORPHANAGE, REMUERA, ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 18, AH 1 9 O'PT/APTT To be opened by THE RIGHT REV. GEO. BUDD, Moderator of General Assembly. MR. S. T. .HARBUTT, Moderator of iPresbytery, will also be present. STALLS for CAKES, PRODUCE, FANCY GOODS, ETC. AFTERNOON TEA, 1/. A Musical Programme will be given by the Children during the Afternoon. Friends who depire to help in sending Parcels or Produce, please communicate with the Secretary of P.S.S.A., Rev. Thomas Halliday, Mt. Smart Road, Onehunga, who will send a van to collect same. MRS. WEBSTER, President. MISS WALLACE, Secretary. N.B.—Tram car to Meadowbank Road. 11 MEETINGS. AUCKLAND GUILD OF MASTER PAINTERS. j GENERAL MEETING of the Auckland 3 Guild will be held at the CAFANET, J Swanson Street, on MONDAY EVENING. * A Social Evening will follow meeting. 11 A. H. PENNY, I xll Secretary. J • — : a SAVINGS BANK. 1 5* ee £ n S of the Trustees will be held at S e 2.l5 n p.m°. a WEDNESDAY, 15th instant, * CLEM. BARTLEY, \ » Manager. April 11, 1931. n A GENERAL, MEETING of thp Association will be » 2t J „ Fe «ileigh Av., on MONDAY