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Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 150, 27 June 1931, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. ALL AUCKLAND IS LAUGHING AGAIN Sg=== PLAZA HH DAILY SESSIONS, 11 — 1.15 — 3.30 — 5.35 — 8 p.m. Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. TO-NIGHT, • AT TO-NIGHT, 5.35, TO-NIGHT, 8 P.M. SCREEN'S GREAT COMEDIANS, TH WHEELER WHEELER WHEELER AND WOOLSEY, WOOLSEY, Stars of '"•'Cuckoos" — "Hook, Line, and Sinker" — "Half Shot at Sunrise," In THEIR FUNNIEST SHOW. — With EDNA MAY OLLIVER, Of "Cimarron" Fame, DOROTHY LEE. " CRACKED NUTS." _^ "■ CRACKED NUTS." = === " CRACKED NUTS." NUTS." == == " CRACKED NUTS." EEE = " CRACKED NUTS." " CRACKED NUTS." " CRACKED NUTS." =i ==. " CRACKED NUTS;" E= irntmTijjjiijiiiiThrow away your depressed feeling for a couple of hours and enjoy ■ some real good comedy. OLD MAN DEPRESSION IS NOT ON PARADE—THIS IS A GREAT BIG LAUGH SHOW WITH THE CHAMPION NUTS OF THE UNIVERSE .... ALSO, AN EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD SUPPORTING PROGRAMME.' HUGH HERBERT— ROSCOE ATES, In "SHE WENT FOR A TRAMP." MICKEY McGUIRE — In — "MICKEY'S WINNERS." "LATEST SCREEN SNAPSHOTS." "SOULMATES" CARTOON.

Don't Forget to Book Early for To-night—Plan at Plaza—Ring 41-586 for Reservations — No Extra Charge Made. 1 1800 SEATS, 1/ TO 2/6T[ ENTIRE CHANGE TO-DAY. Dainty Afternoon Tea Free served in Circle at 3.30. THE LONDON, „ °w>- g.p.o. THE LONDON, Double - sta Wture. THE GREAT ENGLISH COMEDY, With CYRIL MAUDE CYRIL MAUDE " GRUMPY." — ;' CYRIL MAUDE, the Distinguished English - Actor's Best Role. 1 " GRUMPY." — "'GRUMPY." '" GRUMPY." — li GRUMPY." In Addition : THE GREAT COMEDY, AMATEUR ■VTIGHT IN X ONDON." MATEUR -L-MGHT IN -LONDON." Sessions: 11.15, 1.30, 3.35, 5.45 and 8. THE LONDON. AVONDALE TOWN HALL. HAYWARD'S TALKIES AND CABARET. TO-NIGHT, AT 8 P.M. "JUST IMAGINE." The Amazing Musical Comedy of Life and Love 50 years from to-day. Followed by 2 Hours' 'Super-Jazz Dance. KEN. GILLAM and his JAZZ BAND. All Professional Musicians. Phone 47-765. fjjmq ST. JAMES', E|H TO-MORROW y" OTtW ~J (SUNDAY). ORCHESTRAL, VOCAL, INSTRUMENTAL, AND SILENT PICTURE ENTERTAINMENT. COMMENCING 7.30. PROFESSIONAL ORCHESTRA, Under the Conductorship of Mr. Geo. Poore. Assisted by the following Artists :— MISS ALYS MONCUR, New Zealand Contralto. MISS GRETA MUNRO, Auckland Soprano. M'R. GEO. BARNES, Broadcasting Lyric Tenor. MR. TOM HARRIS, The Weil-Known Dramatic Entertainer. Also, The Paramount Picture, Featuring RICHARD DIX and BETTY BRONSON, ' PARADISE In FOR TWO." Doors Open 6.30. Silver Coin Collection. Concert organised by the Auckland Musicians' Union, on behalf of Unemployed Musicians and Musicians' Benevolent Fund. FRANK EGERTON, Secretary. Phone 47-169. 27 COMMUNITY SINGING. COMMUNITY QjSb SINGING. TOWN HALL, WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 12.30 to 1.30 p.m. Song Leader: MR. LBN. BARNES. Vocalist: MISS WINIFRED JOHNSON. ORGAN RECITAL, By MR. EWART LYNE, 12 to 12.30 p.m. MRS. BARRINGTON SNOW at the Piano. Admission Free. W. WOODHEAD, Hon. Sec, Community Singing Committee. __27 IN BANKRUPTCY. T TN BANKRUPTCY.—IN THE SUPREME X COURT OF NEW ZEALAND.—Notice is hereby given that TOM ROBINSON, of 274, Queen Street, Auckland (Belgium Lounge), Restaurant Keeper, was this day adjudged Bankrupt; and I hereby summon a meeting of creditors to be holden at my Office, Wright's Buildings, Fort Street, Auckland, on THURSDAY, the 2nd day of July, 1931, at 2.15 p.m.—Dated at Auckland this 27th day of June, 1931. —A. W. WATTERS, < fficial Assignee. x 27 QHOP, 118, VICTORIA ST. WEST (Opp. Parkinson's Monumental OPENING FRIDAY, JULY 10. THE ST. VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETY Invites Gifts of DISUSED CLOTHING AND FOOTWEAR, AND BEDS, BEDDING, AND AIsY SALEABLE ODDS AND ENDS Which may be converted into Cash in the Society's Opportunity Shop. A Card addressed to the above, or a Ring to 'Phone 44-730, will bring the Collecting Motor Service to your Door.